. Handbook for rangers & woodsmen . 4 feet long and 134 inches wide, and should be made totie rather than buckle. They cost about twenty-five centseach. Rig.—The rigging of any saddle is that part into which thecinches are fastened by means of the latigoes. They may beeither single or double in pack-saddles, the one providing for onlyone cinch, the other for two. They shoidd be well looped about EQUIPMENT 23 the forks and securely nailed to the saddle bars. The singlerig costs seventy-five cents, the double $ Full-Rigged Saddle.—A single rig, cross-tree pack-saddle,biu-ro size, with. 13^-
. Handbook for rangers & woodsmen . 4 feet long and 134 inches wide, and should be made totie rather than buckle. They cost about twenty-five centseach. Rig.—The rigging of any saddle is that part into which thecinches are fastened by means of the latigoes. They may beeither single or double in pack-saddles, the one providing for onlyone cinch, the other for two. They shoidd be well looped about EQUIPMENT 23 the forks and securely nailed to the saddle bars. The singlerig costs seventy-five cents, the double $ Full-Rigged Saddle.—A single rig, cross-tree pack-saddle,biu-ro size, with. 13^-inch rig, wrapped about the forks andnailed to the bars, 134-inch latigoes, 3-inch back-band web,breeching of the same material with 1%- or iM-inch leather. Fig. 19.—Full-rigged pack-saddle. (Single rig.)
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