diggerdogcanvasgeardiggerdogcanvasgearhttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/blogTrail cover]]>http://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2017/10/02/Trail-coverhttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2017/10/02/Trail-coverMon, 02 Oct 2017 04:01:47 +0000
Trail cover mounts behind the saddle cantle, it is housed in a cover, and when the fasteners released is pulled out over the saddle and horse's rump
Initial production batch has been made and with some improvements to be made in the next batch
Increased drop by 15cm and the mounting system to the saddle D rings and strap loops at the edges , for use as a horse rug when the saddle is removed
]]>Trail Tie safety release]]>Gary Swinglerhttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2017/10/02/Trail-Tie-safety-releasehttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2017/10/02/Trail-Tie-safety-releaseMon, 02 Oct 2017 03:35:49 +0000
Digger Dog has added a safety release ring to be used with the "Trail Tie" at an additional cost of $8
The release force is adjustable and can be reused and reset
The unit joins the short lead to the main strap leaving the short lead still attached to the horse's halter
]]>Pack Saddle Bags]]>Gary Swinglerhttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2016/06/04/Pack-Saddle-Bagshttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2016/06/04/Pack-Saddle-BagsFri, 03 Jun 2016 22:17:08 +0000
In our latest design we have changed the reinforcing liner in the lower half of the bags to a PVC coated fabric. This will make it easier to clean should there be any spills
The liners are arranged in a way that 8mm Corflute panel can be inserted to provide protection of the contents on the trail, front, rear, base with sides optional
These panels are removable
We use Bates Buckles to attach the bags, quick and easy to mount
When used with riding saddles there is a PVC coated fabric covers closed EVA foam pad to protect the saddle and horse
These features can be fitted to new bags on request
]]>Tree Tie for securing your horse on the Trail stops]]>Gary Swinglerhttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2016/06/03/Tree-Tie-for-securing-your-horse-on-the-Trail-stopshttp://www.diggerdogcanvasgear.com.au/single-post/2016/06/03/Tree-Tie-for-securing-your-horse-on-the-Trail-stopsThu, 02 Jun 2016 23:58:22 +0000
The issue of securing your horse on lunch stops on the trail has been an issue for along time and bailing twine tied to trees is not acceptable by Parks Victoria, I have had discussions with Rangers on this issue
For years I have been using a webbing strap with rings to secure my horses
Digger Dog has refined this and offer this product as a standard stocked item
Made from Fluro Yellow webbing and Dee rings, with optional short lead and clip, and Velcro strap when not in use, and the short lead is used to clip the tie to your saddle when you are riding
Simply wrap it around the tree at wither height, feed the end through the two dees and back through the top dee ring and pull tight, the loose end can be put under the strap behind the tree
Then clip the short lead to your horse
Your horse is now secured high and short
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