It’s hard to find workers with passion and skill for their trades. Nice to see people with talent and patience. No complaints just quality craftsmanship. I’m sure all those whose tools you produce can appreciate you.
I took leather working in HS and enjoyed it very much. Later in life, I took care of the Princes who were instrumental at the King Ranch. Later, my husband and I moved to Kingsville and he worked at the King Ranch for a short time. To me, I thought Kingsville was quintessentially Texas. I've lived all across the area from Corpus Christi to Bandera and now Sierra Blanca, but Kingsville was simply "more Texan". There is a spirit that embodies and defines what it means to be Texas and Texan.
I grew up in Kingsville, from birth to 27 years old. The Saddle Shop used to be called The Running W Saddle Shop, and was in a small building on 6th and Kennedy St. When I was 14, one of the Kinenos, Lalo Mendietta, made me a horse hair hat band, made from Mr. San Peppy’s tail trimmings. I’ve worn a King Ranch brush jacket for 57 years, I own 7 of them. The ranch has undergone a lot of changes over the years, some good, some bad, but it’s still the biggest and the best.
It’s hard to find workers with passion and skill for their trades. Nice to see people with talent and patience. No complaints just quality craftsmanship. I’m sure all those whose tools you produce can appreciate you.
I took leather working in HS and enjoyed it very much.
Later in life, I took care of the Princes who were instrumental at the King Ranch. Later, my husband and I moved to Kingsville and he worked at the King Ranch for a short time. To me, I thought Kingsville was quintessentially Texas. I've lived all across the area from Corpus Christi to Bandera and now Sierra Blanca, but Kingsville was simply "more Texan". There is a spirit that embodies and defines what it means to be Texas and Texan.
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I’m glad I found this channel
Wow! True craftsmanship. It really is a dieing art
I grew up in Kingsville, from birth to 27 years old. The Saddle Shop used to be called The Running W Saddle Shop, and was in a small building on 6th and Kennedy St. When I was 14, one of the Kinenos, Lalo Mendietta, made me a horse hair hat band, made from Mr. San Peppy’s tail trimmings. I’ve worn a King Ranch brush jacket for 57 years, I own 7 of them. The ranch has undergone a lot of changes over the years, some good, some bad, but it’s still the biggest and the best.
THE SECOND BIGGEST FACTUALLY
Who cares?
@@annoyedtexan3552 get a life troll!
Good video! 🏆🏆🏆🏆🏆
I would love to learn how to build saddles in your saddle shop
I like Texas bucket list videos on RUclips from the imperial county California 👍👍🖐️🇺🇲🇺🇲
Roberto is amazing. 🙌
I'm sure that job pays very well. Train several apprentices and pay them well enough to want to stay.
Well Alberto needs to train an apprentice
Come by to south Atx and hit up Valentina’s 11500 Manchaca Rd 78745. The breakfast tacos are worth it, they come with brisket.
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I'm from kingsville lol
WHAT PART
Get your salsa , from Premont Texas , salsa, rica .. salsa from the Gods
is that what they call meth
hey! where's the saddle soap basted burger???
Craftsmanship that made the world turn heads is now a dying tradition! SAD! God Bless this man and anyone who dares to learn his craftsmanship!!!
Ask him where most of that merchandise is made ??? Mexico and China these are facts ...
I don't mind if my stuff is made in Mexico but I wouldn't like if it were made in china
King Ranch cowboy Roberto A Silva sr.
If you live in Kingsville reply to this comment :)
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JUAN ERNESTO "COCO" MONTALVO MADE THIER SADDLE BLANKETS BUT GETS NO CREDIT!!!
1909? It's 19-Ot-9.
he's not eating the saddle? wtf
Lance is a such a bone head no way around it ...
This is as bad as the cook show!! I’m not impressed with that so called ranch!!! Shit ranch is the right name!!
thank you God for living in the EU, not in 3e country USA