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Carson's Corral Hand Made Halters w/ fun, colorful nose bands; 12' Lead Ropes w/ Leather Poppers & Reins ~ Hand Made in Wyoming with Top Quality American made Material!

About me & how it started
CARSON'S CORRAL·MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 2018·
I've always loved horses, and started on this journey toward "Carson's Corral" before I could even walk. By the time I was 7, I had started my own pony business (with a little help from my parents.) That was the first big step on the road to where I am today. This journey has led me to discover some of my favorite things: startin

g c**ts; riding & competing on my horses; learning how to improve my horsemanship, roping skills, and practically anything else that has to do with horses. Over the past couple of years I've been learning the traditional method of making rawhide- how to cure it, cut it for specific uses and cut it into string for braiding. It's a lot of hard and messy work that’s a real pain to do, but to me, the end results are what makes it worth the trouble. I'm planning to start braiding with kangaroo leather in addition to the rawhide braiding pretty soon. In the meantime, I enjoy making custom halters with braided nose bands and selling them to people who want something a little more interesting for their horses. ~ Carson Martinson

24/05/2025

Took this c**t to go rope calves at a branding for the first time. These were the first three calves I've roped off of him, he did great. ~ Thanks for giving me the opportunity to start your "Hank" c**t, Eric and Jackie.

22/05/2025

"Tesoro" 5-17-2025 branding

"It’s really quite amazing what a horse will do for you, if he only understands what you want. And it’s also quite amazi...
18/05/2025

"It’s really quite amazing what a horse will do for you, if he only understands what you want. And it’s also quite amazing what he’ll do to you if he doesn’t." - Bill Dorrance

28/04/2025
24/04/2025

Thanks for sharing how "Titan" is doing. He was another fun one to start.

14/04/2025

"Let me tell you something:
Good horses don’t just happen. Safe horses don’t just appear.
They’re made—through consistency, feel, timing, and leadership.
So I tell them this story to get their attention—not because I want fear in the room, but because I want focus...."

01/04/2025

"Floppy" 2022 Stud C**t (ASNY) For Sale - Had him in for 60 days at the end of 2024, he had 3 months off and came back like this. 3 months off, with the exception of the owner putting a couple rides on him after he went home. ~ If interested, Contact Heidi Jacobson

22/03/2025

A run with my draw team at the Plains of Oklahoma Big Loop Ranch Roping. March 2025

21/03/2025

"Harley" 5-year-old mare in for a refresher after a year off having a foal. She's got a couple shaggy spectators watching her, too. Nice mare and she'll be a fun one for her owner to take down the road this summer.

19/03/2025

Made it down to the Plains of Oklahoma Big Loop Roping 2025 and it sure was a lot of fun.

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About me & how it started

I've always loved horses, and started on this journey toward "Carson's Corral" before I could even walk. By the time I was 7, I had started my own pony business (with a little help from my parents.) That was the first big step on the road to where I am today. This journey has led me to discover some of my favorite things: starting c**ts; riding & competing on my horses; learning how to improve my horsemanship, roping skills, and practically anything else that has to do with horses. Over the past couple of years I've been learning the traditional method of making rawhide- how to cure it, cut it for specific uses and cut it into string for braiding. It's a lot of hard and messy work that’s a real pain to do, but to me, the end results are what makes it worth the trouble. I'm planning to start braiding with kangaroo leather in addition to the rawhide braiding pretty soon. In the meantime, I enjoy making custom halters with braided nose bands and selling them to people who want something a little more interesting for their horses. ~ Carson Martinson