Mule Hide Horn Wraps

Billy Cook Saddles Mule Hide Horn Wraps are designed to be applied to the horn of a roping saddle. Despite the name, "mule hide" in this context typically refers to a chrome-tanned cowhide, often a "pearl apron split" leather, known for its durable, rough texture. These wraps are crucial for "slick-horn" roping, allowing dallies (wraps of the rope around the horn) to slide smoothly and control the pressure on the animal and horse, providing greater control and reducing stress. Users praise them for their effectiveness in preventing rope slippage without leaving rubber residue, and for creating a good "funnel shape" on the horn for stacking dallies. While generally considered a must-have for ropers, the installation process can be involved, requiring soaking and careful wrapping to achieve a secure fit. The color is typically gray, though some variations exist.