Leather cow counter from Martin Saddlery, seen from the front. Numbered slots with sliding metal rivets run down the leather, with a leather tie at the top for the saddle horn.
Leather cow counter resting on a saddle seat, hung from the saddle horn. Numbered slots hold metal rivets that slide to track which cows have been called in team penning and ranch sorting.
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Leather cow counter from Martin Saddlery, seen from the front. Numbered slots with sliding metal rivets run down the leather, with a leather tie at the top for the saddle horn.
Leather cow counter resting on a saddle seat, hung from the saddle horn. Numbered slots hold metal rivets that slide to track which cows have been called in team penning and ranch sorting.

Cow Counter

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Description

Attach the cow counter to your saddle horn when team penning and ranch sorting. Slide the metal rivets left or right to keep track of which cows have been called, giving you an advantage in knowing which cattle you might pen or sort. Martin Saddlery strap is hand-oiled and hand-finished the traditional cowboy way. Some variations in leather tones may occur.

  • Cow counter attaches easily to saddle horn.
  • Metal rivets track cows during team penning or ranch sorting.
  • Helps keep an accurate count of called cows.
  • Gives a competitive advantage in sorting cattle.
  • Durable and easy to use.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is a cow counter?

It's a leather strap with sliding metal rivets that attaches to your saddle horn to help you keep track of cattle.
When do I use it?

It's made for team penning and ranch sorting.
How does it work?

Slide the rivets left or right to keep track of which cows have been called.
How does it attach?

It attaches easily to your saddle horn.
Does it give me an advantage?

It helps you keep an accurate count, so you always know which cattle are left to pen or sort.