Supposed to be The Roman soldiers who worn by the first time the Belt Buckles as an accessory in the Middle Ages.

And, behind every western cowboy buckle, there is a vivid story that speaks of the traditional cowboy’s life and rich heritage.

A cowboy is very proud of his belt buckles and often passes on to their children or grandchildren. Of course, the practical use of belt buckles is to keep your belt closed.

The buckle can proclaim the wearer’s name, initials, or brand, boast of significant achievement for such things as barrel racing, bull riding, team roping, tie-down roping, and more, or reveal devotion to country.

Some people call the belt buckle the “cowboy calling card.”

Belt buckles are kind of a cowboy’s resume, name, and family history all put onto this piece of metal, others like to wear a belt buckle with their favorite tractor or truck, and some of their favorite sport or animal to hunt.

At the rodeo, contestants compete throughout the season for a chance to win a buckle. At Ranch many of our employees and tourists wear buckles.

Many parents take their children to the ranch to enjoy their vacation. Kids usually want action and adventure. But parents might have more leisure and relaxation in a busy life. The Ranch combines the two.

No matter what style of belt buckle you choose, you are proud of it!

The buckles on our GS-JJ are beautifully made, ornate, and detailed.

Silver and antique gold the common ones! So order yours…

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Great Price as an Antique Belt Buckle!!!

Mutton Busting is an event held like rodeos.

This is very similar to a bull riding or bronc riding, but, instead, young children ride or race a sheep. Fantastic right!

In the event, a sheep is held still, while a child is placed on top in a riding position.

Once the child is seated at the top of the sheep, this one is released and usually starts to run in an attempt to get the child off.

There are no set rules for mutton busting.

These types of events are locally organized, so usually, there are no national organizations for bigger competitions.

The majority of children are required to wear helmets and parents are often asked to sign waivers to protect the rodeo from legal action in that event.

As a family activity to make children happy, often small prizes or ribbons are given out to the children who can stay on the longest.

GS-JJ has created the prize for this event as is the special Mutton Bustin Antique Belt Buckles.

The participant with the longest time on the sheep wins, most of them fall off in less than 8 seconds.

Age, height, and weight restrictions apply to participants to generally prevent injuries.

Supporters consider the event both entertaining and a way to introduce young children to adult riding events.

Mutton Bustin Antique Belt Buckles are used to celebrate this event. There is a sheep in the middle of mutton busting buckles full of white and black.

Antique Belt Buckles are crafted by antique silver.

GS-JJ can help you with design and offer you many antique belt buckles and belt buckles​ at a very affordable price.

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