| Local Musicians - Music in stock. |
 Marjo Wilson
Marjo is a very talented person who grew up locally on a cattle ranch. She can often be heard with her band at a local restaurant or at various community events. She has released some CDs which we have for sale. One cover is shown to the right. For $20 we will ship a CD to your house. To find out more about her music click here.
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 Gary Bowman
This fun cd will appeal to adults and children (and
everyone in-between!). A portion of the sales from
each CD will benefit BONES. "Gary
Bowman's Song of the Animals" is available now. For $20 we will ship a copy of this CD to your house. If you need more information about this CD click here.
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Michelle Lambert - started her career in Covelo, singing and playing a violin. She plays a fiddle, dances, sings and writes her own songs. To find out more click here.
Heidi Clare - a fiddler for the Reeltime Travelers started her career in Covelo. She has just released a solo. To find out more information click here. Kenneth Lambert - a freelance violinist originally from Covelo. At present his first CD has sold out, however check out his web site for further information. Wild Horses - A local Country-Western band. |
| Local Artists - Artwork on display and for sale. |
Debi Bauer  - loves to paint on various objects. Her pictures of flowers and birds can be seen on discarded shovels or saws. For several years she has decorated a birdhouse for our local birdhouse auction. Shown at right are two birdhouses; one which she designed with flowers and the other one which she finished with pictographs for another artist.
Contact her at wd_bauer@yahoo.com.
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Marjo Wilson is very well known for her art work. We have been privileged to have some of her art work in our store. To view her art work click here. |
 Susan Kruger
Susan carves soapstone and strings the handmade beads into necklaces. She is willing to create a necklace which fits your budget and reflects your taste. The necklace to the right has acorns and oak leaves carved out of soapstone. |
 Barbara Wyre
Barbara makes one of a kind necklaces out of beads. She can be reached at (707) 983-6702. This pretty bead necklace shown at the right is one of hers. |
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Sarah Daniels takes photos of animals or scenery. If you are interested in a local picture, contact her and she will either put it on a card or send you a copy of the picture. E-mail her through June Marie from our Contact page. |
Claire Hurt creates individualized western poetry. She needs to know the name of your favorite horse and/or dog in combination with a few stories in order to write a poem. |
| Local Palate Pleasers - Unique tastes from Round Valley. |
Ernie's Wylaki Candy - Native American Jerky. To order write: P.O. Box 427 - Covelo, CA - 95428 or call: 707-983-8120. |
Eel River Rocks - Candy with a Covelo label on them. The "Eel River Rocks" are pieces of chocolate with a thin candy coating which resemble rocks. People enjoy eating them or use them to decorate cakes. While this product is not made locally it is such a favorite with our customers that we listed it here. |
| Bluerock Ranch CA - Jeff Daniels - Saddle Maker |
The Ranch
Located in a rugged portion of Mendocino County in northern California. Mentioned in several books including "The Last of The West" by Azbill and Shawley and also in The Mendocino Outlaws. For a short time the ranch was listed as a post office which may explain it's still being found on most U.S.Geological Survey Maps of the area. |
 Contact me for a test ride: Jeff Daniels, Saddle Maker
62651 Bell Springs Road
Garberville, CA 95542
Phone (707)984-8047 |
The Saddle Maker
My name is Jeff Daniels. My business name is Bluerock Ranch CA. I raise beef cattle and in my spare time, working in what is possibly the smallest shop in the west, I build custom saddle, repair saddles, do a little braiding, tool a few leather belts and build custom tack. My first teacher was the late Norm Allenbaugh of Laytonville, California. I now build saddles using Pete Gorrell's methods as shown in Leathercrafters
and Saddlers Journal with a few minor variations. Additionally I use John Hoppers book "Cowboy's Complete Guide to Saddle Making" for a reference. I
strive to put out a top quality product with U.S.A. made materials that fits the horse and the rider. Occasionally I may have a saddle on hand ready to go. |
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