Bronze Sculpture
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A Wreck A Coming
$20,000.00Add to cartA Wreck A Coming is one element in a larger sculpture, Turning ‘Em North.
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Back To The Badlands
$3,500.00Add to cartTo the hole in the wall…
Growing up in Malta and working around Zortman, Montana as a young man, I heard the stories of the Great Northern train robbery of 1901 many times. Apparently my grandmother, Maggie Pellitier was 12 at the time the train was robbed. She had known Kid Curry and members of his gang because they stopped at her family home in Zortman. One gang member always had candy for the kids and that man was Butch Cassidy.
In the badlands of the Missouri River, south of Zortman, there is a remote spot called The Hide-a-way, which offered rough accommodations. A few cowboys who worked at the Phillips Ranch new about this place but no one offered to show me the exact location. I rode many miles in that country but never came across it. The story goes that after Kid Curry robbed the train at Malta, Montana the first stop he made was at the Coburn Ranch to change horses. The second stop was the Hide-a-way. Next up would be the Hole in the Wall, Wyoming.
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Bare Back Rider 1997
$3,500.00Add to cartThis sculpture was created for the 1998 Rodeo Series of the Calgary Stampede.
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Barrel Racer
$3,500.00Add to cartTeamwork and precision are the attributes required to make a barrel-racing champion.
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Bear And Bull
$3,000.00Add to cartIt is a rare event to see a grizzly bear fight with a buffalo but it does happen.
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Before The Storm
$2,700.00Add to cartWhen I went to work on the Phillips Ranch when I was 16 years old they took it for granted that I knew what I was doing. My dad and granddad had been horseman and worked on the ranch long before me. They gave me 2 animals to break. I knew nothing about breaking a horse but the cowboys really helped me out. Every time I got bucked off they told me what I had done wrong. The man I worked for was B.D. Phillips. I asked him what he looked for in a horse. He said he wanted a lion in the front and a greyhound in the back. He wanted a horse that could hold up and with feet that did not need to be shod.
Years later when I owned horses of my own I took them to Jimmy Phillips of Lewistown. I considered him to be the best trainer there ever was. He never hurried. He knew horses.
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Big Medicine
$20,000.00Add to cartBig Medicine is one element in the larger sculpture: The Price of a Medicine Robe.
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Bull Fighter
$4,000.00Add to cartThe bullfighter is one of the most important men in the rodeo arena.
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Chief Joseph Bust
$2,000.00Add to cartChief Joseph was born in 1840 and died in 1904 at the age of 64.
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Cows Don’t Lie
$5,000.00Add to cartThe Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame receives $250 from every one sold.
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