Meet Farmer Tillie & Sandhills Saddlery: Crafting Excellence in North Dakota
She has on her farm near Baldwin, North Dakota: alpaca, sheep, cows, horses, a donkey and a mule, chickens, dogs, cats, and birds. To make her treats, she uses farm fresh eggs right from her farm chickens, and only the best ingredients. She sells these speciality dog treats at shows across the region, and from her website: www.farmertillies.com.
Up in the Denbigh/Towner area, rancher and former sometime bronc rider Shawn Kramer took his love for horses and ranch life, and after an injury parlayed that into a lifelong business creating exquisite custom saddles for cowboys all over the country--and the world! At Sandhills Saddlery, Shawn makes every one custom for the individual, and it's clear his work is one of a kind and perfectly detailed. His saddlery is housed near his ranch home in a building that was previously a church. Learn more at: https://www.sandhills-saddlery.com.
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