- A
pack saddle is any
device designed to be
secured on the back of a horse, mule, or
other working animal so it can
carry heavy loads such as luggage,...
- The
Otago pack saddle,
later known as the
British universal pack saddle, is a
rideable pack saddle devised by
Harvey Spiller in Otago, New Zealand, in...
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Riding in a
saddle was
reserved for the
samurai class until the end of the
samurai era in 1868.
Lower classes would ride on a
pack saddle (ni-gura or...
- Pannier-style bags are
sometimes ****ed over a
pack saddle used for ****ng gear on a
horse or
other pack animal (often, a mule or donkey)
rather than for...
- This
British English term is
derived from the
obsolete bat,
meaning "
pack saddle" (from
French bât, from Old
French bast, from Late
Latin bastum). A batman's...
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Bicentennial National Trail Pack animal Pack saddle Guide Out****er
Pack Horse Library Project Wikimedia Commons has
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Pack horses. J.J.BagleyA...
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least one
saddle point. The
historical meaning is a
synonym for a
gable roof
particularly a dual-pitched roof on a tower, also
called a
pack-
saddle roof....
- A
saddle is a
supportive structure for a
rider of an animal,
fastened to an animal's back by a girth. The most
common type is equestrian. However, specialized...
- set of objects, for
instance a pair of
pack-bags,
pack-boxes or
other gear onto a base, for
instance a
pack saddle frame, in
which case it
requires the...
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carrying particularly heavy loads on
other animals they are
supported by a
pack saddle to
distribute weight more
evenly across the back of the animal. In some...
