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  #13 Curtis Hill

  Curtis Hill-

  Curtis Hill is a bit and Spur maker from Wichita Falls, Texas. Curtis stays true to the old techniques and process of the early bit and spur makers. He believes in building quality gear for the working cowboy so it can be passed through generations.

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  #3 Dennis Domingos

  Dennis Domingos-

  Dennis grew up in the Santa Ynez valley.  San Luis Obispo is to the North, Ventura to the South and Santa Barbara is in the middle.  This is the home to many Vaqueros and Californios, deeply rooted in the Spanish style traditions.  Many bit makers have come from this area in California such as G.S. Garcia, Mardueno and Juan Flores.  Dennis is proud to be from a valley where such amazing artists have produced traditional Vaquero pieces that are now highly sought after.

  Dennis, a cowboy by trade, modified his first bit while cowboying in 1975.  Dennis spent a few decades working on his now trade and perfected his passion when he worked exclusively with Chuck Erwin in 2009.  Chuck spent many years teaching and grooming Dennis to become the maker he is today.

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  #15 Stephen Hoyt

  Stephen Hoyt-

  Stephen Hoyt is from Washington, Missouri. His current occupation is in agriculture. He is also a certified welder.
  Stephen enjoys working in silver and steel as well as making saddle silver, buckles and bits. He started his engraving business 2016.
  He has taken engraving classes and workshops from Diane Scalese and Ray Cover, that have helped him improve his talent.

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  #17 Chip Merchant

  Chip Merchant-

  Chip and his family live in Beavercreek, Oregon, where he enjoys building bits and spurs and various other silver pieces.  Chip has been blessed with good mentors and making good friends along the way.  Chip attended two Ernie Marsh workshops and an engraving class with Diane Scalese.  Chip is extremely thankful to have been given the knowledge and tools from these expert craftsmen.

  Chips goals are to create traditional one of a kind pieces that are of exceptional quality.  Chip challenges himself to improve on each piece he designs, engraves and creates.  Function and quality craftsmanship are the two elements that Chip strives to have in every piece he creates so that the gear he builds will be passed down for many generations to come.

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