Mark was busy working away in the Leather Shop when all of a sudden the phone rang…. Watch here what happened next:
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Beaver News #43 – December 5, 2016
In this week’s Video, Mark talks about our custom handmade Buscadero Rigs. He actually shows off the rig that he is using when he does Cowboy Action or other fun shoots.
All our Buscadero rigs are made of high-quality leather, they are hand cut, bevelled and edged and come with
Check out the video below:
You can customize your rig at extra cost with:
Contact us for a quote.
Beaver News #42 – November 14, 2016
In this week’s Video, we take you behind the scenes and let you be part of how this veteran spends Remembrance Day 2016.
In previous years Mark was part of the Seymour Battery (Seymour Artillery) and their Salute in Port Moody,

2015 Remembrance Day
But this year he went back to the way he prefers to spend this special Day and how he’s honouring his fallen comrades and fellow veterans, the POW’s (Prisoners of Wars) and the MIA’s (Missing in Action).
Timeline:
0:15 How Mark starts the day
1:15 Saddle up
1:25 where Mark is at 11.11 am
2:40 does he have a whole horse or not?
3:30 later in the day, the Salute at the fire
4:20 How Mark ends this special day
Spend the day with Mark by clicking here or on the image below.
Beaver News #41 – October 31, 2016
In this week’s Video, we wanted to talk about Archery Supplies, items you dream of that we can make.
It started off really good until Mark realized that it was Halloween… after that we don’t exactly know what happened other than Mark is gone and in his place sat the White Spirit Wolf…. but watch for yourself:
by clicking here or on the image below.
Since you have to do your own leather work until Mark transforms back into human form, check out our How-to Videos:
Beaver News #40 – October 17, 2016
In this week’s Video, we are talking about how to cut out a corner when doing leather work – not to confuse with How to cut a corner when doing leather work 😉
This tutorial will even be valuable to you if you are not doing leather work yourself but you are (or might be in the future) a customer that wants to buy an item hand made from leather. After watching this video you know what to look for to see if the artist knows his craft and went the extra mile to ensure he produces a beautiful and high-quality item.
If you are doing leather work yourself you might have struggled with this task in the past and have ended up with that unwanted cut that Mark shows at 2:55. Then you probably tried to fix it but ended up messing it up even more. Let Mark show you this simple trick so in the future cutting out a corner will not be any trouble at all.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
Other How-to Videos :
Beaver News #39 – October 3, 2016
In this week’s Newsletter and Video we would like to remind you, that we don’t just manufacture Holsters, Belts, Briefcases etc but that we stand by our motto:
You dream it – we make it!
Mark was working on a project for a client who is into acrobatics like they do in circuses. He made a padded leather lace-up cover over a shackle on a trapeze hoop. Check out the video below and don’t miss the hint of the Day at 3:18.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
Beaver News #38 – September 19, 2016
Well after a long unintentional Summer Break we are back with our Beaver News…. did you miss us?
Of course, we also have a new video for you, to start the new season we give you a quick look behind the scenes and show you how hard we work here at Beaver Mountain Works. Enjoy.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
We have been very busy all summer long with a steady stream of custom leather work. At the end of September, we moved our workshop for 10 days to the Heffley Creek Black Powder Rendezvous. Here two impressions:

2016 Heffley Creek Rendezvous. As you can see this is a primitive Rendezvous so our Shop and Trading Post were housed in a tent.

2016 Heffley Creek Rendezvous. Here you see the Shop and Trading Post from the side and a customer busy working on his moccasins
Custom Buscadero Rig with right cross-draw holster
Beaver News #37 – May 30, 2016
In this episode, Mark introduced ‘the big brother’ of our famous Mare’s Leg Holster
This holster comes fully lined and form fitted to the rifle. We can manufacture the following variation of the regular Mare’s Leg also in this higher end version such as:
– border tooling only
– with Keeper/Concho
– Last Bullet
We can build it as a slide-on holster that you can wear with any gun belt (i.e. our unlined Prospector Belt or our lined Drifter Belt) or with a holster backing to wear “cowboy Style” on a Buscadero belt.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
Beaver News #36 – May 16, 2016
In this little episode Mark talks about covers for your firearms.
We manufacture a broad variety of different cases, socks, and covers for your precious rifles and shotguns.As you will see in the video, we can use
We can also make it out of cowhide leather and we make wooden cases lined in and/or covered in leather although we don’t show any of these in this video.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
Beaver News #35 – May 6, 2016
Mark shows you a butt sleeve/sling combo that has been in big demand here at Beaver Mountain Works.
Both the butt sleeve and the rifle sling have cartridge loops, the length of the sling is easily adjustable and the cartridges readily accessible.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
Beaver News #34 – April 11, 2016
In this week’s video, Mark demonstrates our action-ready Sling.
This unit is perfect if you don’t want to carry a holster with you. It’s the unit Mark uses when he goes out in the bush to work, bushwhacking, gold panning or simply enjoy himself.
This sling is very versatile and attaches easily to your rifle. It’s fully adjustable and we make it to the thickness and width you want.
Watch the video by clicking here or on the image below.
