Packsaddles [noun]

No matter if camp had been just where Haught had last thrown a packsaddle!

Joseph seated sleepily, with his fur cap drawn down; the Virgin and Child resting against the packsaddle on the ground.

Packsaddle Jack said he didn't know for sure whether sheepmen were humans or not.

It certainly was good luck that we unbuckled the packsaddle straps before he left the vicinity.

And for each able horse, with a packsaddle or other saddle and furniture, two shillings per diem.

The girths of the packsaddle were cut loose, and the animal was dragged clear of the pack.

But they hunted him from pillar to post, and caught him, at last, in the bar-parlor of "The Packsaddle."

Packsaddle Jack and me finally decided to bill the cattle to ourselves till we got some further light on the subject.

When we woke up the sun was sinking in the east, at least I maintained it was east, but Packsaddle Jack said it was in the north.

Then Packsaddle Jack told about a bull-snake family he used to know in southern Kansas.