Century-old horse saddles stolen from Idaho family | FOX 28 Spokane

IDAHO COUNTY, Idaho - A family in north Idaho is seeking assistance after two century-old saddles were stolen from their property overnight. The Idaho County Sheriff's Office reported that the theft occurred when an individual accessed a secured area.

The stolen items hold significant sentimental value, with the family emphasizing the rich history behind them. One of the saddles, known as the big horn saddle, has been treasured for over a century, originally owned by Uncle Dan Mader and frequently used by the family’s son, Wyatt Williams.

In an effort to recover the stolen saddles, the family has turned to the community for help. They made a heartfelt appeal through social media, which was subsequently shared by the sheriff's office to reach a wider audience.

Authorities encourage anyone with information about the theft to come forward and contact the sheriff’s office. The hope is that public awareness will lead to the recovery of these valuable family heirlooms.

Community support is crucial in such cases, and the family is hopeful that with the public's assistance, they can reunite with their cherished saddles soon.