We are Ken and Wanda Bauerle, and own and operate Hog Branch Harness, now located in Purvis, Mississippi. Over 27 years ago, in Holden, Louisina, on a creek called Hog Branch, we started making Biothane harness using the material made by the Bioplastics Company. At one time, people looked at "plastic" harness as only a product that was cheaper than leather. Today's domestically produced synthetics are not a cheap substitute for leather, they are a practical alternative. They offer a wide range of advantages, including lightness, low maintenance, uniform strength, cut and abrasion resistance, cold weather flexibility, rot and odor resistance and best of all for the south is mildew resistance. All of this and clean with soap and water- NO OILING. You also have a breaking strength of 1000# per inch width!

As you can see from the pictures, we keep a good bit of harness in stock. When your order is placed, we'll do our best to let you know how quick you can get your harness delivered!