What kind of saddle did cowboys favor for riding along with livestock?

Back in the day, cowboys would usually sit on the western saddle, a specially designed saddle that helped them ride along with their livestock so they could keep their eyes on them. Beyond the saddle, they also wore leather chaps as pants; the chaps were made to protect cowboys from injury as a result of thorny bushes and difficult terrains.
To keep themselves entertained in the vast expanses of empty land they sometimes would play a musical instrument, usually the Harmonica, because it was easy to carry.
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