A third generation blacksmith, Jerrell built his first pair of spurs as a teenager and that love for metal work never faded. A retired Peace Officer and SASS member, needing something to occupy his time and his hands, he began his custom spur building business, Outlaw's Spurs in May of 2002. Jerrell always enjoyed working with his hands and creating things from metal. He built many knives and spurs before retiring from his business in 2008, due to health reasons.

Jerrell passed away in September of 2019 and the fate of Outlaw's Spurs was unknown for a time.

In 2021, Rusty Wells, Jerrell's oldest grandson, moved to Graham to be near his grandma. He has since taken up the mantle, so to speak, and reopened Outlaw's Spurs as Rusty Wells - Outlaw's Spurs & Welding. Rusty is a professional welder, but a true artist at heart, whose medium happens to be metal.

Because the spurs are handmade, there will be imperfections that you won't find in mass produced items, but many people feel that's what makes them so desirable to own. Made from a wide variety of metals, no two pair are alike, adding to the desirability of owning a pair, or maybe two, of Outlaw's Spurs,.

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