How To Make a Saddle in Minecraft
27How can you make a saddle in Minecraft? Well, in this video, we show you exactly how to get a saddle in order to ride horses, donkeys, camels, and more in Minecraft. We show you all of the different ways to find a saddle in Minecraft from chests to mob drops and more meaning that no matter what you will be able to use a saddle after this video!
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About this video: This video is a complete guide on how to get a saddle in Minecraft. We go over everything you need to know about Minecraft saddles. First though, it is worth mentioning that you cannot make a saddle in Minecraft Java or Bedrock Edition. This is because saddles cannot be crafted. Thus, there is no way to craft a saddle in Minecraft. You will instead need to find the saddle through exploring or mob loot.
Starting off, let’s talk about how to get a Minecraft saddle from mob loot. There are two ways to always get a saddle, and that is by killing a strider that is being ridden by zombie piglin or by killing a ravager. Both of these mobs will drop a saddle when they are killed. Ravagers specifically are a great way to get them as they spawn during villager raids in the overworld.
After mob loot, the next most common way to find a saddle in Minecraft is by exploring and finding a saddle in a chest. The specific odds of finding a saddle are different depending on which chest you are opening, but a mob spawner room and the nether fortress are the most common places to find them. You can also find saddles in villager chests. This is a great way to find them in the overworld without exploring underground.
You can also get a saddle when fishing. There is a 0.8% chance of catching a saddle when you are fishing, but that means that you will generally find one within 120 catches or so. This is an average though, so you may have to catch more fish to get a saddle.
Now though, how can you use a saddle in Minecraft since you have found one? Well, camels, horses, including skeleton horses, donkeys, and mules can all have saddles used on them. This can be done for horses, donkeys, and mules once they are tamed. Just ride the horse, open your inventory and place the saddle in the saddle slot.
Camels are similar, but you do not have to tame camels in order to put a saddle on them.
Skeleton horses are a bit different though. On Bedrock Edition, skeleton horses can be tamed and be ridden with a saddle exactly like normal horses. On Java Edition though, a skeleton horse must be struck by lightning in order for it to be tamed and ridden with a saddle.
And with that, you now know exactly how to make a saddle in Minecraft. If you have any questions about how to find a saddle in Minecraft, let us know in the comments. We will try our best to help you out.
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