2022年11月26日 · It doesn't matter if your a beginner learning to swing, a hand trying to get better at doctoring, or you want to compete at a high level in events we have something that can help you along the way....

2024年7月31日 · Whether you work on a cattle ranch or compete in the arena, you should always be working to improve your skills with your rope. In this article, you will find a few tips to help take your roping to the next level.

2024年10月8日 · Mastering the basics of roping paves the way for success in competitions or ranch work. Learn tips on horse control, rope handling, targeting, and positioning.

Introduction to Ranch Roping, techniques used in building a loop and the basic overhand swing. Try our Online Video Library FREE 7-days at https://truewestho...

2011年10月12日 · Clinician Curt Pate takes beginners through the processes used in ranch roping. Check out Curt's DVDs and other learning materials: www.aqhastore.com/store/prod...more. Want to learn how to...

For those interested in developing roping skills, here are some tips: Start with the basics: Learn to build and throw a loop using a stationary target like a hay bale. Practice different catches: Master techniques for head catches, horn catches, and heel catches.

Learn how to build a loop and swing a rope, the parts of the rope and types of ropes to get started in roping with this free downloadable ebook. Roping doesn't take magic, just knowledge and lots of practice.

2010年6月28日 · Discover how to get your horse following cattle, and roping with a break-away hondo. This video doesn’t just teach you shots, it helps both you and your horse get ready for roping and doctoring in real ranch situations.

Joe Wolter thoroughly explains and demonstrates various ranch roping and livestock handling techniques, with additional comments by Bill Dorrance. Topics covered include: Building a Loop, The Swing, Head Shots, Working in a Herd, Working on the Ground, Heel Shots, Dallying, and Roping on Your Horse the First Time.

2021年12月22日 · I’m looking to move west in the spring to cowboy but would really like to iron out my ranch roping first. Any tips on how I could get some work in would be appreciated. Thanks