The Team Roping Journal

BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO

Having a partner has always been part of team roping. It takes two to tango, as they say, and the same goes for team roping. If you’re trying to make a living at it, it’s a top priority to make sure you’re teamed up adequately and putting yourself in a position to maximize profits. But even if you’re a recreational roper who ropes primarily for fun, it’s always

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