Stephenville, Texas’ Cole Davison has been close—so, so close—to a trip to Las Vegas’ Thomas & Mack for the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo. In 2014, he finished 17 when he roped with Nathan McWhorter, winning $54,220 that year, with titles at rodeos like San Juan Capistrano, ...read more
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Chad Masters and Tyler Worley teamed up at one of the most anticipated rodeos of the season—The Pendleton Round-Up. The duo roped three head in 18.1 seconds to add $6,849 to their earnings. They also won the finals round with a 5.0-second-run, worth $1,523 each. After adding a ...read more
Derrick Begay and Rich Skelton won the New Mexico State Fair and Rodeo in Albuquerque with a 4.0-second run in what would be their first and only rodeo appearance together. Eight-time world champion Skelton roped with Jake Barnes most of 2018, and is finishing the year with ...read more
Resistol Rookie Jeff Flenniken has not backed down. He and partner Jake Minor won the Othello (Washington) PRCA Rodeo, roping their steer in 5.9 seconds, worth $1,138 each. Then onto the Pendleton Round-Up, they tied for third in the first round with Dex Maddock and Kurtis Barry ...read more
Ironic as it may seem for the winningest cowboy of all time, Trevor Brazile is famous for entering fewer rodeos than most. Taking his three-event show on the road is a major production, he’s a family-first guy, and the fact is, he wins so much when he does show up that excessive ...read more
Brenten Hall and partner Chase Tryan won the Lewiston (Idaho) Roundup after roping their steer in 4.1-seconds, worth $2,714. Hall continues to hang onto the number-two spot in the Resistol Rookie Standings with $54,132.44 and is 22nd in the PRCA World Standings. Jeff Flenniken ...read more
Rodeo veteran Travis Graves savvies the significance of horsepower to every roper’s success. He’s learned a few tricks of the trade to help make the best of the trailer time that’s part of every rope horse’s job description.“The hauling is extremely hard on horses, especially ...read more
Every cowboy who ever entered California Rodeo Salinas has dreamed of winning one of the most coveted buckles in all the land. David Motes just added to his unrivaled collection yet again, and now has an unimaginable dozen of the shiny beauties, which are as coveted as any prize ...read more
At 37, Josh Love has a lot on his plate, and when asked how he’s doing, “Ducking and swinging,” might be his response. He hints to how well he’s cut out for it, though, with his easy tone and brief chuckle. Love, who recently won the #12 with header D.J. Tecklenburg at the USTRC ...read more
Only the BestThe best part about roping for me is that I get to do it with my family. That we always do it together is something I enjoy. My whole family ropes and rides. My mom runs barrels and, Kinsey, my little sister does, also—she’s 9. She just started roping not that long ...read more
Who taught you to rope, and how long have you been roping?My dad taught me how to rope and I would not be where I am today if not for him. There have also been several individuals who have had an influence on my team roping skills, the one that has been the most influential is ...read more
ProRodeo Hall of Fame team roper Tee Woolman has bought and sold as many horses in his cowboy career as anyone. That makes him a perfect person to weigh in as an expert on the subject of vet checks—aka pre-purchase exams—and the vast variations available to prospective horse ...read more
