Ropers like the Camarillo's were big names from team roping's very beginning, but two ropers that were overlooked were Don Beasley and Gary Mouw.

When Tennessee heeler Chuck Jenkins strapped his legs down to his saddle and won Memphis’ #12.5 in February this year, it was a particularly delightful moment for a crew of ropers who’d banded together for him.

Jason Rodriguez shares about his life roping and working as a stuntman.

We’ve covered cutting and reigning horses-turned-rope-horse, but what about racehorses? According to Johnny Trotter, his 2018 World Champion is a prime candidate for the transition.

Rich Skelton talks about The Masters of Team Roping.

If there’s one thing tax season does, it reminds us to plan better for the next year. WSTR Finale winner and financial advisor Hank Robins lays out some financial fundamentals for his fellow team ropers.

An addiction-treatment program’s head team roper is changing lives.

At home with Carl Wilken.

Cory Wiese talks about his start in the industry while repping the YETI brand.

Jackie Crawford is winning while balancing life on the road with a toddler.

The 1017 Project Repurposes Roped-Out Steers to Feed the Hungry.

In 1998, Jesse Gonzales was hired on at Cactus Ropes. As members of his family began following suit through the last 20-plus years, they amassed more than 250 years of experience building ropes.

The dos and don'ts in the buying and selling horse business.

Two-time Finale money-winner Lowell Neshem’s mental grit results in a helicopter pilot’s dream job and roping that gets better year after year.

Being able to trust every aspect in team roping.

Rogers to count on NFR head horse Boogie Man at 2019 Cinch Timed Event Championships.

"Little Michael" Calmelat, 10 years old, wins the Open Junior NFR

Fred Davis has lived in Tombstone, Arizona, all his life. His great grandfathers arrived in Cochise County in 1867 and 1880, which makes 67-year-old team roper Davis the fourth generation to ranch there. Davis, who roped at the 1980 National Finals Rodeo, is the National Senior Pro Rodeo Association 60 and over world champion heeler. At press time the first week in December, Davis was about to rope with Charlie Robbins in the #11 at the World Series Finale in Vegas. Davis and his wife, Peggy, raised their children, Marlo and Jared, on the ranch, and the family now also includes Marlo’s husband, Beau Compton, and their sixth-generation roping rancher kids, Zane and Macy.

Earl Higgins, 80, lets nothing stop him from roping—and winning.

Dick Yates talks about his PRCA Presidential Rodeo buckle.

Four-time Wrangler NFR bulldogger, Frank Thompson has been spending his time roping and working as the Cheyenne Frontier Days arena director.

Just how and why ropers ended up becoming Arizona Snowbirds.

Beaver Bird paved the way for Wickenburg to become the Team Roping Capitol of the World.

The women who make the winter work in Arizona.

Bill Spratt is a Wyoming native who’s spent a lifetime in the saddle with a rope in his hand. The 78-year-old Bill and his wife, Pat, raised their two cowboy sons, T.J. and Ace, in the wide open spaces of the sprawling family ranch in Lysite, Wyoming. These days, Bill and Pat Spratt spend the winter months in Wittmann, Arizona, where they’re neighbors to the likes of brothers Brady and Riley Minor, and share their home with cousin Jake Minor.