The Team Roping Journal

Roping Calves 101

You’ve got your rope, your horse, your saddle—all selected and purchased after meticulous research. You’re ready to embark upon a great breakaway career and solid practice is the first step.

But do you have calves to rope?

Owning and using a good set of practice calves can be a key in your development as a breakaway roper and crucial to improving your horsemanship as well.

So what do you need to know before you head to the cow sale?

BUDGET CONCERNS

Look for prices to vary geographically. Expect to pay $350 for dairy calves in the Northwest and $500-$600 for beef

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