The Team Roping Journal

Next Level with Brock Hanson

Steer Control

When a steer steps into you, you’ve got to make sure your rope is tight between your saddle horn and the steer’s head to give your heeler a fair read through the corner. Here’s how.

BEFORE THE TURN

As you’re still going down the arena, getting have to pick them up a ton with my left hand when I’m finished with them, but along the way in the training process, that can be important.

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