Product Description
Joe Wolter, with special guest Bill Dorrance
There’s Roping to Do takes the viewer through all aspects of ranch roping, from the basics through advanced techniques. Joe Wolter thoroughly explains and demonstrates various ranch roping and livestock handling techniques, with additional comments by Bill Dorrance.
Topics covered include: Building a Loop, The Swing, Head Shots, Working in a Herd, Working on the Ground, Heel Shots, Dallying, and Roping on Your Horse the First Time. This is an excellent video for anyone interested in learning the California vaquero style ranch roping, or for the skilled practitioner wanting to improve current ranch roping and livestock handling skills.
Running time is approx. 2 hrs. DVD format.
3 reviews for There’s Roping to Do Ranch Roping From the Ground Up
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John Toli (verified owner) –
I purchased this video on the advice of EH. I’ve watched this video many times. I keep going back to it when I develop a bad habit. Joe’s instruction is clear and concise with explanations of every loop and shot. He demonstrates each shot quite a few times from different angles. The best part is that he does it slow so that you can see every movement. I’ve watched roping videos on YouTube, and none of them can touch this video. The Bill Dorrance segments are the icing on the cake! Glad this is on a DVD, because I would have worn out a VHS.
jsouther –
This is one of the best ranch roping DVD’s out there. Joe takes you through the basics, but also shows you how to use them successfully. It is also a great review for folks with more experience.
Paul Sherland –
I’ve watched a bunch of ranch roping videos and this one is my favorite. Joe reviews the basics of building a loop and demonstrates several shots and he also demonstrates how to prepare your horse for roping. A highlight of the video is that it features short segments with Bill Dorrance talking about riding and working with horses. The Bill Dorrance segments alone are worth the price of the video.