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Location: Finally horseback again.... | sourkiss378 - 2015-02-09 2:47 PM
I need gift ideas for a team roping heeler please. Besides ropes and gloves what are practical things they use?
Ropes, gloves, dally wraps, powder, rope cans, rope bags, head stalls, roping reins, good saddle pads, schooling videos, subscription to Superlooper, heeling dummy... if you are a big spender a Hot Heels... LOL
( can you tell we are a family of ropers... LOL )
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| Thanks! I'm clueless when it comes to roping so everyones suggestions are very much appreciated! |
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Location: Oklahoma | Rope Can, Videos, gloves, anything he actively uses he will appreciate. Mule Tape Halter. |
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| My hubs is a heeler also. I have bought tack sets, bits, blankets, saddle pads, boots, belts, paid entry fees, ect ect. I will say though that he is picky enough I make him pick most of it out. Spoils the suprise but at least I know he will use it lol. What price range are you looking to stay in? Check out National Ropers Supply online, they have EVERYTHING!!! You may get some good ideas there. |
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Location: Finally horseback again.... | One other idea is a paid clinic or roping school with someone he likes. Tyler Magnus and Allen Bach would be my picks. |
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| One of the things I bought for my husband that he loved was a pair of stirrups that you can put whatever you want on them. One set I put his initials the other I put our brand. I think I got them at running p |
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