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2005/2006 Camps |
2006 Roping Camps The summer of 2006 will mark the 3rd year of our weeklong roping camps, set for the date of: June 12-16, 2006 Our camps are all inclusive*, with a limited number of students allowed. The idea behind these camps is to slow the pace down and focus on each students different needs. The one on one time increases, allowing for a better understanding of the 5 steps needed to become a better roper. The weeklong sessions will consist of the following:
*Lodging is not provided, but there are a variety
of motels within 15 miles of the camp. This has been a life long dream for us and we look forward to each new year. We hope you can join us this summer and allow us to be a part of your learning experience. For more detailed information please call usa at 605-943-5667. |
2005 Roping Camps In May of 2005, we held an early summer camp for 3 gentlemen from Montana that were unable to make our June camp. Taylor Williams and Matt Asay along with Taylor's dad Bud Williams. As Mother Nature rained on us the first day, we managed to stay dry the rest of the week. We would like to congratulate Taylor and Matt for making the 2005 National High Schools Rodeo Finals. June 2005 marked the 2nd year for our weeklong camps. Ropers came to our home from California, Michigan, Arizona and Illinois. Our staff was ready to accommodate our guests, whether it was to help feed horses or for just plain conversation. Each day was started with a full breakfast, followed with lunch and dinner served daily. All meals were home cooked by Kendall Harris and what a great job she did!!!! We began our week talking about each other's goals and expectations of what will happen over the next 5 days. When Mother Nature brought rain for the first 2 days, we loaded up and headed to Lauing's Indoor Arena, but by Wednesday we were enjoying the great outdoors. With splitting the days up into a morning and afternoon session, this allowed the students time to relax mentally and physically. Given that a few students had never roped a steer before, the success achieved this year was evident by the video taken throughout the camp. With these videos, the students could see and understand how important the 5 steps are to become a better roper. Along with beginners, we had some advanced ropers. With Monte Alkire returning for his second time and teaming up with Vince Greenough. We would like to thank everyone who came to our camps and everyone who had private schools throughout the year; we hoped that by coming to our clinics, you learned the fundamentals of roping and most important thing is that you enjoyed yourselves. Thanks Again.
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Comments & Testimonials Hi Bobby, I attended the five day Roping Camp in June of 2004. I have been roping for about
10 years and just had my number raised to a #3 in May of 2004. I am a 63 year
old header. Previously I had been to three weekend schools, at two of them Bobby
was the healer instructor.... so I knew of his style. Dear Bobby,
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