Article & Photos by Morgan Carrier
Brother-N-Laws Productions brought their “Mississippi Summer – Big Money River Roping” to the Tunica, MS Paul Battle Arena August 10-11, 2013. Saturday night’s events included #11 Warm-Up roping, #6 Elite Cap 3HD PA-1, limited to 100 entered teams. The high point header and high point heeler received 15 free runs in the truck roping. To satisfy hungry appetites, there was a fish fry with free beer Saturday evening.
The highlight of the weekend’s roping was Sunday’s #11 Truck Roping with a #6 Elite Cap 3HD PA-1. The high point roper would win a 4-door Dodge Dually Diesel pick up truck, sponsored by Elder Dodge.
How did this event get the name “Brother N Laws” roping? “Somewhere around 2009, in Angus, Texas,” founder Kirby Hill said, he and his brother-in law, Jason Bottoms came up with an idea to start roping competitions. Today, their competitions span North America, and offer young novice riders opportunities to qualify for national competitions, as well win cash and other major prizes such as pick up trucks.
The judging criteria for the team roping are based on the time it takes the two-man team to rope two calf legs. This event was for novices only. Winner of the truck at this competition was Jimmy Dale White.
For more information on future events, contact Kirby Hill at 903-875-8130, and visit brother–n-laws productions on facebook.
Brother-N-Laws Productions brought their “Mississippi Summer – Big Money River Roping” to the Tunica, MS Paul Battle Arena August 10-11, 2013. Saturday night’s events included #11 Warm-Up roping, #6 Elite Cap 3HD PA-1, limited to 100 entered teams. The high point header and high point heeler received 15 free runs in the truck roping. To satisfy hungry appetites, there was a fish fry with free beer Saturday evening.
The highlight of the weekend’s roping was Sunday’s #11 Truck Roping with a #6 Elite Cap 3HD PA-1. The high point roper would win a 4-door Dodge Dually Diesel pick up truck, sponsored by Elder Dodge.
How did this event get the name “Brother N Laws” roping? “Somewhere around 2009, in Angus, Texas,” founder Kirby Hill said, he and his brother-in law, Jason Bottoms came up with an idea to start roping competitions. Today, their competitions span North America, and offer young novice riders opportunities to qualify for national competitions, as well win cash and other major prizes such as pick up trucks.
The judging criteria for the team roping are based on the time it takes the two-man team to rope two calf legs. This event was for novices only. Winner of the truck at this competition was Jimmy Dale White.
For more information on future events, contact Kirby Hill at 903-875-8130, and visit brother–n-laws productions on facebook.
