Both standard layouts on this page feature a 150' x 250' arena. The complete equipment layout requires additional space for holding pens, chutes, roping boxes and alleys. Review the drawing for your selected package when measuring your site, and allow room for access and any additional facilities you plan to build.

Choose the Full Rodeo Arena for full rodeo production, including holding and sorting pens in the timed-event area. The Team Roper Pro with Bucking Arena serves customers who want to rope and hold bucking events in one arena. Both packages combine roping and rough stock equipment, with the differences shown below.

A well-planned arena brings your riding, roping and rough stock activities into a layout suited to your events. Families, ropers and stock owners may want a combination arena for roping and bucking events. Rodeo producers need to consider the additional holding, sorting and livestock movement required for a full rodeo program.

1. Choose your events. Decide whether you need a combination roping and bucking arena or a layout for full rodeo production.
2. Measure the complete site. Allow room beyond the arena area for chutes, pens, alleys, access and any facilities you plan to add.
3. Review the equipment and livestock flow. Use the layout drawing to locate roping boxes, bucking chutes, holding pens, sorting areas and return alleys.
4. Plan site preparation and delivery. Consider drainage, footing, truck access and the equipment needed for unloading and assembly.
5. Review your package before ordering. Contact us about dimensions, layout changes, current lead times and the setup instructions for your selected arena.

Lengths and widths can be changed. Call 800-343-1026 to discuss your available space and intended use.

Choose the Team Roper Pro with Bucking Arena if you want to rope and hold bucking events in the same arena. This heavy-duty combination layout brings together a team roping setup and a rough stock setup with bucking chutes and back pens. Review its layout drawing to see the equipment placement and livestock flow.

Current equipment package prices are shown above. Your total project cost also depends on the layout, site preparation, drainage, footing, installation and any facilities you plan to add, such as lighting or spectator seating. Call 800-343-1026 to discuss the equipment package and any layout changes before setting your project budget.

Both standard packages include four BC200 bucking chutes: two left-hand and two right-hand chutes. Each layout also includes rough stock back pens and handling equipment. Review the drawing for your selected package to see how the chutes, pens and alleys are arranged around the arena.

Both layouts combine Heavy Duty PHT Series panels in the arena with Extreme Heavy Duty PBT Series panels and gates in the rough stock setup. The equipment features galvanized construction. These are combination packages, so review the equipment list and layout drawing rather than assuming every panel belongs to the same series.

Yes. Both packages include an RC200 roping chute, head and heel boxes, an SC100 stripping chute, roping chute extensions, and the posts, clamps and connecting hardware specified for the layout. The Pro with Bucking includes four RC200E extension sections; the Full Rodeo includes five.

Yes. Arena lengths and widths can be changed. Call 800-343-1026 to discuss your available space, planned events and livestock-handling needs. Review the proposed dimensions and equipment arrangement before ordering so your site plan accounts for the arena, chutes, holding pens, alleys and delivery access.

Both arena packages include free shipping to the lower 48 states. The customer is responsible for unloading. Arrange suitable equipment with pallet forks before delivery, and contact us to confirm truck access and the unloading requirements for your package.

Yes. Each package has a layout drawing and setup instructions linked above. Review the correct drawing for your selected arena to plan its overall footprint, equipment placement and connections. Use the setup instructions when preparing for assembly, and contact us with questions about your selected package.