Definition: The box or roping chutes is a term used to describe a three sided fenced area at one end of a rodeo arena. Usually opposite the bucking chutes. This is where calves and steers are loaded into for the steer wrestling, tie-down and team roping events. Used in conjunction with the barrier.
box or roping chute
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