The Score – Barry Berg

Barry Berg is a larger than life personality in the Western industry. He’s a staple, who’s helped shape the sport from the back of the Cactus Rope shop in Pleasanton, Texas. He’s famous for foot races, good ropes and good times, as well as a few catch phrases and a pretty tough heading game.

We cover a whole lot of history and a whole lot of fun in this episode, and I can’t wait for you to hear it. You’re going to learn aboutThe Future,Cactus’s new Core rope, and the 30 years of technology that’s gone into its creation, brought to you by Cactus Ropes.


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