“Four hours of the most exciting Western action involves immense advance time of work and coordination.
After the best cowboy accepted his championship buckle and check, arena lights were shut off, that was the beginning of this year’s Flint Hills Bull Blowout. Continue reading →
“A strong gate is essential to keep the horses in.”
Oh, sometimes a single wire or makeshift floorboard panel will do the job. Still, generally to keep “hay-burners” confined requires dependable fencing yet convenient way for cowboy and mount in and out. Continue reading →
“Let’s get these kids off the couch and outdoors.”
That’s Bruce Burenheide, longtime serving in management at Bluestem Farm & Ranch Supply of Emporia. Continue reading →
Spectators filling the bleachers, on the edge of their seats, anticipating and living-within ever bit of the cowboy, cowgirl and livestock action from the arena floor.
That’s what keeps rodeo alive, thriving “America’s Number 1 Sport,” and the bull riding often the most anticipated event. Continue reading →
Spectators filling the bleachers, on the edge of their seats, anticipating and living-within ever bit of the cowboy, cowgirl and livestock action from the arena floor.
That’s what keeps rodeo alive, thriving “America’s Number 1 Sport,” and the bull riding often the most anticipated event. Continue reading →
Organizers have proclaimed the Eastern Kansas Pro Rodeo Series an “overwhelming success.”
The Linn County Fair & Rodeo, Mound City; the Inter-State Fair & Rodeo, Coffeyville; and the Eureka Pro Rodeo Association, Eureka, again joined together for the series, said John Teagarden, La Cygne, who was instrumental in organizational efforts. Continue reading →
“Pack the bag and hit the road.”
Not used nearly as often as many would, suitcases are helpful convenience when forced to be away from the ranch. Continue reading →
Blackjack Saddle Club has scheduled the fifth point show of the year for Sunday morning, Sept. 3.
It will be in Cico Park at Manhattan beginning at 9 o’clock, according to Justine Staten, club president. Continue reading →