National Finals Rodeo Moves From Vegas To Texas
The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo is moving from Las Vegas to Texas this December, the Pro Rodeo Cowboys Association announced this week. Keep Reading | 738 words
Gordon, Wyo Rodeo Heads Announce Six Largest Rodeos Are Cancelled In 2020
Gov Gordon and representatives from the state’s largest rodeos announced today that six of Wyoming’s large rodeos and events will not take place in 2020 Keep Reading | 616 words
Hillsdale’s Brody Cress in it to win it at NFR, but always supporting Wyoming
Brody Cress of Hillsdale, Wyoming in it to win it at the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas but that doesn't stop from supporting Wyoming kids. Keep Reading | 250 words
Casper photographer named PRCA Photographer of the Year
A Casper photographer has been named the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association photographer of the year for a third time. Keep Reading | 665 words
Midwest rancher recognized for years of rodeo
A Midwest rancher and longtime rodeo cowboy has been inducted into the Rodeo Historical Society’s Hall of Fame. Keep Reading | 389 words
Cody Stampede makes it to ProRodeo Hall of Fame
Cody’s Stampede Rodeo, one of the premier events in professional rodeo, has been inducted into the ProRodeo Hall of Fame. Keep Reading | 294 words
Friends, admirers remember Frost on 30th anniversary of his death
Friends and admirers of the late bull rider Lane Frost shared their memories this week of Frost’s death in the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo arena 30 years ago. Keep Reading | 521 words
Today’s Cowboy Vocabulary word is: Reride
A cowboy is given a second chance to ride a bull or horse, called a reride, on a new animal if his first ride was affected by equipment failure or if the livestock did not buck sufficiently. Keep Reading | 88 words
Today’s Cowboy Vocabulary word is: Pickup Men
Pickup men are two cowboys on horseback who help roughstock riders dismount after their ride and then escort the bull or horse to the exit gate. Keep Reading | 72 words
Dubois celebrates ‘National Day of the Cowboy’ this weekend
Every year, the day of commemoration first recognized 2005 is held on the fourth Saturday of July. In Dubois, that celebration takes the form of a rodeo, parade and special events that may not be seen at just any community event — like the “cowhide race.” Keep Reading | 561 words