Over The Fence

Bull caught, killed
[Oct. 24, 2006] This is such a sad ending to a story that should have never happened. Why anyone would think letting a bull out of a pen was a way of seeking revenge is beyond me. Any animal of this size becomes dangerous when put in an unusual situation especially when tormented. I hope they find a way to charge the offender, I hope he has to pay for the bull and the cost of hunting him down. He might find out getting mad doesn't come cheap! By Angela Evans

2006 National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum Rodeo Hall of Fame Honors Ty Murray
[Oct. 20, 2006]   By Cindy Meyers

Illinois to investigate National High School Finals
[Oct. 11, 2006] Got to get out my soap box, SHARK is at it again! By Cindy Meyers

Injured horses could cost Humane Society more than $50,000
[Oct. 6, 2006] Cindy's Comments: This accident in Missouri just highlights the reality of a very serious issue. Horse slaughter. I love horses as much as the next person but the reality is, they are livestock. There is not one thing different between a horse or a steer except that as humans we ride horses and tend to treat them as pets. If someone sends an animal to slaughter there is a reason and spending a lot of money that could be put to other uses is just another example of the twisted morality into days world. Can you imagine how many homeless children in America could be helped with this much money. Do you realize that the money is most likely going to come from an insurance company that will raise it's rates or cancel someones policy. I feel for the horses but they are not the real victims here. Just my opinion. Read the article and comments. I welcome your opinion on our message board or e mail me.

Letter to Mr. Averlia
[Oct. 4, 2006] This is a guest "editorial" you might say and I just had to pass it on.

Rodeo Photographer from 70's
[Sep. 28, 2006] Can you help us find this photographer?

Jason Clemens Benefit Big Success
[Sep. 20, 2006] Rodeo Attitude and many of its members help injured bull rider. By Cindy Meyers

Rodeo It's a dirty job somebody's got to do
[Sep. 18, 2006] Ever wonder how those indoor rodeos are put together-read this. By JOHN KING Ovserver Reporter

High Gas Prices Hurting Rodeo Cowboys
[Sep. 18, 2006] "The cost of being a rodeo contestant is higher than ever before. After reading this terrfic article take a moment and check out our sponsor, The ECONOmizer to save on fule cost!" By NICHOLAS K. GERANIOS Associated Press
Also: SPONSOR - ECONOMIZER

Kids lasso fun at rodeo
[Sep. 10, 2006] I can't report on enough of these special rodeos! By Kirk Ehlig Baytown Sun

Rodeo Memories
[Sep. 8, 2006] Sometimes we forget one of the biggest keys to good rodeos are the committees that work all year to put them on. This article tells of one such commttee person. By Fort Madison Democrat

Ranch rodeo benefit planned for Saturday
[Sep. 7, 2006] Ranch Rodeo to benefit women with cancer. By Charlotte Burrous The Daily Record

Site links athletes to games
[Sep. 4, 2006] Akron businessmen's free service is home base for 40,000 who meet up to play sports. Rodeo Attitude memberl, Shawn Nelson, endorses Game Snake! By Betty Lin-Fisher Beacon Journal business writer
Also: GAMESNAKE.COM
Also: SHAWN NELSON, BULLFIGHTER

Homer Joy Update
[Sep. 1, 2006] At approximately 5 AM August 22nd Homer completed surgery for his new heart. By Cindy Meyers
Also: Homer Joy Web Site