Bull Fighting

No more clowning around
[Mar. 24, 2007] Bull fighters who protect fallen riders take their job seriously

Extreme Bullriding Tour off to big start
[Mar. 11, 2007] Snow Bull 2007 rocked! Curt Check and Toby Inman win the event.

Rodeo bullfighters: saviors and athletes
[Mar. 6, 2007] These athletes put their lives on the line to protect bull riders from the fury of bulls the size of pick-up trucks. Kevin Ellis and Ben Lee are featured.

Allen Nelson thrills Los Fresnos Audience
[Feb. 4, 2007] With more than 25 years of experience, Nelson said he does his best every time to protect the cowboys, but is confident with his talent.

This man's not clowning around
[Jan. 18, 2007] Bullfighter protects rodeo cowboys

Rob Smets' Retirement Party
[Nov. 3, 2006] ROB SMETS RETIREMENT PARTY WAS A TRULY EMOTIONAL EVENT By Jason "TEX" Hetland, Pro Rodeo Annoucer

Q&A with Rodeo clown Robbie Hodges
[Nov. 1, 2006] Robbie Hodges has anything but an ordinary 9-to-5 job. Robbie is a 38-year-old traveling rodeo clown from Georgia whose job is both to entertain and protect bull riders from fired-up bulls who don't like being ridden. By DAVID BLOW

Darryl Diefenbach Bullfighter Has Broken Neck
[Nov. 1, 2006] Out of competition but no paralysis! Shorty Gorham to take his place at NFR.

Official Dickies National Championship Bullfighting Qualifiers
[Oct. 23, 2006] Seven elite freestyle bullfighters (including Rodeo Attitude member Toby Inman) have qualified to compete in the $20,000-added Dickies National Championship Bullfighting, which is held in conjunction with the Professional Bull Riders' (PBR) 2006 Built Ford Tough World Finals presented by Wrangler in Las Vegas, Nev. By PBR

A Special Message From Homer Joy
[Sep. 11, 2006] Homer Joy is not only an outstanding song writer and country music entertainer but our Director of Cowboy Ministries.....After all of your love, support, prayers, kindness, thoughtfullness and concern. For me to say simply, "thank you", almost sounds like an insult... By Homer Joy

He's not crazy, he's simply a rider's saving grace -- and that's no bull
[Aug. 18, 2006] Former CWU wrestler comes between cowboy and 1,800-pound animal....Almost every time Mick Thompson tells people what he does for work, they raise their eyebrows...