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Page 9 of 12 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | Next 10>> Nebraska Hunting Company Joins Midwest Bullfighters Association's Sponsorship Team[Jun. 20, 2008] The Midwest Bullfighters Association would like to welcome Scott Croner and his Nebraska Hunting Company as the newest member of their sponsorship team. Nebraska Hunting Company is recognized as one of the Nations leading hunting outfitters with a reputation for client satisfaction, By Cindy Meyers, Rodeo Attitude Want to be a bullfighter?[May 21, 2008] Ever dream of being a bullfighter? The job is considered by many to be one of the most dangerous jobs in America and yet few jobs are as rewarding...Bullfighters school June 18th - 20th, Lincoln, NE
Don't miss Today Show on Tuesday![May 19, 2008] A segment on America's most dangerous jobs was filmed at RodeoHouston on being a bullfighter. You won't want to miss this one!!
Bullfighter Chris Mason to be honored on May 24th[May 19, 2008] Among the many Memorial Day celebrations around the country to honor fallen soldiers, one will have particular resonance for bullfighters and bull riders: the laying of a memorial wreath at the Mobile, AL, grave of PRCA bullfighter-turned-paratrooper Chris Mason. He was a Marine Corps corporal who died fighting in Iraq in November 2006.
Legendary 'cowboy saver' set to hang up his costume[Mar. 12, 2008] After more than three decades spent hurling his body between fallen cowboys and 2,000 pounds of furious muscle and horns, Hare is bidding farewell to the sport that has made him a legend on the rodeo circuit.
Rodeo Clowns Are Serious[Feb. 21, 2008] Rodeo is dangerous business, but people who make their living in the ring live for it.
"I broke my jaw, ribs, hand, thumb," demonstrates Rodeo Clown, Lance McIlvain. He also broke his foot, just in time for tonight's Rodeo.
Texas Rodeo Circuit Finals Bullfighter[Jan. 5, 2008] He's clad in baggy clown clothes and face makeup, but Chad Beavers' job as a rodeo bullfighter is one of the most dangerous in the world. For $20,000 to $40,000 a year, the 40-year-old Goldthwaite resident makes a living stepping between angry, bucking bulls and bull riders. He was doing just that Friday night at the Texas Rodeo Circuit Finals
A daredevil in clown white[Jan. 5, 2008] Vern Reynolds, like everyone involved with the bull riding sport, is addicted to danger. But while a rider's goal is to stay atop a bucking bull for eight seconds, Reynolds, wearing clown white, baggy denim shorts, suspenders and knee-high red socks, earns his keep by getting 1,800-pound animals to charge him.
Bull fighter goes out on top[Jan. 3, 2008] With a hop, skip and a jump, Lance Brittan ended his bull fighting career the way he started it - on top. (Don't panic-he is still going to do protection work!)
Bullfighter keeps "mad dog mentality' in arena[Dec. 19, 2007] Named the 1998 World Champion Bullfighter, Jerry "The Hitman" Norton knows what it takes to succeed. Identifying the problem, focus and "taking it to 'em with a mad dog mentality" Norton shared his drive to the top with the athletics
Grappling without a mat[Nov. 11, 2007] Jason Magditch, Pittsburg High School's wrestling coach, spends summers fighting bulls.
Clown puts body on line for rider[Oct. 22, 2007] The growing popularity of bull riding world wde has brought several from Hawaii to tour New Zealand but one is grateful to a New Zealand bullfighter today - A rodeo clown says it was second nature to throw himself on top of an injured contestant to protect him from a rampaging bull.
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