organic4all

I used to work with a guy who rode bulls in Rodeos, I always found it fascinating that he had not gotten hurt severely other than broke ribs, collar bone and various other scrapes and bruises. I have attended a few Rodeos in my life and it is a thrill to see the courage of the riders to get on those huge beast and ride them. I know that 8 seconds is not a long time, but I bet it is forever for the riders. I would love to attend the NFR National Finals Rodeo, but due to health reasons I cant attend such an event that far off from Ga. But if any one wants NFR Tickets then Team one tickets is the place to get them for the great events for the NRF. Imagine a 2000 lb bull between your legs and you trying to hang on for dear life.

The thrill of the ride has to be one that will stick with one for a lifetime, I rode horses as a kid and I have had those things buck me off and wen I didn’t get hurt it was usually fun.Animals have a way of telling you to leave them alone and I guess the rodeo is no different. That bull just don’t want you on it’s back , and it will do all it can to get you off. Thats Rodeo Folks!