Ranch, Rodeo, And Random News Outlet

If you have not watched cables number one drama then you have been under a rock Yellowstone is a Tv show that you either like or you don't there is no middle ground. Some claim the language is a little extreme, but in today's times that is what sells and selling is good.  Yellowstone blew away the networks setting records each season, and rounding that out in season three with 5.2 million viewers in the finale claiming cables number one spot. Going out with a bang for sure, and it did not take long for the internet fan groups to start firing off their suspicions on who was behind the cliff hanging ending.   I have had the opportunity to visit with a few cast members and Taylor Sheridan on and off camera and these guys are enjoying the ride of being the number one drama on TV. It was a work of art taking a cast with a majority of little to no horse experience and molding them to the cast and crew you can't wait to watch on Sunday nights.  The show filmed ov

          2020 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo                                        PRCA PRESS RELEASE  The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) remains committed to hosting the 2020 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (NFR). There is no question – the 2020 PRORODEO World Champions will be crowned.  There are several options being considered: with fans, without fans, in Las Vegas, outside Las Vegas. Despite these extenuating circumstances, the PRCA and Las Vegas Events want to produce the best NFR ever and provide fans, sponsors, contestants and members the outstanding experience they’ve come to expect. At this moment, an event in Las Vegas with fans isn’t feasible. There is an option to keep the NFR in Las Vegas without fans, so that is being explored. But there are other options being evaluated, including for this year only, holding the 2020 NFR in a new host city that will allow the PRCA to optimize: NFR fan attendance and fan experience, inclu

 It was the year 2009 the last time a bull bucked at the BULLNANZA Event at the Lazy E, but that all changed this weekend. During the crazy time of COVID-19 a select number of fan's following CDC protocols were allowed in catch the action packed event.  Joao Vieria By: PSmedia Jack Andress The Professional Bull Riders returned with an Unleash The Beast Tour Stop that was dominated by the Brazilian Athletes. Round one winner Joao Ricardo Vieria passed up on his 75pt ride on Armed & Dangerous with a re-ride option. The option for another bull turned out victorious as he put the round winning ride on Marquis Metal Works "Draggin Up" of 88.75 earning 20 world points and a $3,246.88 collection at the pay window. The night was full of action and left the fans ready for another the following day.  The next days events were even more full of action in conjunction with the WRCA.  Putting on a bull riding clinic during Saturdays event was Kaique Pacheco. Bucking off T