Ranch, Rodeo, And Random News Outlet

* * MEDIA RELEASE * * 2022 season to run January-May, concluding at Dickies Arena for seven-day PBR World Finals spanning two weekends  PBR (Professional Bull Riders) today announced that bull riding’s most prestigious event, the PBR World Finals, will move to Fort Worth, Texas, and Dickies Arena starting in 2022 as part of a comprehensive schedule restructure for its premier series. The new PBR Unleash The Beast regular season will span from January-May, culminating with a seven-day championship festival, spanning two weekends of bull riding and fan activities, in Fort Worth.  Press Conference; Pepper Stewart Show  The changes will go into effect immediately after the 2021 PBR World Finals which will conclude the current season in Las Vegas, Nevada, at T-Mobile Arena Nov. 3-7. “We were excited to host the 2020 PBR World Finals in Texas, and we are proud to now welcome the most intense bull riding competition with the most engaged fans back to the Lone Star State in the 2022 season,&qu

"Common Sense" is not as common as it used to be.. With all the TIKTOK trends, viral videos, and manipulated content common sense has become scarce. When a farmer decided to troll TIKTOK it blew up way more than expected, especially when a few more farmers hopped in on the joke.   It all started when TikTok user @neflyinfarmer of Nebraska posted letter from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) on the screen over the letter the words: "Letter to destroy crops came yesterday." In the video he claim he received two binders explaining in detail how to properly destroy his crops.  If you take a hard look at the letter it clearly show the date August 2018. The date was noticed by a few viewers who pointed it out, his response  was yes it's just joke.   A few other farmers who actually got the joke decided to play along to see what would happen. A few farmers turned into many farmers  and they had no idea what kind of social media storm they were about to

        Yellowstone Return with Season 4               1883 Premiers this winter      08/20/2021 Yellowstone fans the wait is over, the date is released. Season four of Yellowstone will premier  November 7 th 2021 on Paramount Network and  Paramount Plus. With the way season three ended t he fans have spent their time waiting and discussing all  possible outcomes with the cliffhanger  that finished up  season three. Who’s alive, w ho’s dead, who’s behind it, all hot topics floating  around the many Yellowstone fans groups and pages.  Soon the wait will be over, and questions will be  answered, what’s your thoughts? Shoot us an email at  PepperStewart.com and we might have you on the show  (Pepper Stewart Show) to talk about before the premier.    If you not fired up yet about season four then grab a  deep seat and a far away look as Y1883 the Yellowstone  prequel is set to premier December 19 th .  1883 will tell the story of Dutton family and how it all  began. The show will be

  MONSTER TRUCKS RETURN TO TULSA SEPTEMBER 11 Tickets are on sale now for the September 11 appearance of the Toughest Monster Truck Tour, coming to BOK Center for the first time ever.  “We are beyond excited to bring this event to Tulsa, especially as it will feature the King of the Monster Trucks, the truck that started it all-Bigfoot,” said Kelly Hess Goldman, the event promoter. “In addition, for those who may be wondering, this event will take place on an all-dirt track.” The line-up includes Bigfoot, Plus, the monster-sized dump truck, Dirt Crew; the world’s largest ATV, Quad Chaos; the dinosaur themed truck, Jurassic Attack; the wild-driving style of Wrecking Machine and the unpredictable Twisted Addiction! A Pit Pass gets fans in early to walk on the track, see the trucks up close and take photos. Pit passes can be purchased for $10. The Toughest Monster Truck Tour begins at 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, September 11th and the Pit Party will take place from 5:00-6:00 p.m., also on Sept

  Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association and Choctaw Casinos & Resorts announce  multi-year partnership * Media Release * Choctaw is an Official National Partner of PRCA The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association ®  (PRCA) and Choctaw Casinos & Resorts today announced a multi-year partnership that brands Choctaw as an Official National Partner of the PRCA ,  including   sponsorship of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo ®  (NFR) and several rodeos in Oklahoma. The three-year agreement covers all 2021, 2022 and 2023 NFR events.   “This is a very proud moment for us,” said PRCA CMO Steve Rempelos. “It’s extremely gratifying when you can partner with an organization whose beliefs align with ours. We believe this is just the start to a long-term mutually beneficial relationship."     “We are thrilled to partner with the PRCA in sponsorship of the bullfighters of the National Finals Rodeo and other rodeos across the state of Oklahoma,” said Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma Chief Gary

    * * MEDIA RELEASE * *   WARRANT ISSUED IN CASE OF BURGLARY, SHOT HORSES Reward offered for tips leading law enforcement to Trenton Ray Wilson August 3rd 2021 10 days after someone burglarized a home in rural Wilbarger County and shot at multiple animals — including two horses who died — Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association Special Ranger Jay Foster said the person of interest has been identified and a warrant was issued for Trenton Ray Wilson. However, Foster still needs the public’s help in locating Wilson, and a tip could be worth $1,000. “We are so grateful to the many people who reached out over the last several days after this story made national news,” Foster said. “And we hope now that we know more, we’ll be able to catch him soon.” Trenton Ray Wilson According to family members, Wilson is homeless and usually stays in Amarillo, sometimes under bridges on I-40. It is believed he is hitchhiking back there now or may alrea