Cowboys are pretty much always caught between two bad choices, don’t you think?
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Very nice pictures! 🙂
Thanks!
Looks like you were in the ring also. Really good photo’s
Oh no! You’ll never find me in there!
Great shots. I always feel sorry for the animals.
I do too – especially the steers and calves. The bulls, not so much!
Wonderful action photos!
Thanks.
Great shots!
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Yup. Once you get on, you will have to get off.
One way or the other!
Zowie. Great shots!!! 😀
Nice. Thanks!
These are fantastic photos! Rodeos have so much suspense and chaos, it is difficult to get focus, which makes these exceptional.
I actually find it easier to watch the scarier events through the camera: it seems to relieve the tension a little. Thanks.
Great captures!
Thanks!
Ouch! Some hard falls there. Nice photos of the action!
Thanks. And yes, I think those cowboys are pretty well worn out by the time they’re 40.
Nice shots!
Thank you!
It hurts just looking at those guys, and noticing how close hoof often is to head. Wonderful pictures!
It is kind of painful – and scary – to watch. Whoever ends up sitting next to me always has a bruised arm from my gripping them during the scary parts.