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As some of you know, I've been gone to Wyoming again. The point of the trip was to watch my Grandson, Hunter, in his first ever rodeo. Here are a few of the shots from the trip. I'll get more posted when I have time, on my next days off.


A good cowboy sizes things up before he heads in for the game.


Besides your name, your number is what they know you by. Gotta attach a score to something.


A cowboy's gotta get his mind right, before just jumpin' into things.


It ain't all about the rodeo, there's camping too. It's a nice way to unwind after the rodeo excitement is behind you.


Of course, you gotta water your horse, cause it's summer out here in the big west and it gets hot.

Good stuff, that.

That's awesome!

Cool pics, that rodeo business looks as pricey as duck hunting!

It's like anything, the initial cost is where they get you. Of course, he has sponsors, sort of. He has Paw Paw and Grandma.

Good stuff Mike!

Good stuff there.

What does he do there? Is it dangerous?

Mutton bustin?

That get up is rockin! Totally diggin those spurs.

huntall6 wrote:Mutton bustin?

That get up is rockin! Totally diggin those spurs.

x2! good to see the youngins get out there still!

Damn, I'm jealous of a little kid. I wish I got to do stuff like that when I was younger.

This is pretty cool QH. Always been a fan of rodeo. Been the Cheyenne frontier days a couple times and the Cody night rodeo. My dad always took me to PBR when it came to Georgia.

Great pics QH

vincentpa wrote:What does he do there? Is it dangerous?

Honestly, I don't think it is any more dangerous than riding a bike or a quad.
You'll see when I post up more pics, they were very protective of the little guys. He always wears a helmet too. Usually he wears a helmet anytime he is on a horse but, his Momma "OK'd" the cowboy hat for the pictures.
It's all about livin' life and he is livin' it to it's fullest.

huntall6 wrote:Mutton bustin?

That get up is rockin! Totally diggin those spurs.

Yup, mutton bustin'. At 3 years old, he was probably the youngest there.
Huntall, did you notice his stirrups. They hang from the saddlehorn and are perfect length for him.

Thanks for the comments guys and I'll post more on my day off, if I have time. I have some pics of the ride from the sheep to the dirt. I think you guys will like them.

Great Pictures PAW .....keep em coming.

Not a proud grandpa at all.


Nice pics Q

Those stirrups are great! We will need a set here soon for my little one.

Kids got some jewels to be on with riding at 3!! I have seen some 8(ish) year olds turn out even with the protective gear.

great photos Q