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Bulls, Killing and Riding

Postby JohnFitzgerald » 08 07, 2013 •  [Post 1]

Oh boy do I ache. Now I remember why I gave up bull riding in my early 20's. Note, never tell the guy with the controls that you are an experienced bull rider. They'll show no mercy! I got my 8 seconds in front of a small crowed. OUTSIDE!!!! :D
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Re: Bulls, Killing and Riding

Postby WapitiTalk1 » 08 07, 2013 •  [Post 2]

Good God man! You just finished getting into great elk hunting shape and the season is drawing near and you chose, on purpose, to get on "that thing".. LOL
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Re: Bulls, Killing and Riding

Postby Lefty » 08 08, 2013 •  [Post 3]

Phantom16 wrote:Good God man! You just finished getting into great elk hunting shape and the season is drawing near and you chose, on purpose, to get "that thing".. LOL


At least he out grew the bull thing.
;) ;)


A good friend of my brothers rode bulls and boxed for years. He seemed like a smart guy, but what ever possesed him to get on bulls is beyound me :shock:
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Re: Bulls, Killing and Riding

Postby buglmin » 08 10, 2013 •  [Post 4]

There's no adrenaline rush like climbing down on the back of a bull or saddle bronc!!
I quit riding bulls in '92, after spending several days in a hospital in Santa Fe...but still today, when a horse starts to crow hop, my feet reach for the shoulders as the ole bronc riding thing snaps into my head.
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