Professional Bull Riders

Prior to that, he was at Pace and I think Eastern Connecticut where he played.

He also was involved with PBR New England, which is a scouting service the last 11 years.

He does a phenomenal job with the pitchers.

He's running a bunch of successful staffs.

We also have a leg of our business that we produce rodeo events also okay and so we get to produce the world's toughest tour those are events that happen back east and then we also help produce the governor's cup rodeo wow So those ones, the behind the scenes ones are a lot of fun because you bring the fan base in also.

And there's a lot of individuals in our industry getting to do this with just various PBRs or if it's the national high school team or the college team, you're just, you're bringing together a very large event that affects a lot of people.

We bring in a fan base, hoping to make them rodeo fans or keep them locked in.

And you're affecting individuals lives within rodeo.

Another quick point.

I was at the PBR on Saturday, so the finals.

We left there at 9.23 p.m.

I made my first drop-off in Holiday Park at 9.38. That means from the time I left there to the time my first drop-off was 15 minutes.

Ken can probably give the real number on that, but we did a lot more of those things that would take eight to 10 days out of our schedule for each one of those every year.

And now we're at the point where we do zero trade shows and we're doing 25 concerts a year, plus the other things, PBR, Monster Trucks, and of course our team.

So Yeah, there's not an adequate number of dressing rooms.

We've talked about ceiling height.

But to go out there and find a way to overcome and have fun while doing that, he ended up second at Warwick too.

And he went down to Tamworth PBR as well and he got the win down there.

So he had a stellar weekend.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

So moving down to the Saddle Bronc riding, Darcy Riddell was second at Cook's Rodeo Days in Lubbock, Texas.

And then moving to the PBR, mate, Quinn Anderson had a great weekend.

He's a standout of this past week.

Love the shout outs.

And last night, we did make our way over to the PBR bar, the bull riding bar.

And I did a story on the Crooked Stripes.

I just seen they reposted it.

We got to plan something.

You know how you did like- The PBR, dude.

The Professional Bull Riding Series.

I was just going to say, you know how you did bull riding? We got to plan something like that.

Like I said, every area of the country has their group.

The Midwest is obviously a group like PBR is based out of the Midwest, so they have a very good foothold there.

Perfect Game is obviously all around the country, and they have their areas where they're very popular.

And affiliates of theirs are very popular.