Oct 14, 2026 · 53 min · 14 segments
A World Champion's Approach to Money | Tucker Allen Crockett Carothers & Michael Hull **Retirement Calculator:**…
So with, you know, growing up with your mom doing, you know, the rein horse stuff, and with Teddy kind of teaching you on that side, how important do you see, you know, being the horseman in bulldogging versus some of those that maybe aren't quite growing, grew up as horsemen-
And the simple gist of it, I mean, if really if you can at least back a horse up, aim him that direction, you can have some success, but being a actual horseman where guys like Clayton Hass, Justin Schaefer, Tyler Pearson, guys like that, they have so much success because they were horsemen and cowboys on top of it, where feel like there are some bulldoggers that are like athletes.
I mean, you get the college football guys, the wrestlers, but once you get the cowboys in the picture, then that's the guys that have the real success.
But that was great because I got to look up to five different styles of doing it, five different ways, and I'm still learning.
I didn't have to worry about the horse, and I can get on other horses, and knew how to ride one that was light in the corner or strong in the corner, one that took a step, just because I've ridden random colts at Ted's that he got and they're sorry in my buck or whatever, and I was the dummy, "Hey, go learn how to ride."
So with, you know, growing up with your mom doing, you know, the rein horse stuff, and with Teddy kind of teaching you on that side, how important do you see, you know, being the horseman in bulldogging versus some of those that maybe aren't quite growing, grew up as horsemen-
And the simple gist of it, I mean, if really if you can at least back a horse up, aim him that direction, you can have some success, but being a actual horseman where guys like Clayton Hass, Justin Schaefer, Tyler Pearson, guys like that, they have so much success because they were horsemen and cowboys on top of it, where feel like there are some bulldoggers that are like athletes.
I mean, you get the college football guys, the wrestlers, but once you get the cowboys in the picture, then that's the guys that have the real success.
But that was great because I got to look up to five different styles of doing it, five different ways, and I'm still learning.
I didn't have to worry about the horse, and I can get on other horses, and knew how to ride one that was light in the corner or strong in the corner, one that took a step, just because I've ridden random colts at Ted's that he got and they're sorry in my buck or whatever, and I was the dummy, "Hey, go learn how to ride."
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