Professional Bull Rider

Professional Bull Rider

RodeoGuy

London, ON

Male, 23

I live my life 8-seconds at a time as an adrenaline junkie that goes event to event, matching up against some of the rankest bulls in the world in an 8-second battle for supremacy.

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Last Answer on April 08, 2014

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are chaps really needed for the comfort or even the safety of the rider ? or are they just to enhance the cowboy's looking ?

Asked by bullrider53 over 13 years ago

They offer a little protection, but their purpose is to accentuate the visibility of the cowboy's spurring and feet movements.

is it weird that i hold my bull rope with my left hand? because all of the high school riders hold it with their right hand.

Asked by brett about 13 years ago

no, it's not weird.  I ride left as well.  We're of the minority, but we still rawk them.

why don't u answer all the questions

Asked by isa about 13 years ago

I do, but as I travel a lot, it sometimes takes a day or two for me to reply. 

What is everything u need to start riding bulls and how much does it all cost

Asked by john over 12 years ago

Boots, jeans, hat... and you can usually borrow/buy a rope, vest, spurs at your first clinic.  

Clinics range from $250 - $750 or more.

What is the style of chaps called that reach all the way around your thigh? That is the style I wanted when I ordered my last pair and when I told the company my thigh measurment they still didn't reach all the way around my thigh.

Asked by blake about 13 years ago

It's a batwing rodeo chap. It should go most of the way and cinch up with the strap. I'd have to see it...

im 18 about to turn 19, i always wanted to bull ride buti have no schoolsa round my area to allow me to learn what do i do?

Asked by Ghost about 13 years ago

You could try to find some riders close to you and travel with them to an event or two.  You could borrow equipment and try to ride a mount-out or exhibition, but I'd recommend finding a school somewhere and travelling to it.  There's no better way to learn, in my opinion.

Okay so I am a girl, and Its my dream to be a professional bull rider. Do you think that's out of the question for me?

Asked by Miranda almost 13 years ago

If you can dream it, you can achieve it.