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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how long do women have to stay on bulls if they wanna bull ride

Asked by Tylerdude almost 12 years ago

8-seconds. Bulls don't discriminate! 

Is starting with small rodeos a good way to start in the sport after the school? If so how do you find these small rodeos?

Asked by Ryan almost 12 years ago

In this day and age, the size of the rodeo doesn't always equate to the calibre of the bulls.

You're going to try and find "open rodeos" as a good starting ground, which are hard to find.  Buck-out bull ridings are good as well.  Really, unless you know someone in your area, the only way to do so is to start googling... 

Im 10 years old 90 pounds and 4'11". I Live on a farm and have worked with horses and cows and bulls before but never rode a bull. What do u reccomend i do to start riding.

Asked by Jack over 11 years ago

Attend a weekend clinic, get on some steers and go from there. 

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 over 11 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...

When you have an injury, what kind of pain relievers are you allowed to take? What could you legitimately take for pain from an injury, that wouldn't put your job in jeopardy? Is there drug testing? Thanks.

Asked by Mary Mc almost 12 years ago

Currently there isn't any drug testing, as it takes a lot to ride bulls... stamina, focus, balance, reaction time... and there really isn't a performance enhancing drug that would help an aspect without hindering another.

Bull Riders often ride through the pain; we aren't paid performance fees, and only make money when we win or place.  So, it's a balance of grit and determination, mental and physical toughness to continue riding when your body is telling you otherwise.

 

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 over 11 years ago

If you can dream it, you can achieve it.

if the bull doesn't get riden then how much money does the owner get paid?

Asked by kyle about 12 years ago

Predominantly, Bull Contractors are simply paid by the gate. They want to raise the best buckers, because the better they do, the more events they get invited to, and then get 3-4 times as much if they are selected for the Finals. As Bull Riders either do the selection or influence the selection, every "out" is a scouting day. Sometimes there will be bonuses, but those are special events or opportunities.