Let's Settle This Rodeo Myth

One of the most asked questions about bull riding - we're giving you the straight facts

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NO - Never Happens

Rodeos strictly prohibit this practice. It's animal cruelty and would disqualify any competitor instantly.

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Makes Bulls Buck

Bulls are bred to buck - it's in their DNA! They have powerful hindquarters and a natural aversion to riders.

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This is What You're Seeing

The soft fleece-lined flank strap irritates the bull's skin, triggering their bucking instinct - no pain involved.

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Strict Rodeo Regulations

Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) has 60+ animal welfare rules. Violations mean instant bans.

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They Actually Enjoy It

Bucking bulls are treated like elite athletes. Many continue bucking after riders fall off - it's their nature.

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Medical Professionals Agree

Rodeo veterinarians confirm bulls show no signs of distress from proper equipment.

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The Real Money Makers

Top bulls are worth $100,000+. No one would risk harming these prized animals.

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Watch How Bulls Are Treated

Visit our behind-the-scenes area at Omak Stampede to see bull care firsthand.

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Now You Know the Truth

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