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It’s a soft rope or sheepskin-lined strap placed loosely around the bull’s flank (hindquarters). No spikes or pain involved
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Handlers secure it snugly but never tight. Bulls are trained to respond to pressure—it’s part of their routine.
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The strap irritates the bull’s flank, triggering a natural bucking reflex. Bulls are bred to buck—this just amps up their performance
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MYTH: It hurts the bull. REALITY: Bulls buck instinctively. The strap is temporary and harmless.
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Bulls are cared for like elite athletes. The strap is removed immediately after the ride.
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Even with the strap, bulls buck unpredictably. Riders rely on balance, strength, and quick reflexes.
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The strap makes bulls buck harder, but it’s the rider’s job to adapt,’ says champion rider Sarah Cole.
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We prioritize animal care. All equipment meets strict safety standards.
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