if you had yer shotgun there then...then Yes...it's gotta be!

Yummy...roast beef for lunch eh!....

it's 'bin' another surprise from you!

Looks a little calf..Those big tough roughriders sure know who to pick on..Maybe we should send Bad Black Bob over to sort them out..I'd come myself but I've a pressing appointment..Good sharp shot..R.

Great action capture. I'm not sure who won and who lost.
Tom

I don't like this... is it sport? I don't know, we don't have it and I am happy. I love the horses and the poor steer.

Now why didn't he think of that sooner?

Nice shot Momma!! My son Logun is looking forward to attending the Rodeo while he is in tech school out in Texas:)

Rodeo stock get better care, food, and attention than that of it's peers. I know it is hard for some people to understand, but rodeo people love their livestock, and they take care of their livestock. And getting roped a few times a week provides a much better life what happens to most steers. Which would you prefer, a rodeo arena, or a feedlot being gorged for the butcher?

The poor thing must have been so exhausted to do that. Interesting capture.

Poor steer...and the Owde Mucker's got 'is napkin on...Nice presentation...

I love this Pat, the poor bull but love the relaxed look in his horse

Poor thing,he is tired.A Great photo,Pat.

Obviously the horn didn't work. Good after the action shot Owd Momma.

TicK

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Poor thing!
Nice take though

This is well captured, but being the softy that I am I feel sorry for it, he was just pooped out! Tigs♥ =^..^=

Awww....He's probably pooped! What a perfect focus you have here girl and a wonderful comp!

Is It Dead?" No, it's whats for dinner, Pat! lol.

Great action picture Pat.
That steer has brains to give some passive resistance but I can't help but feel sorry for it :(

Oh, poor thing. I hope it's just tired. The horses are so pretty.
Very nice capture.

I love rodeo's This little guy does look beat.

This is a very nice shot . I have seen many calves that just get use to the game and will lay down with an attitude what's the use I'm just going to be roped again . I have had calves turn the cutting game on myself and my horse and charge us. Depends on the calf , some have more of an attitude . Most rodeos and those associated with them make sure the calves are rotated that are used for roping , cutting and bulldoggin' to keep them fresh and healthy. Yes there are those that don't . Just like with anything else there's good and bad in all walks of life.