Nathan Watson, who gave his address as Chadron, had a good grip with both hands while trying to stay on this buckskin bronc during the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo, but he failed to make the eight-second whistle to reach the finals.
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The Bandits did some quick work during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair last Tuesday night, Aug. 2. Shown lined up during the Calcutta auction prior to the rodeo, they are, from left, Kolt Osentowski, Travis Lehrs, Ty Brown and Robert Lemmon. They caught and milked the cow in just 37 seconds and roped and branded the calf in only 46 seconds.
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Beau Lake of Bayard was the bronc riding winner during the Dawes County Fair, despite losing hold of the halter rope early during his first ride. But he made it to the eight-second whistle by holding on to the coiled lariat. After having the halter rope jerked out of his left hand, Lake had hold of his hat during the remainder of the ride.
Con Marshall
The brown bronc that Rhett Harper of Oral, S.D., drew during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair went straight up when the chute gate was unlatched. That appeared to be the easiest part of Harper’s ride. From then on, he was seldom sitting in the saddle, going from side to side before tumbling overboard.
Con Marshall
Kyler Vincent of Rushville scored 78 points to place second in the first go-round of the bronc riding during the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo last Tuesday night. He didn’t fare as well during the finals, but gave it a gallant try and was not hurt despite landing upside down.Â
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The Last Minute Crew placed second during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 2. The cow not happy about all the attention she was getting. Holding her up front is Ryan Burkinshaw while Ambrose McGannon tugs on her tail and Justin Kapp is trying to do the milking. The fourth member of the team, Patrick Brings Him Back, had roped the cow and was getting off the horse when the photo was taken.
Nathan Watson, who gave his address as Chadron, had a good grip with both hands while trying to stay on this buckskin bronc during the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo, but he failed to make the eight-second whistle to reach the finals.
The Bandits did some quick work during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair last Tuesday night, Aug. 2. Shown lined up during the Calcutta auction prior to the rodeo, they are, from left, Kolt Osentowski, Travis Lehrs, Ty Brown and Robert Lemmon. They caught and milked the cow in just 37 seconds and roped and branded the calf in only 46 seconds.
Beau Lake of Bayard was the bronc riding winner during the Dawes County Fair, despite losing hold of the halter rope early during his first ride. But he made it to the eight-second whistle by holding on to the coiled lariat. After having the halter rope jerked out of his left hand, Lake had hold of his hat during the remainder of the ride.
The brown bronc that Rhett Harper of Oral, S.D., drew during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair went straight up when the chute gate was unlatched. That appeared to be the easiest part of Harper’s ride. From then on, he was seldom sitting in the saddle, going from side to side before tumbling overboard.
Kyler Vincent of Rushville scored 78 points to place second in the first go-round of the bronc riding during the Dawes County Fair’s Ranch Rodeo last Tuesday night. He didn’t fare as well during the finals, but gave it a gallant try and was not hurt despite landing upside down.Â
The Last Minute Crew placed second during the Ranch Rodeo at the Dawes County Fair on Tuesday, Aug. 2. The cow not happy about all the attention she was getting. Holding her up front is Ryan Burkinshaw while Ambrose McGannon tugs on her tail and Justin Kapp is trying to do the milking. The fourth member of the team, Patrick Brings Him Back, had roped the cow and was getting off the horse when the photo was taken.
