Bucking Bulls

#64 "Street King"

Known for a nasty head fake while turning his body in the complete opposite direction, 64 Street King has gained a reputation as being a very tough bull to cover for 8 seconds. His shining career moment came when he bucked off Valdiron de Olivera in 4.84 seconds at the Built Ford Tough Series PBR Cooper Tires Invitational in October of 2011. This was his only career PBR buckout and he made the most of it. To view his professional record, click here. To see a video of 64 Street King in action, click here to go to our videos page.

#50 "Brush Hog"

Brush Hog is a new addition to our farm that came from the rodeo state of Oklahoma and the bucking herd of Trey West. This is a solid bucking bull that has enormous energy every trip out of the bucking chute.

"53 Hail Storm"

Hale Storm is a tall, wide framed bucking bull with smooth power. This is a fun bull that turns back and looks great in the pictures. This bull was just featured in the 17-19 year old age group at the 2013 YBR Finals in Abilene, Texas. To see a video of Hail Storm, click here.

#00 "Zero Tolerance"

From the smaller side of our herd, this miniature bucking bull is just like what the name says. "Zero Tolerance" has a very short fuse and is a great mini bucking bull that can turn back. His only downfall is that he is not a big fan of people, or being ridden, or being looked at, or whatever... Hot little bull with a whole lot of attitude and heart. Click here to see a video of #00.

#803 "Yellowstone"

Yellowstone is an impressive bucking bull that originally came from West Texas. At six years old, he is still in the prime of his career and can be plenty challenging for cowboys.

#009 "Repo Man"

Repo Man is a young bucking bull that is quickly maturing into a big time bucker. This guy is bred up and was flat born to buck. He is unridden to this point and is the real deal.

"Wooly Bully"

Tough critter right here... Wooly Bully is a dependable miniature bucking bull that will literally buck all day long.