REAL COWBOYS

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Moutain Sie Clip w/ Blake Miller - PRCA Bullfighter & Man of Faith. Miller is a highly respected professional rodeo bullfighter known for his exceptional skills and fearless approach in the arena.

With over 10 years of experience, Blake has become a trusted figure in the rodeo community, dedicated to protecting both riders and bulls during both Bullfight Competitions & Professional Rodeo. His quick reflexes, agility, and deep understanding of animal behavior make him one of the most sought-after bullfighters in the sport. Blake’s passion for rodeo and his commitment to the safety of others have earned him a stellar reputation, making him a standout figure in the world of Professional Rodeo. Tune in as Blake Miller joins Bobby Marshall in-studio and discuss Bull Fighting, rodeo, cowboys, bull riding, arrowheads, snakes, golf, road life, travel, Colorado, outdoors, mountain life, and so much more.

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[themountainsidepod]

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[Uckertay]

First team roping I ever worked, I came down with heat exhaustion. I hadn't worked that hard since my military days. Cowboys got off their horses and helped me recover. They took me to the office with A/C, their wives and them started handing me Gatorades, ice water, and one cowboy handed me a liter of pickle juice on ice. Hungout with two cowboys in office, glanced over at one of them, and he asked, "How you feelin', there, cowboy?"

I'll never forget that.

[williambabb]

Saddle bronc when done right is poetry in motion

[Stimmy_Checks]

Most of them were raised in it, had horses given to them as a kid, etc. It's a way of life a lot of us wish we had

[LadiesMan]

Don’t call him a cowboy till you’ve seen him ride.
- Conway Twitty

[KipHarris-kq]

You can tell Jb Mooney is rich he can still afford to buy cigarettes 😂

[YardWood]

I worked on a working ranch, on horseback taking care of the animals, fixing fences etc. for 5 years. that was the best time I’ve ever had in my life!!

[Ashley-dvsn]

Mad respect for the words this man is saying. Spoken like a real Man.

[juliecantrell]

JB Mooney is a neighbor of mine, I love watching all the ol guys sit around on the porch. They are not only cowboys the are story tellers. We love Mooney.

[TomRocketWWF]

At 25s dude looks like a straight version of Tony Hinchcliffe! Lmao 😂

[BigDillis]

Best thing that ever happened to me was visiting my grandpa in Montana. 2006, I was 16, grandpa’s neighbor was a professional saddle bronc rider. I spent 4 summers up there just hanging out with that guy, riding a few of his broncs, getting hurt over and over. It gave me a real sense of respect for just how tough those guys are. Now I turn it on the tv and my wife knows… a whole case of banquet is about to be drank and our son and I are not to be messed with until the tv goes off. My favorite aspect of American culture, much love and much respect to both the working and riding cowboys out there.

[NaomiMcCormick-leme]

He is so right I look at men these days and they think they are cowboy but they are to scared to ride a horse but then I look at my dad and he did cowboying for a living and he did broncs like men that a real cowboy

[scottkelly]

Old saddle bronc rider here. You are spot on.

I was also raised on a ranch and cowboyed for 40-plus years.

I finally got busted up too bad and had to hang it up. I've had 21 orthopedic surgeries from rodeoing and cowboying. I've had my right knee replaced 4 times and 9 total surgeries on the leg from a horse I was starting when I was 17.

When I get up in the morning, everything hurts, but every ache and pain has a story behind it, and I can't help but smile at the memories.

[MelissaGarner-ou]

I'm proud of my son he is a real cowboy he works the ranch and rides and he is a new father ❤❤❤ 👶

[Music.cigars.]

As a man who was raised on the ranch i have to say that those Younger years were the best I've ever experienced. ❤❤❤❤❤

[TexasJames]

My dad had more broken bones than any man I met and it’s all from bull riding. He rode in the 60s, 70 & early 80s, so he’s seen a lot of the big names. Before he passed his favorite bull rider of all time was JB. I think it was because JB acted like a 1940s cowboy but will say it’s because of the riding.

[latenightlive]

My great grandfather went into the Army at the outbreak of WWI. He went to the local Army base and saw a vet and others struggling to handle a horse and jumped out there and brought it to heel (i dont know proper term) The vet requested that my great grandfather be given orders to stay here so he spent the war breaking horses and training them fairly close to home. Probably saved his life in the long run. I say all that to say I've always thought of him as the real deal too.

[morganosborne]

Grew up ona ranch down here in south ga. Still impresses people when they see me workin for my family coverd in mud and blood and with a fresh set of nails and makeup done a bit. My deddys been callin my his lil cowboy since i was 6 and to this day still does. I love the cowboy life and it makes me feel blessed to be able to grow up like i am.

[sarlaccstapeworm]

"There's a hundred years of history, and a hundred before that, all gathered in the thinking going on beneath his hat. The cold flames burn within him until his skin's as cold as ice, and the dues he paid to get here are worth every sacrifice. All the miles spent sleepy driving, all the money down the drain, all the "if I's" and the "nearly's", and the passion and the pain. All the female tears run dry, and the fever and the fight, are just a small down payment on the ride he makes tonight. It's GUTS, and LOVE, and GLORY. It's one mortal's chance at fame. His legacy is "Rodeo", , and "COWBOY" is his name!"
😔🙏🇺🇲

[JoseMora-wczz]

Me watching this in my room before helping my grandfather move his cattle to another field. (I live in Jalisco Mexico) 🇲🇽