for some, this is their first rodeo
Mutton bustin' in Golden
Posted 10/28/20
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for some, this is their first rodeo
Mutton bustin' in Golden
(Monitor photo by Sam Major)
The toughest of riders was a sight to behold.
(Monitor photo by Sam Major)
A few riders got the option to give it another try, if their sheep was particularly uncooperative.
(Monitor photo by Sam Major)
Sheepishness kept few children away from the opportunity to get a taste of the rodeo life, if only for a few seconds.
(Monitor photo by Sam Major)
Several riders had a knack for holding on tight enough to briefly defy gravity.
(Monitor photo by Sam Major)
Every rider must dismount, but there's more than one way to a be sent off a sheep.
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