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Ranch Teams Show Their Skills at TSCRA Ranch Rodeo


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NTEREST IN THE TEXAS AND SOUTH- western Cattle Raisers Associa-


tion (TSCRA) Ranch Rodeo series is running high in this fi rst year for the event. Craig Kelly provides these pho-


tographs from the July 19 TSCRA Ranch Rodeo in Levelland, part of the Caprock Futurity. This was the second of 3 ranch rodeos hosted by TSCRA in 2014. The third event will be Oct. 10, Bastrop.


The winning team at the TSCRA Ranch Rodeo in Levelland was from Sandhill Cattle Company, Earth. Pictured are team members Tyler Rice, Lathe May, Casey Jo Lewis and Tripp Townsend. They are joined by TSCRA First Vice President Richard Thorpe, standing left, Winters, TSCRA Special Ranger Dean Bohannon, center, and Eldon White, TSCRA executive vice president and CEO.


Ranch Rodeo contestants line up for a prayer prior to the rodeo.


Kye Fuston, Muleshoe Ranch, Gail, ropes a yearling as part of the stray gathering.


Cali Brown, Rafter R, teaches her yearling who is boss during the stray gathering. Cali’s wrestling skills proved important because Rafter R took third place in the TSCRA Ranch Rodeo.


Contestants from the


Fish Hook Ranch show their skills during the wild-cow milking.


Gage Moorhouse, Tongue River Ranch, Paducah, catches some big air in the saddle bronc event.


22 The Cattleman September 2014 thecattlemanmagazine.com


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