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Bucking Stock Talk Magazine

Bucking Stock Talk Magazine

A magazine for the Bucking Stock Industry.

David Bailey's Chainsaw "back in the day." It was David’s dream to have his own rodeo company.  And he wanted to have one of the very best.  To do this, he had to have quality livestock and that included bulls.  David was determined to make a name for himself in the rodeo business. Developing a herd of top quality rank bucking bulls became David’s passion.  He was always looking for that special bull.  David’s skilled eye would see something in a bull others might miss.

Celebrating the breeders and bucking stock who are the foundation of the bucking stock industry.

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Bob Wilfong – A Breeding Program That Keeps on Bucking

April 4, 2018April 4, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - 1 Comment

  Bob Wilfong got started raising bucking bulls in the 1970’s.  He’d grown up in ranching and he was a rodeo man. “I rodeoed for 30 years,” Wilfong told us.  …

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Editorial

Editorial – Keep It In Perspective

March 29, 2018March 29, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - Leave a Comment

    March 29, 2018 The recent transitions and changes going on in the bucking bull world are, for most of us I imagine, a little unsettling.  Sitting back to …

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David Bailey – Industry Icon

March 10, 2018May 7, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - 9 Comments.

  March 10, 2018 David Bailey’s passion was to build a lifelong legacy in the bucking bull industry.  He planted the seeds by himself and people have come and gone …

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Coffey – Andrews Connection

March 6, 2018March 6, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - Leave a Comment

March 6, 2018 For any breeding program in the bucking bull industry to stand out, there has to be a legacy of outstanding bucking bulls with outstanding bucking bull stats.  …

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Rodeo Fever Contracting Makes Junior Rodeo Happen

February 18, 2018February 18, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - 4 Comments.

  Photos by Homegrown Photography Idaho February 12, 2018 When it comes to loving what you do, junior rodeo stock contractor Kevin Hensen has found that niche. He runs Rodeo …

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Coffey Breeding – A Legacy of Great Bucking Stock

February 13, 2018February 22, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - 2 Comments.

February 9, 2018 When Charlie Coffey and his father Gene, brought up some cattle from South Texas in the late 1960’s, they were looking to build a herd of rodeo …

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Keeping ’Em Fit

Cattle Lice – The Cold Weather Pest

January 28, 2018February 6, 2023 - by Terry Lidral - Leave a Comment

January 29, 2018 It’s January, and in the colder weather spots, it’s time to think cattle lice.  (We’ll get to you warmer weather folks next issue.)  These pests thrive when …

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Networking Your Way to Bucking Bull Success

January 27, 2018 - by Terry Lidral - 1 Comment

  January 27, 2018 Bucking bulls are an addiction. At least that’s the way a good many in the business describe their obsession with the big, powerfully athletic animals that …

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Legends

Tahonta – 2X PRCA Bucking Bull of the Year

January 27, 2018February 19, 2019 - by Terry Lidral - Leave a Comment

Tahonta relaxing at the Big Bend Ranch January 28, 2018 Tahonta is ranked one of the top ten bucking bulls of all time. No small feat in a sport rich …

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Keeping ’Em Fit

Trichomoniasis – Silent health risk to your herd

November 20, 2017October 14, 2020 - by Terry Lidral - 1 Comment

Terry Lidral for BST in collaboration with Zoetis PRCA Vet of the Year Dr. John Boyington* Commonly known as “Trich,” Trichomoniasis is a contagious venereal disease of cattle caused by …

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Dana White's Twisted Steel did his job as UFC representative in the PBR extremely well. He became a fan favorite and showed off his power, boldness and bravado wherever he went. RIP Twisted Steel. You will be remembered as special. Thanks to Susan Hanrahan for the use of her photo. https://buckingstocktalk.com/bucking-bull-twisted-steel-an-attitude-to-be-reckoned-with/

Dr. Meredith Jones of Oklahoma State University College of Vet Med: "Most of the horn problems are related to infection of the horn or associated sinuses.  These horn infections start usually in two ways.  In rodeo cattle, we often start to see horn problems when tipping begins.  Because the horn is an extension of the sinus, when the horn is tipped short enough that the sinus cavity is opened, dirt, bacteria and other contamination can establish infections of the horn and sinus.  We also see trauma to the horn from fighting, knocking the horn in the alley, knocking against equipment, etc. and the bacteria can enter through a resulting crack leading to an infection." https://buckingstocktalk.com/horn-health-in-bucking-bulls-its-a-necessity/

Chance Sherrill of Champion Genetics: "To have good success while collecting and transferring embryos, there are standards that the working facility needs to meet. Cattle should be moved relatively stress free though the pens/alley ways; you also need to be able to restrain the animal with a squeeze chute; and a palpation cage needs to be attached to the chute. The squeeze chute should be covered to protect the embryos and technician from weather. It is also recommended that you have an enclosed room that is temperature controlled and has electricity.  This room should also be in close proximity of the squeeze chute to serve as the “laboratory” for the embryologist to search, grade and freeze the embryos. Some embryologists have mobile labs, usually a trailer that is climate controlled, in case you cannot provide this." https://buckingstocktalk.com/embryo-transfer-ivf-essentials-you-need-to-know/
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