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Steer Wrestling at Cheyenne Frontier Days

Steer Wrestling at Cheyenne Frontier Days

All rodeo events carry a certain amount of danger, but leaving a horse that is running flat out to grab a steer by the horns and wrestle it to the ground, seems...
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All rodeo events carry a certain amount of danger, but leaving a horse that is running flat out to grab a steer by the horns and wrestle it to the ground, seems particularly foolhardy.
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Amazing!!!

your photos are great - your rodeo pics are fantastic - very exciting and colourful !

Thank you very much, Chris.

Excellent timing, well done

Thanks, Hans. This is one of my favorite events to photograph.

Amazing is the only word I can use for this photo! Your work is splendid!

Thank you very much, Rita!! I really enjoy the challenge of shooting rodeo because the is so much going on that can ruin a photograph.

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Would love to shoot rodeo someday

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