Coors Cowboy Club - 2022 Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo | Friday

This short film highlights the men of the Coors Cowboy Club and their volunteer contributions through the years that have helped keep the ranching heritage of the High Plains alive and relevant. #CCCRR #cowboy #Rodeo #RanchRodeo

Fourteen working cattle ranches compete for honors at the Coors Cowboy Club Ranch Rodeo in Amarillo, Texas. Each invited ranch competes as a team and only the 12 top teams will be invited back the following year.

All the events in this rodeo reflect the type of skills used by working cowboys on cattle ranches throughout the year. The ages and experience of the team members may vary quite a bit as these are not professional rodeo cowboys.

For more information about the Coors Cowboy Club organization and the ranch rodeo results, here is a link to the official website: https://www.coorsranchrodeo.com/

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