Miles city Buckin Horse Sale

[cowboyup]

Anyone going? I,m thinking I might take a much needed break from the ranch and run down there for a couple of days

 

[Anonymous]

They are saying temps in the mid to upper 70's - with no rain (or snow) for both here and Miles City (which is hard to believe- no mud or cold/snow for Bucking Horse sale)-- so I am probably going to stick close to home and try to get some things done...

If that weather forecast holds up it should be a great time in Miles- as too often I've been there and its pretty nasty/mucky....But still a great time anyway... :wink:

I'll watch for you on MilesCam if you get near the Bison... :wink:

http://milescam.com/

 

[Faster horses]

Jim Thompson was talking today that they are going to be streaming
the parade so it can be watched online. I thought he said KYMT.com,
but I tried that and I don't believe that's correct. :???:

 

[Cedarcreek]

I'm going to be there Saturday for the parade since my daughter is riding in it. May be back Sunday for the match bronc riding.

 

[Northern Rancher]

Whats up for money in the matched deal

 

[Cedarcreek]

Whats up for money in the matched deal

Over $19000 total payout.
Here's the link
http://www.buckinghorsesale.com/matchbroncride.html

 

[westfork]

Plan going to the bronc riding on Sunday. The sale on Saturday could be good watching, I see that Burch's have several horses consigned including several NFR horses. I don't think it is like it used to be with wild horses. A lot of the consignments are horses that are proven buckers.

 

[Anonymous]

Plan going to the bronc riding on Sunday. The sale on Saturday could be good watching, I see that Burch's have several horses consigned including several NFR horses. I don't think it is like it used to be with wild horses. A lot of the consignments are horses that are proven buckers.

I don't think it will ever get back to what it was in the 60's- early 70's- when you still had big horse herds ran up here- and consigners hauling in hundreds of not only proven horses- but hundreds of 4-5-6 + year old "wild horses"...Much more work horse, heavy horse breeding in the country then- and some of those young heavy horses became the Descents of the time.... Now so much of it is bucking 2 and 3 year olds- QH bloodlines-- that aren't ready to buck yet- nor have the size....

 

[Northern Rancher]

Go north young man!!!

 

[Northern Rancher]

Their young horses were pretty common at the College Rodeo last fall but that's par for the course.

 

[Anonymous]

I was over at Burch's a week ago Saturday helping them gather their 3 and 4 year old horses. That is always one heckuva good time. Talk about a rough ride. It is and then some. Matt and Chad told me they were taking some up to the sale. Its always a good time, but I can't remember it not raining on Saturday evening. We are planning on going if we get the yearlings moved in time. Maybe I will see some of ya'll up there.

 

[Northern Rancher]

I wonder how a canucklehead would wrangle an invite to that matched deal for next year-Ty's rode against alot of those young guys at Nationals.