Dale Brisby is a professional bull rider and entrepreneur who is known for his documentary appearances on Netflix namely”How to Be a Cowboy”. Beyond this, he is also a YouTuber who features comedic rodeo content with a total of 558,000 subscribers. He also pursued a master’s degree in agriculture at Texas A&M University before he earned his name in rodeo.

Riding bulls or when considering rodeo, one of the biggest competitors in history, star of Rodeo Time on YouTube, and avid outdoor lover, is Dale Brisby. He’s the greatest cowboy to ever don a cowboy hat and boots. He also takes great satisfaction in his ability to snapshot. He just shared his most recent vacation with his buddies on Instagram. They were moments filled with fun and banter, as will be evident from the video.

An origin journey of Bucktown – to hype or not to hype?

Today, Daley shared a post on Instagram with his friends, including JB Mauney, Ty Rogers, Donnie Daytona and Cory Anderson, who are all rodeo enthusiasts. He captioned it as, “Lived up to the hype today.”

The video begins with Dale saying, “It lived up to the hype,” to which another friend replied, “It’s called Bucktown for a reason.” Then Dale asked another friend,? Why is it called Bucktown,? and they responded, “Because it’s where the bucks are with laughter.” Afterwards, he asked Donnie, “Why are you wearing a shirt like mine?” and Donnie replied to this, “We are twinsies.?

Then their chattering continued, but at last, he asked JB Mauney how are you feeling bro;?he replied good. It?s worth knowing that J.B. Mauney is a professional bull rider who has won the PBR World Championship twice but retired this year in September.

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Rodeo champion J.B. Mauney retires

Bull riding champion J.B. Mauney, aged 36, announced his retirement after breaking his neck during a competition this year. He shared the news on Instagram, explaining that he underwent successful surgery following the accident Mauney revealed that doctors operated on his neck, “which required a rod/plates/screws and the removal of a disc,” and he thanked the medical staff at St. Joseph Regional for their work healing him up?.

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Mauney, a two-time world champion, held the record for the most televised wins in the Professional Bull Riders league and received heartfelt tributes from fellow riders and the PBR community upon his retirement announcement. ?With how my run has been going lately, I do believe I?m just going to try and get healthy for the NFR,? Mauney said. ?That?s still a long way away, so we will see what happens.? PBR announcer Rafael Vilella honored Mauney on social media after the rider announced his retirement, stating, “JB Mauney retires, but his legacy will never be forgotten. You are the legend,”. Rider Cody Nance also praised Mauney for inspiring him and many others, bidding him farewell as he embarks on his retirement journey with his beautiful family.

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