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If you want a real 1890s feel and an authentic celebration, join us! Tom Horn Days is centered around three action-packed days of rodeo. And not the kind of rodeo you are used to. This event is a pasture rodeo where no events are held in the usual controlled arena (except barrel racing). Instead, rain or shine, cowboys take to the open prairie where both horses, steers, and cowboys can showcase their full range of motion and ability, making this a truly spectacular event. - from Travel Wyoming
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I found out about the annual Spicer Gripp Memorial Roping in Hereford, Texas from a viewer who said it was a high-quality competition with a mixture of invitational and open events for amateurs and professionals alike. That was a great suggestion and I am providing a few samples here of the action in the arena and on the grounds during the several days of competition held on the first weekend in August.
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This rodeo is acclaimed to be the world's oldest and largest all-black rodeo. The town of Okmulgee is located south of Tulsa in eastern Oklahoma. I am just getting started publishing videos every Saturday from two nights of rodeo action. Those videos will also be embedded below after they are published on YouTube and/or the American Heartlands Channel on Rumble.
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I documented as much as I could of The 1836 Chuckwagon Races 2022 held on the Diamond B Ranch near Neches, Texas. It was the tenth year of celebrating Texas's revolutionary history with workshops, demonstrations, trail rides, mounted games, mounted shooting, open pasture roping, bronc riding, barrel racing, horse racing, and yes, several classes of chuckwagon races.
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The What About Bob Chuckwagon Races is a multi-day event held annually on the Ward Ranch near Wilburton, Oklahoma. Scout and I camped out on the ranch along with many others. There were a number of food and other vendors but no Verizon phone service. I didn't have Starlink yet so had to drive into Wilburton in order to upload and publish content that week.
Now that I do have Starlink service I would love to come back and attempt to do a live-stream coverage if that is acceptable to the head honchos. New videos from 2922 are still being published every Thursday and can be viewed below.
