Multiple Rodeos Showcase Regional Skills, Winners Across States

The 2025 rodeo season has featured a variety of exciting events across multiple locations, showcasing the skills of cowboys, cowgirls, ranchers, and even apprentice linemen. At the Ranch Rodeo in Castle Dale, Utah, teams competed in traditional ranch skills such as team cut and brand and bronc riding, with Weber Ranches winning the team event and individual honors going to participants from Magnuson Livestock and K & M Ranch. Meanwhile, rodeos at the Ross County Fair and the Richland County Fair in Ohio drew large crowds to watch thrilling competitions including bull riding, barrel racing, roping, and steer wrestling. In Texas, SLEMCO's apprentice linemen took part in the Texas Lineman's Rodeo, competing in specialized events like hurtman rescue and speed climbing, with Jace Sloane winning first place in the speed climbing event. The linemen rodeo emphasized teamwork, skill development, and leadership, benefiting both the participants and their utility customers by enhancing safety and efficiency in power line work. These rodeo events collectively highlight the enduring cultural and professional importance of rodeo skills across different communities and industries.