Show Notes
This week's Herrimanology edition is all about our Fort Herriman Rodeo. We're proud of it, a lot of people have put in countless hours toward it, and we're looking forward to enjoying it in three weeks. Rodeo Committee Chair Dee Oakeson joins to talk about this year's lineup, the environment and experience, and everything to get excited about.
Also, don't buy tickets from anywhere except our website, HerrimanRodeo.com! Resale prices on other sites are usually greatly overpriced if they're even legitimate. And don't contact anyone trying to sell them in our comment sections. There are a lot of bots or fake accounts trying to scam people out of money.
0:00 Start 0:33 Intro 1:08 Tickets are actually going fast 2:05 Great stock contractor 4:16 Butterfield family donation 6:24 What to expect 7:11 World-class riders 7:50 The annual rodeo season 8:40 Always improving 10:21 Volunteers 11:32 Ticket information 12:02 Beware of scams 13:34 Daily themes 14:27 20 years of pro rodeo 16:06 Wrapup
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