I'm hoping it means separation from the public. The guys have no private place to change into their riding gear. And they need to bring an exterminator is to take care of all the rabbits - read: buckle bunnies. ;-D -- RODEO RAMBLINGS

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Date Posted: 09:25:42 10/23/07 Tue
Author: Crystal
Subject: I'm hoping it means separation from the public. The guys have no private place to change into their riding gear. And they need to bring an exterminator is to take care of all the rabbits - read: buckle bunnies. ;-D
In reply to: Hap 's message, "Wonder what" and for more separation of livestock and cowboys" means. Separate the livestock from the cowboys, or separate both from the crowd? Varmit, you should come to NM where grass can't grow in some arenas because they're too dry and rocky. Grass would be a good thing.." on 12:11:52 10/22/07 Mon

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Yep, that is a terrible fate to be attacked by buckle bunnies. I hate it whan that happens. (NT) -- ZD, 14:05:01 10/23/07 Tue
- We have had a few rodeos over the years that have been on baseball and football fields and not plowed up. When you add all the dew to those type arena's.... its very dangerous for all involved. I have seen calves that were missed fall down at the back of the arena and crash into the bucking chutes. Then there use to be the arenas in the mid west years ago that were corn fields plowed up with the corn stalks everywhere. Ah to be young again and have to fend off Buckle Bunnies.... what a Wonderful Life. (NT) -- Varmit, 07:27:12 10/24/07 Wed
  - The Pendleton Buckle Bunnies are a whole different breed! lol (NT) -- Crystal, 07:05:12 10/25/07 Thu
    - Do they 'age' well and do they have a senior coprs? (NT) -- ZD, 14:31:41 10/25/07 Thu
      - I do know that Pendleton has it's share of Aged Bunnies! A friend of my parents that lost his wife a few years ago, now has a girlfriend he met at Pendleton. He calls her the World's Oldest Buckle Bunny. lol (NT) -- Crystal, 07:02:10 10/26/07 Fri

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