Brian Patton - The Misfit Cowboy
Brian Patton, The Misfit Cowboy, is a specialty performance act rooted in western flare, with a saddle broke trick trained American Red Brahman Bull as the centerpiece. A variety act that consist of whips, ropes, gun spinning and a whole lot of fire . With the largest prop in professional rodeo he'll raise an 1800 pound bull through the roof of a moving 40 foot trailer. A family friendly show and western exhibition at it finest.
Bob Edmonds
With a lifetime of experience in the rodeo arena, Bob Edmonds is one of the most knowledgeable announcers in the business. Growing up in a stock contracting family, Bob learned early on the value of a good rodeo production. He has been involved in nearly every aspect of rodeo, but announcing and sharing his passion for rodeo is what Bob thoroughly enjoys.
Bob has been announcing rodeos since 2001 and he earned his Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) card at the beginning of the 2006 season. His smooth, authentic and enthusiastic delivery of the rodeo events will keep even the most seasoned rodeo fan involved and entertained, all in a family friendly atmosphere.
Honeycutt Rodeo Inc.
Heritage and Tradition run deep in Honeycutt Rodeo.
Walt Alsbaugh (Jerry Honeycutt’s Grandpa) began his rodeo career back in the 1930’s. Rodeo was his life for more than 60 years. He won his first rodeo in 1931 at the age of 13, and competed in every event in rodeo except the Bareback Riding. In the late 40’s, Walt used his vast knowledge of rodeo to become a Rodeo Stock Contractor. Over the years he was recognized as one of the top Contractors in the Rodeo World and was awarded some of the most prestigious honors the Rodeo Industry bestows including (but not limited to):
- The Family Heritage Award from the WRPA in 2010
- Induction into The Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in 2009
- Induction into the Pro Rodeo Hall of Fame in 1990
- 1986 PRCA Stock Contractor of the Year
- The 1981 International Rodeo Fans’ Man of the Year
