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8seconds.



three photos all in the matter of a split second.
three perspectives::
bull:  i'm getting antsy as the flank man secures the strap. buck. buck. buck until this flank strap comes off and this cowboy dismounts.  buck high and fast to get a better score over this cowboy.  after i go behind the gate everything is all of the sudden calm, as am i when the flank strap is released.

cowboy:  it's only 8 seconds on top of a nearly 2000 pound animal, i can do it as i have before.  my adrenaline is rushing but when i nod queuing the chute to open; my adrenaline peaks.  finally, after what feels like minutes, the buzzer goes off and when i am dismounting the bull throws me and i give the chute a nice hug, roughest hug i ever had... as i leave the arena i am thankful for the bull fighters for keeping me out of harms way.

bullfighter(s):  maintain the triangle around the bull and keep moving with him.  quick! get in between the bull and rider, distract the bull! hey, hey, hey i call.  the bull is now behind the gate as i rush over to be sure that the rider is in good shape and help him up. 




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