Northwest to host Bull-O-Rama Sept. 9
Senatobia, MS (08/25/2017) — Fans of professional bull riding will want to arrive early for a close-up view of the action at this year's Bull-O-Rama presented by Buck Wild Bucking Stock at Northwest Mississippi Community College's Multipurpose Arena at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9.
Admission is $10 for the public, $8 in advance and $2 off with a Northwest ID. Kids 6-and-under are admitted free with an adult. Doors open at 6 p.m., and advance tickets are available at Sycamore Bank and the Tate County Co-op. Proceeds benefit the Northwest Rodeo program.
The livestock for the event will be provided by Buck Wild, Inc. which is owned and operated by Jeremy and Lucas Boatwright and Justin Dickerson. The event is co-sanctioned with the Classic Buckers Tour.
This action-packed event will feature some of the region's most accomplished cowboys. Northwest Rodeo alumnus Heath Breaux, the Dancing Cajun, will entertain fans.
For more information about the Northwest rodeo program, please contact Shelli Benton at 662-562-3430 or email sbenton@northwestms.edu.
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Northwest Bull-O-Rama photo by Dianne S. Fletcher
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LaJuan Tallo, Assistant Director of Communications, 662-560-5283, ltallo@northwestms.eduShare this Story
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