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Paul Eiker has been involved with rodeo for a long time. Pretty much his entire life.

Rodeo's next generation showing its skills

The Capital City cowboy began his pursuit of a three-peat opening weekend, winning the steer wrestling at Whoop-Up Trail Days in Conrad to start the Mountain Health Co-Op Tour for 2024.

Record setting payouts. NRA and NWRA events, including the NRA Finals, paid out more than $800,000 a year ago.

Before they were setting records, before they became famous for their rodeo talents, Haven Meged and Lisa Lockhart shared another common trait.

Fantastic, terrific, thrilling, pulse-pounding, historic … the list is long.

So many to choose when describing the 2023 Northern Rodeo and Northern Women’s Rodeo seasons.

The NRA and NWRA wrapped up the recording-setting year with its 48th Annual NRA Finals presented by nuWest Builders in Kalispell.

His rodeo summer was going OK, but if he wanted to contend for a second year-end championship in three years, Detton knew he needed more giddyup in his steer wrestling runs.

While a relative newcomer to Big Sky Country, the 24-year-old cowboy from Charlo is making himself right at home at rodeo arenas across the Treasure State.

Celie Salmond is chasing more than gold buckles and championship saddles.

Salmond is chasing history.

Every time he gets knocked down, the Townsend bull rider dusts himself off and gets right back in the chute.

The Mountain Health Co-op Tour regular season concluded with rodeos in Hamilton and Helmville.

Both begin with the letter H. Both have rodeos this Labor Day weekend produced by Red Eye Rodeo.

And both represent the last opportunity for cowboys and cowgirls to qualify for the Northern Rodeo Association Finals presented by nuWest Builders.