On November 13th and 14th, 2009 at the PRCA’s National Finals Steer Roping in Guthrie, OK while injured animals were being removed from the arena, rodeo announcer Charlie Throckmorton falsely claimed the following:

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The Tres Rios High School Rodeo Association on Tuesday voted to not invite the National High School Finals Rodeo to return in 2014, citing the national association's lack of concern for the losses communities incurred hosting the event.

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White Buffalo was at the center of controversy when SHARK filmed the 2004 undercover video footage near Akron, just as it has been in several other states where it has culled deer, such as California, New Jersey, Missouri, Texas, Virginia, Minnesota, and Maine.

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Check out this great posting about rodeo cruelty from Stephanie Ernst that came across Change.org.

"Helloooo, American arrogance and blindness. The very premise is that rodeos are somehow a more humane alternative to bullfighting, that those silly Spanish need wise Americans to show them how to exploit and injure animals humanely. Um, no."

"American rodeos are taking advantage and trying to convince other nations that our forms of cruelty and killing are superior."

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It has taken over five years and an approaching trial, but Anthony DeNicola and his White Buffalo group of animal serial killers have finally seen the light, and offered SHARK a settlement $17,500 for purposely and illegally deleting SHARK's video recorders at a government deer slaughter in the Metro Parks. With a trial date approaching, Mr. DeNicola apparently realized that he was going to be very publicly excoriated before the world.

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First the National Rifle Association is caught supporting the last backwater in the Union to still allow pigeon shoots. They are lobbying hard to keep this ridiculous excuse for a sport alive in Pennsylvania. Why would the NRA support inhumane pigeon shooting when every thinking person sees it for the cruel exercise in killing for the sake of killing that it is? There is no sport involved. The Lebanon Daily News says that Pigeon Shoots are "diametrically opposed to the philosophy of hunting". See for yourself - you can check out an NRA-ILA "Action Alert" on the issue here.

And now the NRA is are supporting puppy mills. What could puppy mills have to do with the Second Amendment? Are hunters that desperate to find dogs that they need the worst of the worst breeders to remain in business? What hunter could support the type of breeder that this bill would outlaw? Most of the hunters I know claim to have respect for life and laws - it seems they should be the first to want these inhumane hell holes closed up for good.

First the National High School Rodeo Association Finals was exposed for its cruelty. Now the local towns that were supposedly going to benefit economically from the Finals are reporting a LOSS of $225,000. In typical rodeo propaganda fashion, rodeo supporters are attempting to paint this major loss as a positive, claiming that they are happy they didn't lose more! Leave it to rodeo people to portray this big expensive cow pie as a tasty treat. They even claim to still be open to hosting the event again, even after losing all that taxpayer cash.

Here is an excerpt from The Farmington Daily Times:

AZTEC - The Tres Rios High School Rodeo Association during a meeting Monday estimated that hosting the National High School Finals Rodeo in July put local governments approximately $225,000 in the red.