Rodeo packs the arena at Mineral County Fair
Support crew cowboys prepare to release a bucking bronc and rider in the rodeo's first event of the night. (Chuck Bandel/MI-VP)
Flags, horses and riders assemble in the middle of the Mineral County Fairgrounds arena Saturday prior to the start of the second day of the Lions Club Rodeo. (Chuck Bandel/MI-VP)
Fan favorite Kagen Gooch of Butte tries to stay aboard a bucking bronc during the third such ride of his career. He was bucked off two seconds shy of the required eight seconds, but the crowd still loved him. (Chuck Bandel/MI-VP)
Crowd favorite Dangerous Dan clowns around on a support pole atop the fence at the Lions Club Rodeo Saturday night. (Chuck Bandel/MI-VP)
Hot Springs resident Jack McAllister chases a calf out of the chute during the Tie Down Roping event at Saturday's Lions Club Rodeo in Superior. (Chuck Bandel/MI-VP)
Not many things in life say “summer” more than a rodeo.
And nothing is more American than cowboys and cowgirls roping and riding in a dusty, flag-bedecked small town Montana arena...
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