Life of a stock contractor: Kelly Armstrong

[@whiskeydrinker24]

@AnimalLeftist He is talking about when you are handling them, not when you are riding them or have them in rodeos. If you are trying to move bulls, cattle, or horses if you are slow and calm the animals will respond the same way. It is said that bulls have a .004% chance of having a life threatening injury while in the PBR. Yes, certain motions may hurt the animal but he said they inspect all the animals weekly PRIOR to competition. Listen to the whole video, not just what you want to hear.

[@whiskeydrinker24]

That is a saying that makes a whole lot of sense if you have ever actually been around livestock, quick movements stress out the animals. No, they arent people, that is pretty obvious. However, why would someone who prides themselves on their livestock mistreat them? These animals are the livelihood of the stock contractor, its just like having any other job. You are entitled to your opinion like everyone else, but you should probably do your research before trying to discredit someone.

[@Guruton10]

Well said Whiskey Drinker!!!

[@javiervillasenorc]

Best lookong bulls

[@BerrySwingingJumper]

If I would pick 1 rodeo, it would be the Calgary Stampede. All rodeos should treat their animals like this Stampede. & I must say, I'm not the biggest rodeo fan. Keep up the great work everyone !!

[@keithullery6143]

Nicole Gagnon they do, have some knowledge on Rodeo before you speak

[@AnimalLeftist]

" If you are trying to move bulls, cattle, or horses if you are slow and calm the animals will respond the same way. " Read your post, before you tell me what to say. You just agreed with me. Ah, well. Concussions are hard on the IQ. So is whiskey, for that matter.

[@AnimalLeftist]

When you start making sense, perhaps? I'm retired from cattle farming. Have much more knowledge than you, apparently. Maybe if you all stop pretending these animals are "athletes", and "enjoy" what they're doing. That would be a great start.