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ND Rodeo Talent Shines: Team Roping, Bull Riding, Goat Tying & Rodeo Photography Spotlight

Their deep experience and love for the sport bring expert insight into the skill, timing, and teamwork needed to succeed in the arena. Co-host Beni Paulson turns up the intensity with a behind-the-chutes look at bull riding. Known for his fearless energy, Beni highlights the heart and grit of young bull riders eager to prove themselves. Viewers will feel the thunder of hooves and the thrill of the ride as these rising stars take center stage. Then, the action shifts to the lens of Michelle Rudland, a talented rodeo photographer who captures every breathtaking moment. From the dust flying to the muscles straining, Michelle shows what it takes to freeze the power and passion of rodeo in a single shot. Wrapping up the show, Tisa sits down with college rodeo athlete Chesney Gjermundson for a deep dive into goat tying. Chesney breaks down the technique, timing, and training that goes into this challenging event, giving fans a new appreciation for the athleticism involved. With stories of talent, toughness, and true cowboy spirit, this episode of Dakota Cowboy is a must-watch for anyone who loves rodeo and the Western way of life.

Dakota Cowboy
Tisa Peek
Jesse Fredrickson
Katelyn Fredrickson
Beni Paulson
bull riding
goat tying
Chesney Gjermundson
Michelle Rudland
rodeo photography
North Dakota
team roping
college rodeo
Western lifestyle

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