Rodeo Clowns, Ned Ledoux, and 4-H Achievement Days Adventure

7/20/2025 Shows ↗ (Jump To Original Content)

Larry shares the inside scoop on this wild act that has been a crowd favorite for years. But the fun doesn’t stop there! We also bring you the second part of our interview with talented country musician, Ned Ledoux, as he talks about his journey in music and the western lifestyle.

In addition to the rodeo fun and musical interviews, Tisa takes a trip to the Burleigh County 4-H Achievement Days. The event showcases young equestrians and their horses as they display the hard work and dedication of future cowboys and cowgirls. It’s a celebration of youth, agriculture, and the cowboy spirit! Whether you're into rodeos, country music, or the western way of life, this episode of Dakota Cowboy is sure to be a thrilling ride.

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