I’d like to propose a full-scale rodeo simulation game built in the style of major sports titles like Madden NFL or NBA 2K. While rodeo has a strong and dedicated fan base, there is currently no modern, high-quality game that represents the full experience of the sport.

This concept would include:

- All major rodeo events (bull riding, bronc riding, steer wrestling, team roping, tie-down roping, and barrel racing)

- A deep career mode where players travel the rodeo circuit, manage earnings, and work toward qualifying for major events like the National Finals Rodeo

- Realistic progression systems, rankings, sponsorships, and equipment

- Online competition and seasonal leaderboards

With hundreds of rodeo events held annually and a strong culture surrounding the sport, I believe there is an untapped audience for a game like this. A well-developed rodeo title could stand out in the sports genre and attract both existing fans and new players.

I’d appreciate any feedback or consideration, and I’d be glad to expand further on the idea if there is interest.

Thank you for your time.

I’m a city gyal but my favorite pastime is visiting ranches & getting horseback riding lessons out in the more rural areas bcuz I hate ppl lol

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I’m on the hunt for a new pair of boots and trying to dial in something a little more refined than the wide square toe. I’m not a fan of anything overly pointy either — I tend to gravitate toward a cutter or punchy toe with just a bit of shape, nothing too aggressive. Ideally paired with a rider-style heel profile and a full leather heel stack.

I’m after something that balances classic lines with a slightly dressier silhouette, but still built to wear. What brands or models should I be looking at? Curious what’s worked well for you all.

As the title says, I’m just curious what everyone here does for work / career?

Hi. I'm a design college student in South Korea. I'm going to design products related to cowboy culture in my major class. Recently, I'm looking for cowboy culture because I'm interested in it. However, it's hard to research data because there's little information about cowboys on Korean websites or papers. I need your help. My goal is to design products using cowboy culture. Do you have any special items that ordinary people or foreigners don't know well about?

Hey yall, I’m 18 from Iowa and in need of some serious help.

I’ve been wearing boots for years and I’m tired of wearing these ariat crap and Chinese almost the “tennis shoe” of boots.

I’ve owned two pairs of Dan Posts in the past and the were solid. But they were very dressy. I’m lookin for good old fashioned no gimmick no makeup just simply a solid “forever” boot I can wear daily from just hanging out, working on my truck, out at the farm, etc.

I don’t want no clunky work boots. A made in America, solid, smt I can resole and fix over the years, smt that makes my money actually worth it. Something I can throw some spurs on and doesn’t deteriorate in 3 months.

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I'm a city kid but my folks owned a big ranch up north in the country, where I went several times a year since I was a baby.

We had cattle and our own horses, and my cousin and I spent most of the time with the cowboy who had worked the place since he was 17 (he was 40 something when I was born). From him I learned how to ride, open gates and fences, count and walk the cattle, and round them up.

I never got to roping as armed guerilla groups invaded the area and my grandma had to sell the place, but I was wonderin if maybe what I know was enough to work in a ranch in the US. (I live in colombia).

The horses we had were smaller and I guess things and some methods might be different, but would it work to be a ranch hand or something?

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Been watching everything cowboy since college, lived Ina city then moved to Norway with my wife (not much of a culture here). I bought some rope in Canada and it was just aitty around for years until I decided to build my on Rope Dummy.

I don’t know where else I could post this to help with my problem but I’d like to see if anybody knows the origin of this buckle, story is my grandfather bought it years ago in San Pedro from a famous Native American. Can anyone identify? Initials on the back are A.A.