Brighton- Most of the meanest and angriest bulls bucking cowboys from Brighton, Okeechobee, and Naples off their muscular backs Saturday night at the 2006 Fest-A-Bull on April 15th came from two Seminole ranches.
Top cowboys in the South East Bull Riders Association (SEBA) from all over the state of Florida competed at the Fred Smith Rodeo Grounds but behind the scenes Seminole Tribe citizens, Marti Johns and Paul Bowers, Jr., had a lot to do with making the event this year a spectacular night of rodeo.
Both are stock contractors who raise specialized breeds of bulls that make this American sport one of the most dangerous and popular of them all. The rodeo industry depends on just the right kind of bulls, and other rodeo stock, to give the rodeo rider a tough challenge.
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