Bennie and Rhett Beutler
Longtime PRCA stock contractor Bennie Beutler and his son, Rhett, joined forces in 2001 to form the Beutler and Son Rodeo Company. It had formerly been known as Beutler and Gaylord Rodeo Co., from 1989 to 2001. The Beutler name has been synonymous with the stock contracting business since 1929. Bennie’s grandfather, Elra, and his great uncles, Jake and Lynn, began supplying stock to Oklahoma and Texas rodeos
more than 70 years ago.
Wacey Munsell
Bull Fighter
Ulysses is located in the heart of the wind swept prairies of southwestern Kansas and that's where veteran pro rodeo bullfighter Wacey Munsell calls home. You could say that rodeo bullfighting is in the blood as it goes back three generations in the Munsell family. Wacey began honing his skills from the time he started walking; literally. He’s a freestyle bullfighting world champion multiple times over, and has won nearly every prestigious event during his time as a competitor. Now with over 15 years experience as a professional in the PRCA, he is one of the top bullfighters in the game. A dream came true in December of 2018. He was called to work nine performances of the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nevada; filling in for an injured Nate Jestes.
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​Broken Spoke Clydesdales
Mark DeCoudres is the owner and founder of Broken Spoke Clydesdales. As a child, he had always dreamed of working with and owning these majestic horses. It wasn’t until he was 50 years old in October of 2011 that this dream became a reality when he purchased his first team of Clydesdales. With no idea how to harness or drive a team, his wife, kids, and close family friends all jumped in to help learn and we began to compete in the showing circuits. They now travel the country doing rodeos and other special events.
PERSONNEL
Randy Corley
Announcer
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In 1979, world champion saddle bronc rider Bill Smith started a nightly rodeo series in North Platte and hired Corley to announce it. He was acquaintances with Michelle and Trent Barrett, the children of the legendary North Platte native Hadley Barrett, also a rodeo announcer. Michelle, who ran barrels, and Trent, who roped at the rodeo, insisted their dad, a rancher north of town, come to the rodeo to hear this young announcer. He did and a few weeks later, he asked Corley if he’d be interested in getting his PRCA card. Corley was, and Hadley assisted him in becoming a PRCA member.​
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Randy has worked the NRF 22 times and has been announcing 44 years.
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Justin Rumford
Barrelman
Justin Rumford started his rodeo career helping the family stock contracting business, Rumford Rodeo Company of Abbyville, Kansas. He then moved on to steer wrestling and riding saddle broncs in junior high, through high school and taking him to a full ride scholarship with Northwestern Oklahoma State University in Alva, Oklahoma. He hung up his spurs and put on some baggies and clown paint, and that’s exactly what he has been doing ever since. He is now one of the most decorated entertainers in the history of the PRCA, winning the PRCA Clown of the Year a record-breaking ten times (2012-2021), Coors Man in the Can in 2013, 2015 and 2018, and working the prestigious National Finals Rodeo in 2014 before moving on to host his own NFR preview and live viewing show in Las Vegas. He has now added co-host to his resume with a successful rodeo comedy podcast called “RumpChat” with his buddy Josh “Hambone” Hilton.
Tyler Dahl
Bull Fighter
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Tyler is 32 years old and from Barnsdall, OK. He walked on the rodeo team in college fightling bulls and has been a part of the PRCA since 2017. He has worked the Internation Finals twice, the ACRA finals four times, and the Prairie Circut finals three times. He has also worked PBRs. In his free time, he loved to hunt and fish, train hunting dogs and noodle for big catfish.
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"Jersey" Jake Ostrum
Music Director
Growing up on the East Coast in Woodstown, New Jersey, Professional Rodeo Music Director Jake Ostrum’s love of America’s original sport of rodeo began at a young age. One would think Rodeo would be hard to find in New Jersey, but Jake lived only 1 mile from the longest running weekly PRCA Rodeo in the country, the legendary Cowtown Pro Rodeo. It was at Cowtown where he spent his Saturday nights, every summer, for as long as he can remember. Jake has been a part of pretty much every aspect of rodeo. From announcing to actually producing his own rodeo events. He began his professional rodeo career in 2010 as a music director and has since built a library of music of every genre that is second to none. He has been selected the last eight years as the music director for the PRCA First Frontier Circuit Finals, and in 2022 was selected as music director for the National Finals Steer Roping. If you ask him though, his greatest accomplishment of them all is being the proud father of two boys, and husband to his wife Jessica.
Casey Harp
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Owner/General Manager DGH Productions, LLC
Forney, Texas, United States
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Casey will provide the video board for the 2025 rodeo.
Prairie Smoke
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Prairie Smoke will be performing after the rodeo Friday and Saturday nights. This will be their 6th year; our crowd loves them! The dance is free with your rodeo ticket. Stay and listen to their classic and red dirt country.
Jared Brown and the Dirt Road Misfits
Their covers span 3/4 of a century of music from Johnny Cash to Jelly Roll, the Beatles to the Eagles. Powered by a solid rhythm section and impeccable harmonies, you are sure to hear something that moves you.
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The band will be playing Wednesday and Thursday nights after the rodeo. Your rodeo ticket gets you in for free.