Joe Bulter
Joe Butler born and raised in Oklahoma and started my bullfighting career while attending my first year of college. I continued fighting bulls while attending college at Oklahoma State University. After graduating college with a bachelor's degree in Animal Science I began fighting bulls full time. I have been fighting bulls for 21 years and have been a PRCA bullfighter for 18 years. I have worked rodeos all over the west and have been blessed to be at Strawberry Days Rodeo for the last 7 years. I have been voted in to work the Turquoise Circuit Finals 2 times, Montana Circuit Finals 2 times, and the Wilderness Circuit Finals the last 6 years. I have been voted in the top 5 bullfighters for the NFR 2 times.
Kade Evans
Lehi’s Kade Evans cut his teeth and learned to walk about the same time he started going to rodeos. He even participated in the “Little Britches” rodeo as a youngster. The rodeo was in Eagle Mountain and was the breeding ground for Evans’ love of all things rodeo. Evans, who is 33 years old, is a graduate of Lehi High School, where he played baseball. He loved baseball but loves bullfighting more. “I have gone back to my roots and it is the best decision I have ever made,” he concludes
Austin Ashley
Austin Ashley grew up in Oklahoma and was raised amongst the cutting horse industry and later around rodeo. At the age of 12 and with the help of Cody & Ashley Webster, Austin began to pursue freestyle bullfighting while attending school and playing sports. At the end of his junior year in high school, Austin made the decision to finish high school through home school to pursue his dream of freestyle bullfighting as well as cowboy protection.
