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★ The Bull Riding Hall of Fame Inductees ★ Inductee Category Class-Year Bad Company Rodeo Legends 2021 Barrett, Hadley Legends 2020 Baumgartner, Joe Bull Fighters 2020 Berger, Bobby Bull Riders 2019 Beutler Rodeo Legends 2019 Bird, Glen Bull Riders 2018 Bodacious Bulls 2017 Branger, Clint Bull Riders 2021 Brown, Doug Bull Riders 2020 Brown, Freckles Bull Riders 2015 Bushwacker Bulls 2020 Butler, Ferrell Legends 2018 Cathey, Wacey Bull Riders 2018 Clark, John Bull Riders 2021 Coffee, Leon Bull Fighters 2019 Custer, Cody Bull Riders 2019 Davis, Jerome Bull Riders 2018 DelVecchio, Bobby Bull Riders 2020 Dightman, Myrtis Bull Riders 2016 Dobbs, Quail Bull Fighters 2021 Flynn, Denny Bull Riders 2017 Frost, Lane Bull Riders 2017 Gaffney, Michael Bull Riders 2021 Gay, Don Bull Riders 2015 Gay, Neal - Mesquite Rodeo Legends 2015 George Paul Memorial Bull Riding Legends 2015 Griffith, Dick Bull Riders 2017 Gustafson, Jerry Legends 2019 Hare, Miles Bull Fighters 2018 Harris, Lecile Legends 2020 Hedeman, Tuff Bull Riders 2016 Howard, Duane Bull Riders 2021 Jordan, Ben Bull Riders 2021 Kidd, Kajun Bull Fighters 2016 Kirby, Butch Bull Riders 2019 Kirby, Sandy Bull Riders 2020 Kornell, Bill Bull Riders 2017 Leffew, Gary Bull Riders 2016 Lyne, Phil Bull Riders 2021 Magers, Randy Bull Riders 2017 Mahan, Larry Bull Riders 2015 McBride, Justin Bull Riders 2020 McSpadden, Clem Legends 2017 Moraes, Adriano Bull Riders 2020 Murray, Ty Bull Riders 2018 Nuce, Ted Bull Riders 2018 Oscar Bulls 2018 Paul, George Bull Riders 2015 Peth, Wick Bull Fighters 2015 Quintana, John Bull Riders 2016 Red Rock Bulls 2021 Roberts, Ken Bull Riders 2019 Robinson, Jerome Bull Riders 2019 Rossen, Ronnie Bull Riders 2018 Rosser, Cotton Legends 2018 Sampson, Charlie Bull Riders 2019 Sharp, Jim Bull Riders 2016 Shivers, Chris Bull Riders 2017 Shoulders, Jim Bull Riders 2015 Shoulders, Marvin Paul Bull Riders 2020 Smets, Rob Bull Fighters 2017 Snyder, Smokey Bull Riders 2020 Speck Bulls 2019 Steiner, Bobby Bull Riders 2019 Steiner Rodeo Co. Legends 2016 Tallman, Bob Legends 2017 Thomas, Willie Bull Riders 2021 Tompkins, Harry Bull Riders 2015 Tornado Bulls 2016 V-61 Bulls 2015 Vold, Harry Legends 2016 Voss, Skipper Bull Fighters 2015 Wegner, Bob Bull Riders 2018 West, Terry Don Bull Riders 2016 White, Mike Bull Riders 2021 Wiseman, Jack Bull Riders 2016.

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