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If you are on a personal connection, like at home, you can run an anti-virus scan on your device to make sure it is not infected with malware. If you are at an office or shared network, you can ask the network administrator to run a scan across the network looking for misconfigured or infected devices. Another way to prevent getting this page in the future is to use Privacy Pass. You may need to download version 2.0 now from the Chrome Web Store. Cloudflare Ray ID: 657fcae47aa81685 • Your IP : 188.246.226.140 • Performance & security by Cloudflare. PBR's All-Time Toughest Bulls to Ride. Bull riding is more than just a sport. It's a lifestyle. Those that enjoy the sport live, breathe and bleed bulls and bull riders, reveling in everything from who's the top bull rider to which bulls have the highest buck-off rates. The bad bulls dump cowboys in mere seconds, cavorting around the arena with an air of unmatched supremacy. These renegade bovine unseat even the most experienced cowboys, earning reputations as the baddest buckers in the game. Shepherd Hills Tested. Shepherd Hills Cutlery. This feisty bull, born in 2007, is one of the most prevalent bulls on the Professional Bull Riders circuit. He is unridden in both the 2011 and 2012 seasons, dumping every cowboy that climbed aboard his broad back. His average buck-off time is 4.51 seconds, meaning the unfortunate cowboys that draw him last for just over half a successful ride. Shepherd Hills Tested is a relatively young bull, so look for him to continue his bad bull streak for many years to come. Perfect Poison. Perfect Poison rules the roost in the area. This red American Bucking Bull owned by Floyd Bull Company has an 85% buck-off rate since 2009. He's only been ridden 4 times since the beginning of his career and had a buck-off time of 3.65 seconds. Any cowboy who draws this flame- pelted bull is in for the ride of his life. Top 10 Best Bull Riders of All Time. Out of 309 Cowboys Lane was the first and only bull rider to ever ride Red Rock. In fact he rode him 4 out of 7 times. Lane won the Challenge of the Champions against Red Rock 4-3. The best bull rider vs the best bull. Lane frost was the best cowboy to ever ride nobody will ever match what that man was to the sport.I gladly named my first born after the man..Rest in peace cowboy. So sad that his time here was short. But a true inspiration and great bull rider. Saw him ride and win. Our son is named after him. I think that lane was the best bacause he did everything for other people and seeing him ride that bull was so sad but inspiring to me he is my hero. Best I’ve seen. JB always goes for it. He wants to ride the best bulls even it could cost him a win. He will re-ride and he definitely entertains. What I like best is that he is not afraid to lose. He is the best in the world history he has a lot 90 point rides.(And Chris Shivers has a lit of 90 point ride tooo! )He is the only bull rider to ride Buswacker(95.25 points). He rode Sweetpros Bruiser and Pearl Harbor. He has rode with both hands left and right.(Because he hurt riding hand.) He is a 2 time PBR World Champion. And if were not for Silvano and Guilherme. He would probably 4 or 5 PBR World champion.. J.B. Mauney is by far my favorite. I love watching his ride on Bushwacker where he made history for being the first cowboy to ride Bushwacker for the full 8 seconds! That had to have been a pretty scary 8 seconds and an awesome celebration afterwards! J.B because he has rode all the great bulls there is to ride yuh can’t possibly ask for more Lane Frost is number one because red rock was 309 until he met lane but if yuh look at job on the other hand he is the under dog right now and is doing what everyone including ty Murray says is “dang near impossible to do” with his hurt shoulder and oh yeah let’s not forget the fact that this guy rode on the highest level of bullriding riding with his opposite hand and gained over 550 points doing so covering a top caliber bull in gun powder and lead the guy steps up when it matters and is one of the greatest if not the greatest bull riders to ever live. Everybody calling tuff a puss, I’ve had a lot of rides, and until you’re on the back of an animal trying to buck you off and stomp you to a pulp you have no room to call anyone a puss or a coward, so if anyone who rides bulls wants to reply and call him a coward feel free but I guarantee not a single bull rider will bash his reputation, when you have a bull smash your face and nearly kill you and it scares your family and they make you promise to not ride that particular bull again, it is love and being a true man to honor that promise. But lee in mind he was one of the few to ride him. Tuff is no puss. A promise is a promise. I believe that tuff should be shoulder to shoulder with lane in number one! By the way, you don't get nicknamed "tuff" by being a puss. All bullriders are tuff but to have that nickname, you had to be the tuffest! In the comment below calling Tuff a puss is not fair. Bo was killing everybody off and a promise is a promise. Wise move to turn him out. My mom used to ride bulls and I know him personally from then and the best in my book. I think he is the most rank bull rider there has ever been I think he is first in my opinion then lane but lane is a rank bull rider to. More 90+ Point bull rides then any other man that tells the story there. Flawless and really new how to make Bulls look good. Chris is my favorite. Lane being the best. Then my uncle Ronnie Roach rode circles around Don Gay back in the day. Just didn’t have the money or political backing that Don had. Certainly a top 10. Not sure about best of all time. Just a thought about the comment of calling someone an “autistic jew” to point out you think that person knows nothing is both insensitive to those with disabilities and anti-Semitic. Autism is growing, and sadly you may soon have a friend or family member impacted by this yourself. Just as important, even though I am not Jewish, I will bless the Jewish people, especially for giving us the Messiah. I can see you feel strongly about your opinion, but respectfully ask you give your opinion without name calling. Best rough stock rider ever. Had he only ridden Bulls he could have been the best ever. Bareback horses an Broncs took a toll Ty. Who ever said doubt the top ten is an autistic jew who knows nothing about bull riding. Doubt the top ten! Donnie always said his brother Pete was better than he was but obviously Pete tired of the travel, but Donnie had the desire to top Jim Shoulders record. Donnie has the the mind and heart of a champion. He has always been kind to the men working the chutes as well as the riders. He is still a sweet guy who cheers on the sport and helps whenever he can. He worked his butt off to get to where he is. PRCA was full of politics when Donnie Gay was winning. Judges always loaded his scores. I saw it many times and so did plenty others. Yes Donnie was very good but we all knew he got treated special. That's why he had so few friends. Best Bull Rider of All Time by Far. He set the mark for all riders in the sport. He was 3 time world champion that helped mold Alves, Marchi and all other Brazilian Riders, to be as good or better than most riders in the world. Adriano made tough bulls look easy and he is by far a better bull rider than most of the riders on the top 10 list! I noticed there are no Brazilian riders on the list.
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