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10/24/2025

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06/20/2025

06/12/2024

06/13/2023

Bo babies!

06/12/2023

211 Orange Crush retired this weekend and is back home going to enjoy his retirement with some ladies

07/09/2022

Bohannon babies next year!

07/08/2022

The 3 newest members out of 211 Orange Crush . 1st little bull calf, Little Bighorn 2nd little orange bull Beartooth, and the 3rd little cream heifer Powder River.

06/23/2022

❗️NOVICE BULLRIDERS❗️
Call-Ins for June 25th will be tomorrow June 21st from 8am-4pm (440)685-4487

06/23/2022

For decades Cotton Rosser has been a legend in the sport of rodeo. His name is synonymous with the great family entertainment of the Flying U, but beyond the well known exterior was a man that loved his animals, his family and entertaining generations of families and creating memories that will last them a lifetime. Cotton peacefully tipped his hat for the last time this morning, June 22, 2022. His legacy will live on through his wife Karin, children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren. Long live the King of the Cowboys, Cotton Rosser.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that donations be made in Cotton’s memory to The Cotton Rosser Rodeo Complex at Cal Poly, The National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum in Oklahoma City, OK, or Yuba Sutter Arts & Culture Cotton Rosser Bronze Project in Marysville, CA.