Court Order Violated at High School Rodeo Finals

Even when there is a court order, rodeo people just can't stop abusing animals.

The place is Springfield, Illinois, and the event is the National High School Rodeo Association finals.

This video shows a degenerate rodeo thug shocking a downed steer over a dozen times, in violation of a court order prohibiting the use of prods.

So far the rodeo criminals are getting away with it due to the corruption of the Illinois Department of Agriculture, which refuses to enforce the Illinois Humane Care for Animals Act, and Governor Rod Blagojevich.

Category:

News & Politics

Tags:

• Rodeo
• Animal
• Abuse
• Cruelty
• Corruption
• Springfield
• Illinois
• NHSRAF
• electric
• shock
• prod
• Blagojevich

[Alexandros1294]

@SHARKonlineorg Who said rodeo cowboys are animal abusers? The ones I work with are treated great. They've never been shocked with the cattle prod. It goes against NHSRA and PRCA rules. Most of your videos are from Cheyenne, which the PRCA has been trying to shut down for years.

[SHARKonlineorg]

@Alexandros1294 "" those animals are treated better than most children are),"" Child services needs to be knocking on your door and getting your kids to safety.

[SHARKonlineorg]

@Alexandros1294 Do you think it's just a coincidence that they use them at the rodeos we document? Or that they know we're in the stands so they intentionally shock and abuse the animals so we can put it on youtube?

[SHARKonlineorg]

@Alexandros1294 Animal abusers are cowards. The ones that hide their cruelty behind the word 'rodeo' are among the worst.

[Alexandros1294]

@patzivota22 LMAO. Humans breaking a horse's neck? SINCE WHEN HAS THAT EVER BEEN POSSIBLE?! Have you ever been around a horse? NO. OBVIOUSLY NOT. Horses are like 1,200 to -1,500 pound animals... there's almost NOTHING we can do with our bare hands to hurt one. It's economically more smart to take care of the animals too (which we do, those animals are treated better than most children are), because they cost a whole lot of money. A proven bucking horse sells for over $8,000 dollars.

[Alexandros1294]

@kashley16 The prods are not 5,000 volts, and they're not used during all the rodeos I've been to. They haven't even been used in the practice sessions I've been in.

[Alexandros1294]

@GotDatPurp13 That just shows how much more of a coward you are than we shit kickers are.

[GotDatPurp13]

Fuk all you shit kickers! Think u hard? Come to my block where we dont throw fists, we throw bullets!

[SHARKonlineorg]

Peacemaker1011234: Thanks for your post.

[Peacemaker1011234]

the facts are, are that rodeo's these days arn't real or have anything to do with the old west. you call it a sport now, but back in the actual old west there wasn't anything like this. real cowboys did this but in a much different way they treated their horses kindly and helped cattle not tried to kill them as they ran away in fear.