Rodeo Legends, Badlands Film Set, and Twin Buttes Arena - Celebrating the Western Way of Life
With a lifetime dedicated to the rodeo way of life, Meyer shares stories of grit, glory, and the cowboys who built the sport into what it is today. From bronc riding to steer wrestling, the legacy of North Dakota’s rodeo scene is one of toughness, tradition, and sheer determination.
But the ride doesn’t stop there. Co-host Beni Paulson saddles up to take viewers inside the impressive Twin Buttes Indoor Arena. A place where riders, ropers, and ranchers gather, this arena has become a hub for rodeo action and western events. With its state-of-the-art setup and deep roots in the local ranching community, Twin Buttes Arena isn’t just a venue—it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of the cowboy way.
And if that wasn’t enough excitement, Tisa Peek takes us behind the scenes of a western film set in the rugged and historic Badlands. She chats with a real-life movie wrangler and stuntman who brings the Wild West to life on the big screen. From breaking and training horses for Hollywood to performing heart-pounding stunts, these cowboys keep the frontier spirit alive in a whole new way. The Badlands have long been a backdrop for cowboy legends, and this film adds another chapter to the story.
Whether you’re a lifelong rancher or just love the cowboy way of life, this episode of Dakota Cowboy is packed with history, adventure, and western grit. So cinch up your saddle and ride along for a journey through the past, present, and future of the American West.
