Name: Larry Bull

Age: 57

Marital Status: In a relationship with Clancey Roasting

Hometown: Hobbema, Alberta, Canada

Native American Heritage: Plains Cree

Pets that you own: Three Dogs – Osa, Moe, Curly

Association Member of: CPRA Gold Card Member

Rodeo Accomplishments: IRCA Champ – CR, SW,

PIRA Champ – CR, SW, TR, SR.BA

WIREA Champ – SW

NANCA Champ – CR, SW, TR

When did you start an interest in Rodeo: My dad rode Broncs and that’s what inspired me.

What other sports other than rodeo do you enjoy: Hockey and Golf.

What is the funniest thing that you have seen or experienced at a rodeo?

Makin it on “Makin 8 Bloopers”

What advice would you give to Indian Youth about rodeo or anything in general:

If you want something in life, you go and get it.

What advice would you give to Indian Youth who wanted to participate in rodeo but didn’t have the resources or support to get involved:

Ask for help because there are always some cowboys that are willing to offer their help.

Are there any songs that inspire or pump you up before you ride or rope:

Amarillo By Morning – George Strait

What would you like to see more of at Indian Rodeos:

More Prize money.

What is your favorite music: Country and western.

What is your most memorable ride or run:

Was at a rodeo in High River, Alberta, Canada when Fred Whitfield roped before me and had an 8.8 and I had to rope after him to beat his 8.8. I came out and roped my calf with an 8.7.

Who is your all time hero: Roy Cooper

What Indian Cowboy or Cowgirl has influenced you to rodeo:

My uncle Bert Ward and Late Cecil Currie

Would you like to thank sponsors or anyone for your success in rodeo:

Would like to thank all my rodeo buddies.

In March 2009, Larry suffered from a massive stroke which now affects his speech and mobility on his right. He has come a long way to overcome his obstacles. I am proud to say that he is a very strong man and a very determined one too. This has not changed the man that he once was; he is still the same Larry Bull and always will be.

You still see him at rodeos and always will be there to support those who love rodeo. He always visits and jokes with everyone. He has not forgotten anyone and will always remember you. We would like to thank those who have prayed for him and still do and also that has been there for him throughout this ordeal.