Hanna bullfighter excited to be part of hometown rodeo

By Kate Winquist

Walker Hutton will be living a childhood dream by participating in his hometown pro rodeo this weekend. From humble beginnings growing up on his family's ranch near Hanna, Walker has chosen to keep the area as his home. While weekdays are consumed by his bustling farrier business, it's the weekends that truly ignite his spirit, as he embarks on thrilling adventures at rodeos across Western Canada.

Walker's rodeo journey commenced when he was just a teenager. He cut his teeth in the Alberta High School Rodeo Association, fearlessly competing in calf roping, team roping, and steer wrestling. This fiery passion didn't wane as he pursued higher education in Odessa, Texas, where he continued to push the limits of his rodeo prowess. However, Walker's heart yearned for a different kind of heroism - the kind found in saving cowboys from raging bulls.

Setting his sights on bullfighting, Walker leapt into this exhilarating discipline, attending various bullfighting schools and honing his skills in countless practice pens. Now, for the past five years, he has established himself as a professional bullfighter, fearlessly protecting the daring bull riders from the fury of bucking beasts. Even on his precious days off, Walker dedicates his time to nurturing the next generation of bullfighters, imparting his wisdom through schools and day camps.

This summer alone, Walker's unwavering dedication has seen him lend his expertise to over 60 electrifying bull riding performances. And now, the stars have aligned as he proudly returns to his beloved hometown rodeo. Join Walker Hutton on his gripping journey through the gripping world of rodeo, where courage and camaraderie intertwine to create an unforgettable spectacle. Get ready to be captivated by the thrill of the ride!

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