The Misfit Cowboy is a specialty performance act rooted in western flair, with a saddle-broke, trick-trained American Red Brahman Bull as the centerpiece. Brian Patton's variety act combines whips, ropes, gun spinning, and a whole lot of fire - and features the largest prop in professional rodeo: an 1,800-pound bull raised through the roof of a moving 40-foot trailer. It is a family-friendly western exhibition at its finest.
Brian Patton was born and raised on a seven-acre farm in Epps, Louisiana - deep in the Mississippi delta, surrounded by row crops and six brothers. It was there in West Carroll Parish where he and his brothers learned the trades, skills, and life lessons that shaped them into men dedicated to a life of God, family, and service. Father, farrier, craftsman, and entertainer - Brian Patton wears a lot of hats, and he wears all of them well.
"It's refreshing to see a new young aggressive talent come into our world of rodeo. He's on time, takes care of business, and is a pleasure to deal with. He and his animals are spitting clean, fresh, and ready to put on a great family performance. He is welcome in my world anywhere and any day."
"Brian Patton brings a level of professionalism to the arena that is matched by few. It is rare to see someone with an amazing dress act paired with comedy acts as well as working the barrel. He is a true showman and is an asset to our industry."
This is your chance to grab a drink, hit the restroom, or just sit back and be entertained. The Misfit Cowboy makes sure you pick the third option.
Available all three nights - July 2, 3 & 4 at Dale Pahlke Arena in Mandan, ND. Tickets from $17.76.
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