Saddle Bronc Riding • Inducted 2013 Considered by many to be the greatest Canadian rodeo cowboy of all time, Kenny McLean, an Okanagan Indian from British Columbia, had a career distinguished by its volume, versatility and singular consistency. The PRCA Rookie of the Year in 1961, McLean won the saddle bronc...
Bareback Riding • Inducted 2013 Chuck Logue was a major figure in his era, qualifying for the National Finals Rodeo 11 times in 12 seasons (1982-87, 1989-93), winning the world championship in 1990 and the NFR average title twice (1985 and 1990). Over the years, Logue earned a reputation for...
Stock Contractor • Inducted 2013 Rex “Bud” Kerby is a second-generation ProRodeo Hall of Fame selection, joining his father, D.A. “Swanny” Kerby, who was also inducted as a stock contractor in 1997. The Kerbys’ Bar T Rodeo Inc., has been a family operation since 1945, based in Moab, Utah, initially...
All-Around • Inducted 2013 In a rodeo career that lasted 44 years, John Bowman earned the respect of his peers for a level of versatility and skill that has rarely been matched in the history of the Cowboy Sport. Bowman was the all-around world champion in 1936, and twice won gold buckles...
Contract Personnel • Inducted 2013 Joe Baumgartner once jokingly told a reporter, “I know more bulls than I do people,” and while that might not be strictly true, it may be safely said that very few men had a better working knowledge of bucking bulls and their tendencies. Baumgartner, of Red...
