Kaycee Feild for Justin Boots

Justin’s endorsee, Kaycee Field, from Payson, Utah has been competing in the Bareback Event with Pro Rodeo Cowboy Association since 2007 and has qualified for the National Finals Rodeo three times. Kaycee took the 2011 National Finals Rodeo by storm winning a record six rounds. Go Kaycee!!! He follows in his father’s footsteps, Lewis Feild, who Kaycee says is his hero. Kaycee lives the rodeo life, riding hard and playing dirty, and he can always be found in his favorite pair of Justin boots. 

Get Protected with Wrangler Flame Resistant Clothing

Wrangler is the brand you have trusted for many years to provide quality and comfort in your work wear. Now, they have set the bar higher with protective, flame resistant clothing.

Government reports have shown an increase in severe to fatal injuries caused by burns. The flame resistant clothing Wrangler introduces is proven to not only self-extinguish, providing precious time to undress, but also provides thermal protection to the exposed area. Of course, some injuries may still occur, however the flame resistant fabric will provide a layer of protection and greatly reduce the level of severity. Wrangler’s flame resistant clothing is designed to meet all requirements specified by protection agencies.

Get protected while looking your best at Rods.com.

World’s Toughest Rodeo is Visiting Columbus, OH – Get 2 Tickets FREE!

Come and see some of the fastest and roughest riders compete in the World’s Toughest Rodeo competition!  You’ll see some of the biggest names in the business participate in your favorite rodeo events such as barrel racing, bareback, saddle bronc riding and bull riding. Plus, you’ll be laughing all night long with the rodeo clowns! This event is sure to be fun for the entire family and all ages are welcome. 

The World’s Toughest Rodeo is scheduled to make a stop at the Nationwide Arena in Columbus, Ohio on Saturday, 2/11. Whether you are local to Rod’s, or plan on coming into town for the rodeo, stop by the Rod’s store and pick up your two FREE Rodeo tickets – with a $50 Wrangler purchase - courtesy of Wrangler!

Get Organized Month – for the Barn!

As we ring in the New Year, many people have set New Year’s Resolutions to strive for in 2012. One of the most popular resolutions is getting organized – thus January was deemed Get Organized Month! With harsh weather, and fire hazards throughout the winter, one area to start organizing right away is the barn. Below are some helpful tips and tricks on getting the barn organized.

1. Designate spaces for each task – clearly mark areas for grooming, tacking up and for storage. Clutter is minimized when everything has a conveniently located spot.
2. Stock up your newly formed spaces with essentials needed for each task – keep the grooming totes and washing necessities where you clean and bathe your horse.
3. Tote and label out of season items and store them in a tack room, extra stall or storage area. 

• Quick Tip: Clean and launder items that are going to be put in storage so that they will be ready to use when needed.

     4. Organize the feed room. Messy feed rooms can easily become home for unwanted pests trying to stay warm and  fed for the winter.

• Quick Tip: Pick up some air tight containers and house them on shelves up off the floor.

     5.Give the barn a good scrub down. Clean out stalls, walk ways, doors and windows. Now is a good time to scrub down any dust that has accumulated because built up dust and debris are potential fire hazards.

What’s your New Year Resolution?

Happy New Year from Rods.com

New Year’s Day is just around the corner. Not only is it a new year and a new start for all of us, it is also a day to celebrate our horses. January 1st is the official birthday for horses in the northern hemisphere. Sure, it’s not their actual foaling date, but it is the date recognized for all show horses. So this New Year’s Day, give your horse some warm birthday wishes… and their favorite treat! Shop horse treats at Rods.com. Happy Birthday!

Tell us how you will be celebrating your horse’s birthday at Rod’s Facebook Page.