Fox Hastings, Roder Rider and 1st Woman Bulldogger "Litter" Produced & Directed: All by himself
Desert Willow's Forrest Tucker "Official Oopsy Litter" Starring Desert Willow's Fox Hastings & Forrest Tucker
At 2.5 weeks
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At 4 weeks
Cowboy Bill "Pickett"
Black Tri Male New Family: Chris, Andrea & Marco- Sarasota, Florida Odyssey Trails = Southwest Odyssey Expeditions
2.5 weeks
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4 weeks
Cowboy "Hoot" Gibson Red Tri Male New Folks: Terry & Debora - Point Venture, Texas
2.5 weeks
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4 weeks
Cowgirl "Fox" Hastings Black Tri Female New Master: Robert - Albuquerque, New Mexico
2.5 weeks
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4 weeks Cowgirl "Lucille" Mullhall
Red Tri Female Retained by Desert Willow Aussies
Desert Willows Fox Hastings
We could not locate footage on Fox Hastings - there are only photographs to document her gift.
Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West Show and ParadeAND a Bull doggin Video from the 1920's - How it's done!
In 1914, at age 16, Fox Hastings ran away from home in California and began her career bronc and trick riding for the Irwin Brother’s Wild West Show. By 1924, she was best known among few female bulldoggers with her first competition at the Fort Worth Rodeo. A multi-talented arena cowgirl, Hastings trick rode, bulldogged, and rode saddle bronc. In addition to the Miller Brothers 101 Ranch Wild West and the Irwin Brothers Wild West shows, she bulldogged in more than a dozen other rodeos. She was a courageous competitor. At the Kansas City Roundup, after a short run, she and her horse became entangled after a fall. Her horse fell on her twice after trying to regain its stability. After being carried away, she remarkably got back on a different horse and completed her ride to near perfection. Read more on Fox Hastings here.
