Structured Intake
Identity, ownership, health history, behavior notes, photos, weight, baseline media, goals, and admission criteria before the program begins.
Presidio Bucking Bull Academy
A focused development program for bucking bulls that combines intake, conditioning, scheduled arena work, care coordination, media, and owner-visible progress.
Flagship Offer
The Academy is designed around a 90-to-120-day development window. Each bull gets a documented baseline, a plan, scheduled work, care observations, progress media, owner decisions, and a completion summary.
Identity, ownership, health history, behavior notes, photos, weight, baseline media, goals, and admission criteria before the program begins.
Facility-based movement, rest, weight trend, arena readiness, hoof and care coordination, and documented changes when the bull needs a different path.
Scheduled dummy outs or rider outs when appropriate, with video, notes, recovery observation, and clear owner-facing context.
Owner submits goals, records, timing, and basic fit information.
Rabon Bull Company documents identity, condition, restrictions, and baseline.
The bull follows a planned rhythm of care, conditioning, arena work, and owner updates.
The owner receives media, records, recommendations, and a next-step conversation.
Hext, Texas · Known to Most as BullVille, Texas
Presidio Bucking Bull Academy in Hext, Texas—known to most as BullVille, Texas—begins with verified identity, ownership, current health papers, arrival weight, history, and goals. Owners will be able to select from recommended nutrition and development options while the Rabon team documents progress and adjusts the plan with the owner.
Owner-selected meal plans informed by the bull's age, condition, workload, target gain, and the team's practical stock knowledge.
Dry-lot work, handling, movement, and other age-appropriate exercise options organized as a clear development schedule.
Chute familiarization, dummy work, controlled bucking sessions, and rider outs only when the animal, rider availability, and program stage make them appropriate.
Genetic and artificial-insemination work, therapies, or other professional services may be coordinated when qualified providers, records, and owner approvals are in place.
Rider Development · Planned
The planned rider program will invite qualified bull riders to practice through scheduled, compensated outs. Compensation, progression, safety requirements, eligibility, and weekly capacity will be published only after the operating plan is finalized. Planned campus support includes access to lodging and training amenities so riders can build productive practice time before returning to Texas and regional rodeo circuits.
Capacity Controlled
Capacity stays intentionally limited: fewer bulls, better proof, stronger references, and no promises that outrun safe handling, rider availability, facility readiness, or professional care review. Program dates, rates, rider compensation, and amenities remain subject to final approval before enrollment opens.
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