Wyatt grew up in Wilmington, Ohio on his family’s ranch. He was born into a rodeo family, and has been riding bulls the last 5 years. When he turned 18 he moved to Oklahoma, where he still lives.

“I care a lot about sobriety because I’ve seen so many people who could’ve been really great, but they let alcohol and drugs get in the way. Almost everyone has a story about someone who ‘could’ve been’ if it wasn’t for drinking and drugs. That’s why I choose to live the sober lifestyle and focus on being the best I can be, in and out of the arena!” -Wyatt

Wyatt is riding bulls on his PRCA permit in 2025, keep an eye out for him on the circuit!

Corye has been riding bulls and tie down roping since he was a kid. He put down the rope to focus on his bull riding career while he’s young enough. He made the Texas High School state finals 3 years, YBR finals 2 years and been an all around champion at different jr high highschool events 8+ times. In 2021 he got his permit in the PRCA, was 2nd in circuit most of year until he shattered his face in Cheyenne Wells, Colorado on ‘Mixin Gas’ of Rocky Mountain Rodeo. He didn’t get to go to circuit finals but still sat 6th overall. 2022 and 2023 and part of 2024 were rough years starting with a broken upper back and lower neck, leading up to Denver he broke his femur at a small event in Durant, OK. Then later in 2023/24 he had a liver laceration due to a horse at home. In between he developed other health issues due to pain meds and wanted off of them so he smoked and drank occasionally but it only helped for short periods of time while leaving him foggy, confused, and at a loss of time. This year in 2025 he strengthened his walk with God and heeded to His words “trust in me”. It took a long time to really put it all down untill one night Corye said, “Lord if this is you and you’ll make me feel not like this anymore I’ll throw it all away. That instant I felt so much better and haven’t touched it since. Sobriety has had me focused and back to my healthy riding ways again. I couldn’t be more thankful for the Lords mission and the mission of SOBER COWBOY to keep me in line and feeling like myself again!”

Keep an eye out for Corye out riding bulls!