Broc McGuire

 

Age:                                    20

D.O.B.:                               12-20-1993

Birthplace:                       Tulsa, Oklahoma

Hometown:                      Kellyville, Oklahoma

Family:

Parents - Greg and Sheila McGuire

Siblings - Kristin Stratton, and her husband Tate Stratton. 

Education:

Kellyville High School, Kellyville, OK.

Class of 2012, High School Diploma. 

Tulsa Community College, Tulsa, OK. 

Class of 2014, A.S. in Business.

Future Education:

Oklahoma State University, Stillwater, OK. 

Class of 2016, B.S. in Agribusiness. 

 

Interests:

Learning about anything and everything, Golf, Hunting, Fishing, Snowboarding, and Influencing Today's Youth in a Positive Manner to Help Achieve Their Dreams and Goals.

 

About: 

Broc began his bullfighting career at the age of 16-years-old. After riding bulls for several years, he decided that being a bullrider was not his calling. Many people had told him that he did a terrific job of keeping the guys safe at the practice pen that he ought to try being a bullfighter. While taking in what everybody was telling him he decided to give it a try. Shortly after he hung up his spurs for cleats he went to a bullfighting school in Locus Grove, Oklahoma at the Sycamore Springs Ranch which was host by the CBR and instructed by CBR/PRCA bullfighter Matt Baldwin. After attending the school Broc began booking junior bullridings and small open rodeos and bullridings.

 

While still in high school Broc got the chance to travel to PRCA rodeos with his brother-in-law Tate Stratton, and during his travels with Tate he got to meet and get to know many of the top rodeo cowboys going. Andy Burelle, a well-known and established bullfigher, approached Broc one evening and gave mention of getting in touch with Maury Tate about working the Cody Nite Rodeo in Cody, Wyoming, and this is where his career started to set fire.

 

After getting in touch with Maury, Broc booked 60 performances in Cody where he was in front of some of the greatest bullfighters to strap on cleats. His long time hero and good friend Dusty Tuckness, Darrell Deifenbauch, Aaron Ferguson, and Andy Burelle. After working the month of June in Cody, he had caught the eye of some of these greats. By the end of his time in Cody, Broc had decided that if there were a time to apply for his PRCA Bullfighter card that this would be the time to go for it.

 

When working in Cody he approached NFR Bullfighter Dusty Tuckness, NFR Alternate Barrelman Justin Rumpford, and Wrangler Bullfights World Champion Mike Matt about signing his card, which they all agreed to.

 

Once being evaluated and approved for his card Broc hit the rodeo trail for his first year of professional rodeoing. He began his first year (2013) fighting bulls for long time PRCA Stock Contractor such as JK Rodeo Company, Barnes PRCA Rodeo Company, and MJM PRCA Rodeo Company.