Former Oklahoma State bull rider raises rodeo bulls

RIVERDALE, Neb. (AP) _ Keith Williams believes the genes for ``attitude&#39;&#39; in his bucking bulls come from the mother. <br/><br/>And one look at Twisted Sister, a rangy white cow with askew horns,

Sunday, June 4th 2006, 12:14 pm

By: News On 6


RIVERDALE, Neb. (AP) _ Keith Williams believes the genes for ``attitude'' in his bucking bulls come from the mother.

And one look at Twisted Sister, a rangy white cow with askew horns, will confirm that theory.

When a stranger approaches the cow-calf pen fence on Williams' property, Twisted Sister stands still and stares. It's an ``I dare you'' look if there ever was one.

Williams says that calf, Twisted Hou, currently is his favorite bull to take to rodeos.

As a bull rider with the Oklahoma State University rodeo team and on his own in the 1980s, Williams knows what makes a good bucking bull from a cowboy's point of view. So as he develops his own pen of rodeo bulls now in Nebraska, he looks for some attitude mixed with athleticism.
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