Peter takes you on the tour to all the places that host the Rodeo every year and gives you a glimpse into the wranglings that go on behind the scenes concerning money, billing, and bulls. He lets you know about the accidents, the loves, and the lives of those young men who make the rodeo their lives from about the age of 16 until they are too broken or old to take a place on the roster the next year. And even then, there is the Senior Rodeo Tour, which is gaining momentum and getting bigger and bigger every year now. Those old "Cowboys" just won't give up; they try to stick longer in the saddle.

Fried Twinkies, Buckle Bunnies & Bull Riders is an enjoyable, insightful chapter and verse of the "Redneck" Rodeo philosophy of life. Peter did an excellent job of putting this all down for posterity and for the future generations of a long-suffering group of men, women, and bulls, which will soon become part of the history of the American West, just as NASCAR is now doing after so many years of trying to get there. YeaHaw and Cowboy Up, all you city dudes. Visit a Rodeo and let loose a bit. You'll come on out and have some fun, and IF you happen to find that infamous Fried Twinkie, grab one for me.