Film Lens
Bronco Busters focuses on the life of cowhands in Alberta as they round up wild horses. Set against the backdrop of the Calgary Stampede, the film captures the early morning routines of cowboys as they saddle up and head into the foothills. The documentary details the history of Canada's wild horses, tracing their lineage back to Spanish soldiers who brought horses to North America, and how these horses have roamed the western ranges for centuries.
The film also presents the excitement of rodeo events, including wild horse riding and chuck wagon races. It shows the competitive spirit of the riders and the challenges they face, such as the risks of injury and the thrill of the competition. Through the lens of the Calgary Stampede, it presents a vibrant picture of cowboy culture and the enduring legacy of ranching in Canada.
Why Watch
- •See the thrilling wild horse riding contest at the Calgary Stampede.
- •Meet cowhands as they round up wild horses in Alberta.
- •Find out what happens during the intense chuck wagon races.
Did You Know
•Spanish soldiers brought the first horses to North America over 400 years ago.
•The Calgary Stampede is considered a bigger event than Christmas for cowboys.
•Riders at the Calgary Stampede come from ranches all the way from the Rio Grande.
Perfect For
Cowboy culture enthusiastsRodeo fansWildlife lovers