It's good that he has a passion for something but hearing that he injured himself multiple times and his friend died so young is very alarming. They should definitely think about taking a break until he's older. He can always find new activities that he would enjoy.
I know the mom dad and Kutter personally they never stated the friend was his age he rodeos with kids all ages ALSO THEY DONT MAKE HIM DO STUFF HE DONT WANT
A friend of his died, and he has already broken his arm multiple times. How is that not an hint that this activity isn't for children? If he loves farm animals there are plenty of other things he can do that doesn't involve getting trampled.
I no right! When they said a friend has died I'm wondering if it was a child that died or he has adults "friends" that do this and that's who died. I didnt know children this young rode bulls so that's why i say an adult "friend" .... I feel like a young child dying riding a damn bull would definitely be in the news some where and not as many children would still be riding bulls.
@@cheyennemarie5465 well yeah obviously I no that but this would be a child dying doing an adults "sport" and I definitely see a child dying riding a bull making the news. .. also I say "sports" cuz I dont find any activity where u use an animal a sport. That's me. Everyone is different when it comes to sports and that's okay. I went off on that sport tangent cuz I can see someone else commenting and telling me it very much is a sport cuz of this and that... I still see a 7 yr old child dying in a bull riding accident being something that would make the news or headlines some where. I dont see that just going unnoticed.
"He gets nervous but I make him go ahead and get on and tell him he'll get through it"?!? Rodeo is clearly too dangerous for a child and his instincts are telling him that. He's been badly hurt and his friend died doing this! The the mom says "...we're just gonna put on the best show..." They're putting their kid at risk for the glory of a show that sells tickets and gains them notoriety.
why, i have a friend named Kutter. What's you name, it sounds like voodoo or something. that kid is more of a mane than you. Would you get on a bull for rodeo, or play at the petting zoo.
He's a talented rider but is rodeo really worth risking his health and life? He is so young and his friend has died from the same activities. You just never know what will happen once he's out there...
You’re right, you never know what can happen. Kids die in car accidents all the time. If he’s passionate about it then he should do what he enjoys. He’s probably living a better more fulfilled life than most adults.
@@81rdh You say that as if there aren't safety regulations for children riding in cars. Don't act as if there's a devil-may-care attitude about kids dying in car crashes.
@RR 1 out of every 4 kids under 13 die in automobile accidents every year. There has only been 18 deaths in bull riding (all ages combined) in the last 20+ years. Please feel free to check my stats. If needed I will link you the information.
The kid can have opinions when it's young but this is the reason parents are here to do the best choices for their child at its place UNTIL the kid alone can do real choices, can really have a enlightened point of view to do and decide for itself !
I guess when you grow up in the country you have a little more understanding on matters like this. There is nothing wrong with what he’s doing. It looks like the parents are taking stage precautions to ensure he’s as safe as possible doing what he loves to do.
I agree and just because he is born in the country doesn't mean he can give consent and have more understanding of danger. He has hurt his arm 3 times already. I'm sure I wanted to do lots of dangerous things as a child, but children are at a higher risk and are not mature enough to give consent. as she said "its a dangerous sport, not for the weak"
This is my nephew, he has not hurt his arm riding bulls... This is a error... Thanks for your concern but he is well taken care of and loves doing what he does...
"it is a dangerous sport, not for the weak" said the mum who gets her child to do this dangerous sport lol surely children are classed as weak? Her has already hurt his arm three times from this. "If he wants to quit we will let him" he can't consent to this anyway as he is too young to comprehend danger etc in the same way as an adult can, especially when he is getting praise for doing this.
This couple looks like they could be on an episode of "Love don't Judge", I thought she was his daughter. Is there a big age difference, or does she just look younger than she is, or he looks older than he is?
@@cheyennemarie5465 I never said that it did, just curious since they look a bit mismatched as he looks so much older than her that I thought he was her father (maybe even grandfather) and truly's series "Love don't Judge" is about that, odd couples and age difference etc. etc.
They have 2 children together and have been together for years, she ages like fine wine.... (lucky her) Lmao either way that’s none of anyone’s business and doesn’t matter. What matters is Kutter is living the dream and doing what he loves...
There’s a huge difference between football and bull riding. Just as there is a big difference between helping your son become a rodeo star and helping your son become a brain surgeon. At seven years old, a child is unable to process just how dire the consequences of one bad ride could be. This is why children need parents to guide them and help them see the difference between safe and unsafe activities. Given that parents are supposed to keep their children safe and discourage risky, dangerous activities, it makes sense that these parents are being criticized for not only allowing their son, but also encouraging their son to put himself in harm’s way. If your son wanted to be the next Evel Knievel, would you let him attempt to jump over busses on a motorcycle too?
What a cute little cow boy..he has supervision ..thats how you learn young..better then sitting around all the time watching tv and playing Vidieo games. .he loves it.and they support him ..to me any sport can be dangerous...god bless.👍😊
What a sweet kid!! So amazing that he has such passion about something and doesn't let anything stand in his way!! Hope he keeps going after his dreams!!
Uncle Danny and I are so proud of you Kutter, you are doing amazing and will go a long ways in life. Don’t worry about all of these negative people that obviously have no clue what life is like in the country and enjoying life without being on electronics 24/7. What people really need to do is applaud their parents for actually being parents and doing something with their children instead of sticking them in front of a screen. If anyone knew the Kutter we all know they would all see that you live and breathe being a Cowboy and rodeos. Keep up the good work buddy, we love you!!! ❤️
Agreed! Wes and I are behind you 110%. You have turned out to be an amazing young man and we are super proud of you and your parents. Negative comment wont hurt you all you will do is prove them wrong. Keep doing what you love to do.
I hope the kid makes it to adulthood in one peice. I understand having a dream and wanting to follow that. My take on the parents, they kind of remind me of the moms who put their kids on the pageant circit and they insist it's the kid's dream. But no matter what I or anyone else thinks, this family is going to do what they are going to do. Like I said I hope the kid makes it to adulthood.
It is very scary that he has been injured and his friend died. It’s true that he would be very very good when he’s older if he doesn’t take a break that he will be very good. But they should definitely taking a break until he’s at least 12...
Kutter is my family, he has not been hurt riding bulls, this was a error. He has never broke his arm.. he is very well taken care of and loves what he does...
Let's just pray he doesn't get gored by one of those horns. Look at Lane Frost and other greats. They lost their lives doing this. The next time he rides, may be his last. He needs to stick with mutton busting at this age. Not full sized bulls with lethal horns.
@@pitgroove.37_66 don't no anything about the sport but still feel for the animals as they go through a lot now as to getting hurt as I do no someone that has said this to me .many yrs the ago.
@@katmc7803 like, SERIOUSLY! do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
@@pitgroove.37_66 And I do help the world as to charty putting money into this as to help all that it goes out to also work hurd and in the end all well ends well .
I've grown up around the rodeo it's part of southern culture, kids start young just like Kutter. Do I think they should start this young, no. But he seems to enjoy and his Mother and Father enjoy it as well. Safety is always in the forefront of the minds of staff at rodeos.
Little man looks like he knows what hes doin. Hes passionate! And I would let my son rodeo if he wanted. Bull riding isnt safe for grown men, so there is no comparison. Hes just on a smaller bull. Hes going to be a damn good bull rider some day. He keeps his back straight and shoulders square, keeps his weight over his legs. Hes got it!
I can't believe it, all the comments on here saying the kid is being encouraged or forced to do this by his own parents. All the signs tell me that he WANTS to do it, and it seems to me like the parents are doing their job just fine and supporting him in any way they can.
He's lucky for 3 times...but next time maybe the last...if his parents are sane, should stop him for a while until he is old enough for this kind of sports.
I grew up on a farm. My parents never would have allowed this. Rodeo isn't something a small child should engage in. The kid already broke his arms multiple times. And had a friend die? Sorry but there are far other things he can do it he loves animals. I highly doubt his love of rodeo is pushing him, seems like his parents are too. Let kids be kids. Rodeo is a dangerous sport, and I'm sorry but I don't think children his age should be a part of it
Lmao has it ever dawned on you that a 7 year old doesn’t completely understand the concept of breaking his arm? To a 7 year old he may think his arm has been broke multiple times but let me assure you it has not been and quite frankly it’s none of your business. Kutter does what he loves doing and when he wakes up he is ready to go. (At least he’s not in front of electronics like many others)...
@@angelafarrington9669 there's so much wrong with your comment that it's disgusting. a 7 year doesn't understand the concept of breaking his arm? Lmao. Yes, they do. I find it funny that you think they are too young to understand the concept of breaking a bone, but it's a-ok for them to ride a dangerous animal. And if you've watched other videos, his parents even say he broke his arms. Not only should a seven year old not have to go through that, it can cause permanent damage with his growth. Not to mention the amount of strain it puts on the rest of his muscles and spine. It's none of my business? Well sweetheart when one makes a video on social media, people are going to comment their opinions, just like you did. You apparently see no issue with a 7 year old breaking bones and losing his friend who is also a CHILD from the same sport, And that's disturbing.
@@angelafarrington9669 there's nothing wrong with being in front of electronics., and if their parents dont have an issue with it, it's none of your business, just like you told me, right?
Forget about it being dangerous for a second. I haven't watched the video yet so I don't know if it was brought up, but rodeo is not ETHICAL. It is dying out, and not because it's dangerous. You can get your adrenaline rush without putting animals in high stress situations. It's just selfish at this point to have your child continue on.
Wow Kutter! You are a great athlete keep doing what makes you happy! For those that are saying rodeo is cruel don't know this culture. Most of the people in rodeo believe they are working with those animals. They take care of those horses and cattle better than most. They spend more time with those animals they do with people. There are times that an animal may get hurt but it is not a frequent occurrence.
@@mewletter Both are bad activities. It's like saying that stabbing someone is not cruel because Nazis did worse things. Many Spanish people are against bullfighting, it's not something that we're proud of
@Sully Marsh are you telling me that you're supporting the animal rights crowd that despises rodeo? It doesn't make sense why you would argue about something you have no knowledge of or experience with. How about instead of judging us, try BEING one of us!
I haven’t watched the video, but my heart is breaking for using animals as bait. God knows what goes on in their head and how they’re feeling when they’re being chased.
My parents never supported my admirations or dreams, and now I’m a social recluse because my parents beat in my head about the public being out to get me. I’m happy she has parents that support her dreams and admirations, she’ll grow up to be brave and strong.
i'm judging this because you're showing your child that it's okay to abuse animals (like whipping them, terrorising them and forcing them to do what you want them to do to make money) from the age of 7. it's dangerous for the kid, it's harmful and abusive to the bulls, there's literally no reason to carry on doing it. if you're gonna put yourself in danger but enjoy doing it, go ahead. but don't drag innocent animals down along with you.
Seriously! do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
@@pitgroove.37_66 They are allowed to complain about whatever they like, and why are you assuming they don't understand what they are talking about? Did you know that the federal Animal Welfare Act exempts rodeos from the protections it provides to animals. Some states exempt rodeos from their anti-cruelty statutes, while other states defer to clearly inadequate Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association regulations to judge whether animal cruelty has occurred in rodeos. They aren't always well regulated, and it's not always an ethical industry. Here is a link to my source: aldf.org/article/rodeo-facts-the-case-against-rodeos/
@@courtneyd5187 I'll explain, as I am around rodeo. These animals are bred specifically for this purpose. The calves that they use for roping are the toughest calves in the country. Not to mention rodeo livestock are the best treated livestock ever. Did you know that, contrary to popular belief, rodeo broncos only buck if they are happy? Sick/injured/ neglected/abused livestock refuse to preform. Also, rodeo livestock get injured way less than humans that play sports. The injury rate of rodeo animals is astronomically low. Only 0.05% of animals will ever have injuries (Obviously does not include natural illness). That means that one in 5,000 animals will get injured in their whole career. Rodeo riders get injured way more times than that. Almost 25% of tie down ropers will get injured during their careers! And over 90% of bull riders will have injuries! Nowadays, there are over 60 rules and regulations regarding humane animal care both in and out of the arena! I hope this clears up any concerns about animal welfare in rodeos! Here is a link to the PRCA's livestock rules if you want to further investigate: www.prorodeo.com/prorodeo/livestock
@@courtneyd5187 everything that you just told me right now is your opinion; and you know what they say about opinions. You do not own ANY of the animals. You are neither a stock contractor nor are you a cowboy/contestant. You are basing your OPINION on your limited experience. You are closed off to any other opinions or facts-- you are allowing your ignorance and bias to color your OPINION. That's too bad; but not Much of a revelation. People like you are everywhere; voicing your OPINIONS on subjects that you know nothing about. You show the world your ignorance; you revel in your stupidity! And so does every stupid animal rights organization out there that thinks rodeo is nothing but animal cruelty!
@@pitgroove.37_66 I appreciate the reply and using a source for your information. I don't appreciate you telling people they don't know what they are talking about. I get that you are a fan of rodeos, as I can see your multiple videos from rodeos in Idaho that you've attended. I am a certified, AZA, zookeeper, and my niche specialty is in livestock and mammals. I grew up on a farm with livestock, and currently care for exotic livestock. My comments regarding animals, especially livestock, aren't opinions. They are facts that you are receiving from a professional. Rodeos can present catastrophic safety risks for both animals and human participants. You can't speak for every rodeo and how they operate. Hopefully the ones in Idaho don't operate with the same regulations as some other states. The welfare of the animals completely depends on the individual state. Louisiana and Florida have several counties and cities that ban rodeos that use practices harmful to the animals. Chino Hills, Irvine, Laguna Woods, and Pasadena, California ban rodeos entirely. When animal regulations aren't considered, you run into issues like animals being injured in bucking events, horses and bulls breaking their legs and injuries to the skin are common from bucking straps. They receive bite wounds from other horses; kick wounds from over-crowded corrals; and tears and abrasions as a result of their contact with trailers and chutes. If the rodeo is following the 60+ guidelines that the PRCA placed, then there is definitely less safety risks to be concerned about. I hope this helps to add clarity to my comments, and I'm hoping not to see anymore comments from you stating that people don't know what they are talking about just because they have concern for the animals wellbeing that are forced to participate. If those kind of comments bother you that much, then I would suggest replying in a kinder way, just like you did with your first response to me. You are way more likely to sway the opinions of others if you approach them with kindness.
As long as they are not irresponsibly putting their son in danger i have no issues. But my only comment is why does it look like he probably shouldn't have been shopping for a wife in the local high school.
Trust me he didn’t shop for a wife in a high school and why does it matter how old his wife is? They have 2 kids together and hv been together for many years so with that being said maybe you shouldn’t be so judgmental... She ages like fine wine and she’s proud and he definitely is as well 🤣
@@angelafarrington6976 if he shops for wives around schools then I have a issue. How old is she currently. He looks like he is slapping 50 around and she looks barely 25. 7 yr old kid.
I see an older man influencing the younger woman he has a child with, HOWEVER if this is what the family wants then it's their decision. It's the same as putting your kid in hockey, football, MMA...etc. Hell look what happened to thousands of young boys in Boy Scouts!
Hockey pucks don't break loose, trample you and then gore you with their horns. Not an accurate comparison. I worked for an animal sanctuary for 8 years and kids have no business dealing with dangerous animals in this manner. They're too unpredictable.
@@tangosmombell9901 well I can tell you that a good friend of mine has been in riding barrel horses and bulls her whole life since SHE was six and my sons have suffered FAR more injuries while participating in MMA and football. I disagree on every level!!
@@daniellenichols9757 And I've seen a chest caved on a real live human being from a hoof. Again, sports injuries cannot be compared to injuries from living, breathing animals that have hooves, horns and teeth. Footballs don't escape. Baseball bats don't get frightened and kick. Letting a seven year old child work with livestock in this manner is child endangerment. Seven years old... think about that for a minute. When's the last time a Peewee football player got his leg shattered?
@@tangosmombell9901 if it was child endangerment they would have already opened a case and taken their child PERIOD. Ice skates gash...baseballs cave skulls along with bats. You have you experiences and I have mine. They CLEARLY have their kid so that's that.
I bet this lil guy could name off the best Cowboys of this century, but 80% of other kids have their face so buried in their iPad/gaming systems that they probably couldn't tell you their own middle name!
Yeahhhh!! Let hime ride!! Y’all taking the precautions and geared up. In Mexico we just hopped on there bare and no thing to hold onto as kids!! I love this! Ranchero🫡
@@UpsNdownZZZ it clearly seems like you have forgotten about the world famous phrase "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink", and it's the exact same thing with these bulls. In the sport of rodeo, the bulls can't be forced to buck; they have to WANT to buck. FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, these are live animals that have minds of their own, so they're going to do whatever they want, whenever they want, wherever they want, and however they want. If a bull doesn't want to buck, then he's not going to. IT'S THAT SIMPLE! If the bulls don't want to buck, then why are they bucking?
@@UpsNdownZZZ do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
Kids gonna burn out before he even reaches the minimum age requirement to go pro! Let's hope they allow him to just be a kid and do things kids his age like to do as well otherwise they'll make him hate bull riding before he can get that big buckle and check he's working towards!!
I mean let’s be honest, in terms of possible serious injury, it’s not much worse than serious competitive gymnastics, figure skating, “traditional” horseback riding with jumps and stuff. The only difference is that we don’t usually see how dangerous those things are, bc we only see the one performance at a time, and the goal there is perfection, so it’s much more rare to actually witness. Olympic gymnasts are often 15 or 16; if you think they weren’t doing things that risked a broken neck by 8, you don’t know anything about gymnastics. And I’m sure there’s a lot of precaution and safety training with techniques and padding etc that we don’t see going into the finished product with rodeo training as well
Rodeos are animal abuse and should be banned. There are so many ways to be entertained without it being at a living creature’s expense. Think and be kind.
What a cutie! Love that he’s growing up a true cowboy learning that life. But i personally would be petrified to let him do rodeo at his age. if he continues hes gonna be world champ & make lots money on the circuit
People do not understand this lifestyle, if you’re going to judge don’t even say anything. This kid is amazing, JR nfr here he comes :)! Awesome job bud
Exactly because obviously any sport your child in will put them in danger but when you live and breathe rodeo like Kutter does then people would understand. That boy wakes up ready to rodeo and he’s good at what he does...
I was riding a male calve in my backyard when I was only 5 years old...my older sister and Dad would hold it under the swing set and I would lower myself on to him from the monkey bar...then they'd turn him loose and off he'd run with me on his back...bare back with no reins.
It’s always good to start early . I wish I would’ve know that back then . 😓 I don’t know why the need to judge them. Your opinions aren’t gonna change his lifestyle choice. And don’t even start to blame the parents. So don’t waste your breath. I think it’s amazing what he’s doing ((:
His braver than me and i far older then him. Broke his arm four times, so sad. But if he wants to do it i'll support him. Aslong as its not forced on him. If his passionate and willing to take the risk then i can't wait till he becomes a champion rider
My 7yr old nephew would NEVER do such a thing. Then again his mom keeps him so sheltered and protected, i don't think he even knows how to ride a bike.
Mom: “If Kutter wanted to quit, we’d quit tomorrow.”
Dad: “I make him go ahead and get on it.”
....alright then.
It's good that he has a passion for something but hearing that he injured himself multiple times and his friend died so young is very alarming. They should definitely think about taking a break until he's older. He can always find new activities that he would enjoy.
Kids die everyday in car accidents I guess you shouldn’t take a kid in a car either
@@81rdh literally not the same. Kids don't even drive cars so your point is invalid. They are letting him ride an unpredictable animal by himself.
I know the mom dad and Kutter personally they never stated the friend was his age he rodeos with kids all ages ALSO THEY DONT MAKE HIM DO STUFF HE DONT WANT
This is my family, he has not injured himself riding bulls, that was a error. Kutter is very well taken care of and he loves what he does...
A friend of his died, and he has already broken his arm multiple times. How is that not an hint that this activity isn't for children? If he loves farm animals there are plenty of other things he can do that doesn't involve getting trampled.
I no right! When they said a friend has died I'm wondering if it was a child that died or he has adults "friends" that do this and that's who died. I didnt know children this young rode bulls so that's why i say an adult "friend" .... I feel like a young child dying riding a damn bull would definitely be in the news some where and not as many children would still be riding bulls.
@@pockies7446 a lot of people die everyday that don’t make the news
Shhhhh they'll learn
@@cheyennemarie5465 well yeah obviously I no that but this would be a child dying doing an adults "sport" and I definitely see a child dying riding a bull making the news. .. also I say "sports" cuz I dont find any activity where u use an animal a sport. That's me. Everyone is different when it comes to sports and that's okay. I went off on that sport tangent cuz I can see someone else commenting and telling me it very much is a sport cuz of this and that... I still see a 7 yr old child dying in a bull riding accident being something that would make the news or headlines some where. I dont see that just going unnoticed.
@@cheyennemarie5465 @pockies How much money and clout one has dictates how much notoriety their passing receives.
"He gets nervous but I make him go ahead and get on and tell him he'll get through it"?!? Rodeo is clearly too dangerous for a child and his instincts are telling him that. He's been badly hurt and his friend died doing this!
The the mom says "...we're just gonna put on the best show..."
They're putting their kid at risk for the glory of a show that sells tickets and gains them notoriety.
God protect this poor little boy. 😢 Hopefully he won’t end up dying like his friend did.
Even adults get nervous if you don't get nervous bull riding your not human
@@JoshuaSkinnervlogagreed its a scary sport. Adults are able to make well informed, thought through decisions, children are not.
So it wasnt bad enough that they gave him a name like Kutter?
I pray for this child!
Alunood I’m not sure if you’re speaking from experience or the obvious has sailed way over your head 🤷♀️
why, i have a friend named Kutter. What's you name, it sounds like voodoo or something. that kid is more of a mane than you. Would you get on a bull for rodeo, or play at the petting zoo.
At this age I don't even know what I used to do😂
All I remember is I just eat, watch, sleep. 😂
@@Iluvchocolate4 lol same 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@hyunlix8505 Routinessssss 😩
I started riding horses at 4. I'm still alive 46 years later
😂😂😂
He's a talented rider but is rodeo really worth risking his health and life? He is so young and his friend has died from the same activities. You just never know what will happen once he's out there...
I definitely agree.
You’re right, you never know what can happen. Kids die in car accidents all the time. If he’s passionate about it then he should do what he enjoys. He’s probably living a better more fulfilled life than most adults.
@@81rdh You say that as if there aren't safety regulations for children riding in cars. Don't act as if there's a devil-may-care attitude about kids dying in car crashes.
@Kicapu because it’s a valid comparison.
@RR 1 out of every 4 kids under 13 die in automobile accidents every year. There has only been 18 deaths in bull riding (all ages combined) in the last 20+ years. Please feel free to check my stats. If needed I will link you the information.
If he's lucky nothing will happen, but with wild animals you never know.
Lions, tigers, bulls, snakes, AKSJDJDHHS
He’s Texas Tough, something y’all wouldn’t understand💪🏽
The kid can have opinions when it's young but this is the reason parents are here to do the best choices for their child at its place UNTIL the kid alone can do real choices, can really have a enlightened point of view to do and decide for itself !
I guess when you grow up in the country you have a little more understanding on matters like this. There is nothing wrong with what he’s doing. It looks like the parents are taking stage precautions to ensure he’s as safe as possible doing what he loves to do.
I agree and just because he is born in the country doesn't mean he can give consent and have more understanding of danger. He has hurt his arm 3 times already. I'm sure I wanted to do lots of dangerous things as a child, but children are at a higher risk and are not mature enough to give consent. as she said "its a dangerous sport, not for the weak"
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This is my nephew, he has not hurt his arm riding bulls... This is a error... Thanks for your concern but he is well taken care of and loves doing what he does...
"it is a dangerous sport, not for the weak" said the mum who gets her child to do this dangerous sport lol surely children are classed as weak? Her has already hurt his arm three times from this. "If he wants to quit we will let him" he can't consent to this anyway as he is too young to comprehend danger etc in the same way as an adult can, especially when he is getting praise for doing this.
This couple looks like they could be on an episode of "Love don't Judge", I thought she was his daughter. Is there a big age difference, or does she just look younger than she is, or he looks older than he is?
Why does it matter??
@@cheyennemarie5465 I never said that it did, just curious since they look a bit mismatched as he looks so much older than her that I thought he was her father (maybe even grandfather) and truly's series "Love don't Judge" is about that, odd couples and age difference etc. etc.
They have 2 children together and have been together for years, she ages like fine wine.... (lucky her) Lmao either way that’s none of anyone’s business and doesn’t matter. What matters is Kutter is living the dream and doing what he loves...
@@sam-gz5fy if it didnt matter to you, you wouldnt of made that comment lol
@@cheyennemarie5465 I literally said "just curious" that means that it doesn't matter to me and I'm only commenting out of curiosity.
Is this okay for a kid's neck and spine?
No
There’s a huge difference between football and bull riding. Just as there is a big difference between helping your son become a rodeo star and helping your son become a brain surgeon. At seven years old, a child is unable to process just how dire the consequences of one bad ride could be. This is why children need parents to guide them and help them see the difference between safe and unsafe activities. Given that parents are supposed to keep their children safe and discourage risky, dangerous activities, it makes sense that these parents are being criticized for not only allowing their son, but also encouraging their son to put himself in harm’s way. If your son wanted to be the next Evel Knievel, would you let him attempt to jump over busses on a motorcycle too?
And this is why no one will ever remember your name.
Childrens bodies are still developing. Constantly being injured is not good!
What a cute little cow boy..he has supervision ..thats how you learn young..better then sitting around all the time watching tv and playing Vidieo games. .he loves it.and they support him ..to me any sport can be dangerous...god bless.👍😊
This young man is the future of a dying breed of professionals! 🙌🏼 good for him and his awesome parents!
Good on him he's safe he's got his parents,there to help him and you can tell he loves it good on him bright little boy rock on...👍😊
I agree..👍😊
Animals are not commodities
What a sweet kid!! So amazing that he has such passion about something and doesn't let anything stand in his way!! Hope he keeps going after his dreams!!
Uncle Danny and I are so proud of you Kutter, you are doing amazing and will go a long ways in life. Don’t worry about all of these negative people that obviously have no clue what life is like in the country and enjoying life without being on electronics 24/7. What people really need to do is applaud their parents for actually being parents and doing something with their children instead of sticking them in front of a screen. If anyone knew the Kutter we all know they would all see that you live and breathe being a Cowboy and rodeos. Keep up the good work buddy, we love you!!! ❤️
Agreed! Wes and I are behind you 110%. You have turned out to be an amazing young man and we are super proud of you and your parents. Negative comment wont hurt you all you will do is prove them wrong. Keep doing what you love to do.
Social services need to pay these people a visit before something terrible happens.
Definitely!
Ridiculous..this poor kid and these poor animals. They’re just hoping to make money off their kid.
why poor kid??? he obviously loves it! and why poor animals?? its not like they're tortured. In fact, they are kept very well!
Hey, the pioneers did it for generations...cowboyes learned the ropes of the business at young age
I hope the kid makes it to adulthood in one peice.
I understand having a dream and wanting to follow that.
My take on the parents, they kind of remind me of the moms who put their kids on the pageant circit and they insist it's the kid's dream. But no matter what I or anyone else thinks, this family is going to do what they are going to do. Like I said I hope the kid makes it to adulthood.
Knowing this kid personally I can tel you it is what he wants.
@Kicapu Slow down grammar nazi. I can understand what the person is saying and I live in a country where nobody speaks English.
Awesome,i loved rodeoing when i was a kid
It is very scary that he has been injured and his friend died.
It’s true that he would be very very good when he’s older if he doesn’t take a break that he will be very good. But they should definitely taking a break until he’s at least 12...
Kutter is my family, he has not been hurt riding bulls, this was a error. He has never broke his arm.. he is very well taken care of and loves what he does...
That's unnecessarily dangerous for a child. Shame on them.
Chile, if you think this is dangerous, i know a 5 year old who does rodeo. SHE’S A BEAST AT BARREL RACING
I do too
Let's just pray he doesn't get gored by one of those horns. Look at Lane Frost and other greats. They lost their lives doing this. The next time he rides, may be his last. He needs to stick with mutton busting at this age. Not full sized bulls with lethal horns.
I feel more sorry for the animals as they go through so much of it he's a strong little boy after all or he not go on the animals .
If only you knew more about the sport of rodeo than you actually do
@@pitgroove.37_66 don't no anything about the sport but still feel for the animals as they go through a lot now as to getting hurt as I do no someone that has said this to me .many yrs the ago.
@@katmc7803 like, SERIOUSLY! do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
@@pitgroove.37_66 well that's nice to no Thanks
@@pitgroove.37_66 And I do help the world as to charty putting money into this as to help all that it goes out to also work hurd and in the end all well ends well .
Animal cruelty as entertainment is abominable
Thank you
Be quiet Karen rodeo is not animal abuse But a lot of Mexican charro rodeos have abuse
@ It's quite obviously abuse. Animals can't consent. And if they could, they wouldn't consent to participating in what happens in rodeos.
@@JohnRCWilson would they consent to being pets know but are they being hurt no
@ but they aren’t being hurt
I've grown up around the rodeo it's part of southern culture, kids start young just like Kutter. Do I think they should start this young, no. But he seems to enjoy and his Mother and Father enjoy it as well. Safety is always in the forefront of the minds of staff at rodeos.
Keep going kid. The only way is up. All the best from Australia
Little man looks like he knows what hes doin. Hes passionate! And I would let my son rodeo if he wanted. Bull riding isnt safe for grown men, so there is no comparison. Hes just on a smaller bull. Hes going to be a damn good bull rider some day. He keeps his back straight and shoulders square, keeps his weight over his legs. Hes got it!
Kutters hair is INCREDIBLE 😂🔥💯👌🏻
At this age I used to play doll all time😂😂
love to see this it’s great to see kids with this passion
instead of saying "I'm doing rodeo" it's enough to say "I'm doing animal cruelty".
Wow if he continues he will be AMAZING when he becomes an adult. I think its great that he has such passion for this & he is so tough
That's if he lives long enough.
@@TortugaLuv exactly
He will definitely do amazing things in life ❤️
I can't believe it, all the comments on here saying the kid is being encouraged or forced to do this by his own parents.
All the signs tell me that he WANTS to do it, and it seems to me like the parents are doing their job just fine and supporting him in any way they can.
He's lucky for 3 times...but next time maybe the last...if his parents are sane, should stop him for a while until he is old enough for this kind of sports.
Good job letting him do rodeo ! If he likes it let him do it!
You can almost tell which are city slickers in the comments that never set foot in rural farmlands
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I grew up on a farm. My parents never would have allowed this. Rodeo isn't something a small child should engage in. The kid already broke his arms multiple times. And had a friend die? Sorry but there are far other things he can do it he loves animals. I highly doubt his love of rodeo is pushing him, seems like his parents are too. Let kids be kids. Rodeo is a dangerous sport, and I'm sorry but I don't think children his age should be a part of it
@@parisinthe30sx same here!
Lmao has it ever dawned on you that a 7 year old doesn’t completely understand the concept of breaking his arm? To a 7 year old he may think his arm has been broke multiple times but let me assure you it has not been and quite frankly it’s none of your business. Kutter does what he loves doing and when he wakes up he is ready to go. (At least he’s not in front of electronics like many others)...
@@angelafarrington9669 there's so much wrong with your comment that it's disgusting. a 7 year doesn't understand the concept of breaking his arm? Lmao. Yes, they do. I find it funny that you think they are too young to understand the concept of breaking a bone, but it's a-ok for them to ride a dangerous animal. And if you've watched other videos, his parents even say he broke his arms. Not only should a seven year old not have to go through that, it can cause permanent damage with his growth. Not to mention the amount of strain it puts on the rest of his muscles and spine. It's none of my business? Well sweetheart when one makes a video on social media, people are going to comment their opinions, just like you did. You apparently see no issue with a 7 year old breaking bones and losing his friend who is also a CHILD from the same sport, And that's disturbing.
@@angelafarrington9669 there's nothing wrong with being in front of electronics., and if their parents dont have an issue with it, it's none of your business, just like you told me, right?
He’s gonna be one heck of a bull rider when he’s older! The dedication is unreal! Good job parents 👍🏾
That is so amazing! He is such an amazing little cowboy! Hopefully one day he can make it to the NFR! I fully believe that he will!
Forget about it being dangerous for a second. I haven't watched the video yet so I don't know if it was brought up, but rodeo is not ETHICAL. It is dying out, and not because it's dangerous. You can get your adrenaline rush without putting animals in high stress situations. It's just selfish at this point to have your child continue on.
Exactly! Thank you for raising the ethical issue of this!
This is exactly what I was thinking.
Exactly!
Wow Kutter! You are a great athlete keep doing what makes you happy! For those that are saying rodeo is cruel don't know this culture. Most of the people in rodeo believe they are working with those animals. They take care of those horses and cattle better than most. They spend more time with those animals they do with people. There are times that an animal may get hurt but it is not a frequent occurrence.
Rodeo is animal cruelty for human entertainment
If you think that's cruel, you haven't seen Spain's bullfighting. The kid is better off as a rodeo rider than a bullfighter.
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@@mewletter Both are bad activities. It's like saying that stabbing someone is not cruel because Nazis did worse things. Many Spanish people are against bullfighting, it's not something that we're proud of
Yes it is
People who believe this no NOTHING about rodeo and the cowboys way of life. These animals get treated to the best of everything
Love the passion both parent and child. Don't let anyone take that away from you.
I feel sorry for the bull.
I feel even more sorry for your poor brain, cuz it lacks the knowledge and experience to actually know about the sport of rodeo.
@Sully Marsh are you telling me that you're supporting the animal rights crowd that despises rodeo? It doesn't make sense why you would argue about something you have no knowledge of or experience with. How about instead of judging us, try BEING one of us!
I haven’t watched the video, but my heart is breaking for using animals as bait. God knows what goes on in their head and how they’re feeling when they’re being chased.
What a brave cow! Asking for revange even with no chance at all.
“We’re judged” yeah you should be for putting a child in danger!
Kutter is precious ❤
My parents never supported my admirations or dreams, and now I’m a social recluse because my parents beat in my head about the public being out to get me. I’m happy she has parents that support her dreams and admirations, she’ll grow up to be brave and strong.
What were your dreams ?
You can can not answer this question ^^
Kutter is a he, not a she
@@OshiyoNatakagi my dreams are at a point of dissipation, and am mentally and emotionally unable to seat or catch them.
Hell yeah get some ol’ son!!
I'm a Texas girl n I love it! He ain't messn around he's tuff n he's a boy make him strong man👌
@@kellyabbott6046 my family is from Texas and that’s where I learned to rope and get on bulls. Best memories in my life 100%
Certainly agree.😊👍
Live life to the fullest
This kid is my hero I'm a bull rider and I think ya'll are doing the right thing rodeo builds up a good adults
Their good parents
And that's how to raise a strong passionate kid
@Kicapu 😏
i'm judging this because you're showing your child that it's okay to abuse animals (like whipping them, terrorising them and forcing them to do what you want them to do to make money) from the age of 7.
it's dangerous for the kid, it's harmful and abusive to the bulls, there's literally no reason to carry on doing it.
if you're gonna put yourself in danger but enjoy doing it, go ahead. but don't drag innocent animals down along with you.
Seriously! do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
@@pitgroove.37_66 They are allowed to complain about whatever they like, and why are you assuming they don't understand what they are talking about? Did you know that the federal Animal Welfare Act exempts rodeos from the protections it provides to animals. Some states exempt rodeos from their anti-cruelty statutes, while other states defer to clearly inadequate Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association regulations to judge whether animal cruelty has occurred in rodeos. They aren't always well regulated, and it's not always an ethical industry. Here is a link to my source:
aldf.org/article/rodeo-facts-the-case-against-rodeos/
@@courtneyd5187 I'll explain, as I am around rodeo.
These animals are bred specifically for this purpose. The calves that they use for roping are the toughest calves in the country. Not to mention rodeo livestock are the best treated livestock ever. Did you know that, contrary to popular belief, rodeo broncos only buck if they are happy? Sick/injured/ neglected/abused livestock refuse to preform. Also, rodeo livestock get injured way less than humans that play sports. The injury rate of rodeo animals is astronomically low. Only 0.05% of animals will ever have injuries (Obviously does not include natural illness). That means that one in 5,000 animals will get injured in their whole career. Rodeo riders get injured way more times than that. Almost 25% of tie down ropers will get injured during their careers! And over 90% of bull riders will have injuries! Nowadays, there are over 60 rules and regulations regarding humane animal care both in and out of the arena! I hope this clears up any concerns about animal welfare in rodeos! Here is a link to the PRCA's livestock rules if you want to further investigate:
www.prorodeo.com/prorodeo/livestock
@@courtneyd5187 everything that you just told me right now is your opinion; and you know what they say about opinions. You do not own ANY of the animals. You are neither a stock contractor nor are you a cowboy/contestant. You are basing your OPINION on your limited experience. You are closed off to any other opinions or facts-- you are allowing your ignorance and bias to color your OPINION. That's too bad; but not Much of a revelation. People like you are everywhere; voicing your OPINIONS on subjects that you know nothing about. You show the world your ignorance; you revel in your stupidity!
And so does every stupid animal rights organization out there that thinks rodeo is nothing but animal cruelty!
@@pitgroove.37_66 I appreciate the reply and using a source for your information. I don't appreciate you telling people they don't know what they are talking about. I get that you are a fan of rodeos, as I can see your multiple videos from rodeos in Idaho that you've attended. I am a certified, AZA, zookeeper, and my niche specialty is in livestock and mammals. I grew up on a farm with livestock, and currently care for exotic livestock. My comments regarding animals, especially livestock, aren't opinions. They are facts that you are receiving from a professional. Rodeos can present catastrophic safety risks for both animals and human participants. You can't speak for every rodeo and how they operate. Hopefully the ones in Idaho don't operate with the same regulations as some other states. The welfare of the animals completely depends on the individual state. Louisiana and Florida have several counties and cities that ban rodeos that use practices harmful to the animals. Chino Hills, Irvine, Laguna Woods, and Pasadena, California ban rodeos entirely. When animal regulations aren't considered, you run into issues like animals being injured in bucking events, horses and bulls breaking their legs and injuries to the skin are common from bucking straps. They receive bite wounds from other horses; kick wounds from over-crowded corrals; and tears and abrasions as a result of their contact with trailers and chutes. If the rodeo is following the 60+ guidelines that the PRCA placed, then there is definitely less safety risks to be concerned about. I hope this helps to add clarity to my comments, and I'm hoping not to see anymore comments from you stating that people don't know what they are talking about just because they have concern for the animals wellbeing that are forced to participate. If those kind of comments bother you that much, then I would suggest replying in a kinder way, just like you did with your first response to me. You are way more likely to sway the opinions of others if you approach them with kindness.
This is abuse to that little boy and those animals!
Well it’s only abuse to the boy but yea
As long as they are not irresponsibly putting their son in danger i have no issues. But my only comment is why does it look like he probably shouldn't have been shopping for a wife in the local high school.
Not putting him in danger??? Did you watch the video? Multiple broken arms and a dead friend - I'd say that qualifies as danger.
@@azuradawn5683 Apparently you didn't notice my dripping with Sarcasm comment. Oh well
Trust me he didn’t shop for a wife in a high school and why does it matter how old his wife is? They have 2 kids together and hv been together for many years so with that being said maybe you shouldn’t be so judgmental... She ages like fine wine and she’s proud and he definitely is as well 🤣
@@angelafarrington6976 if he shops for wives around schools then I have a issue. How old is she currently. He looks like he is slapping 50 around and she looks barely 25. 7 yr old kid.
I see an older man influencing the younger woman he has a child with, HOWEVER if this is what the family wants then it's their decision. It's the same as putting your kid in hockey, football, MMA...etc. Hell look what happened to thousands of young boys in Boy Scouts!
Hockey pucks don't break loose, trample you and then gore you with their horns. Not an accurate comparison. I worked for an animal sanctuary for 8 years and kids have no business dealing with dangerous animals in this manner. They're too unpredictable.
@@tangosmombell9901 well I can tell you that a good friend of mine has been in riding barrel horses and bulls her whole life since SHE was six and my sons have suffered FAR more injuries while participating in MMA and football. I disagree on every level!!
@@daniellenichols9757 And I've seen a chest caved on a real live human being from a hoof. Again, sports injuries cannot be compared to injuries from living, breathing animals that have hooves, horns and teeth. Footballs don't escape. Baseball bats don't get frightened and kick. Letting a seven year old child work with livestock in this manner is child endangerment. Seven years old... think about that for a minute. When's the last time a Peewee football player got his leg shattered?
@@tangosmombell9901 if it was child endangerment they would have already opened a case and taken their child PERIOD. Ice skates gash...baseballs cave skulls along with bats. You have you experiences and I have mine. They CLEARLY have their kid so that's that.
I bet this lil guy could name off the best Cowboys of this century, but 80% of other kids have their face so buried in their iPad/gaming systems that they probably couldn't tell you their own middle name!
You got that right... He knows his stuff and he does what he loves...
I'm not sure if Kutter really wants to do the sport but the bull sure doesn't. What a pointless sport.
Yeahhhh!! Let hime ride!! Y’all taking the precautions and geared up. In Mexico we just hopped on there bare and no thing to hold onto as kids!! I love this! Ranchero🫡
I am totally against rodeos no matter what the age of the participant is.
Clearly sounds like you know absolutely nothing about the sport of rodeo at all
@@pitgroove.37_66 I don't believe animals should be ridden like that and be scared.
@@UpsNdownZZZ it clearly seems like you have forgotten about the world famous phrase "you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink", and it's the exact same thing with these bulls. In the sport of rodeo, the bulls can't be forced to buck; they have to WANT to buck. FOR CRYING OUT LOUD, these are live animals that have minds of their own, so they're going to do whatever they want, whenever they want, wherever they want, and however they want. If a bull doesn't want to buck, then he's not going to. IT'S THAT SIMPLE! If the bulls don't want to buck, then why are they bucking?
@@pitgroove.37_66 They shouldn't be ridden is what I am saying. Riders are egging them on.
@@UpsNdownZZZ do you animal rights people have nothing better to do? this is a well regulated and moral industry, the bulls are not hurt and are well taken care of. put your efforts into something that will actually help the world, ie, homelessness, child soldiers, mass starvation in third world countries. help humanity instead of complaining about something you don't understand
Certified Gold!!!!!
Horseriding is one of the most dangerous sports yet no one sees an issue with it...
and it kills so many horses!
Kids gonna burn out before he even reaches the minimum age requirement to go pro! Let's hope they allow him to just be a kid and do things kids his age like to do as well otherwise they'll make him hate bull riding before he can get that big buckle and check he's working towards!!
I mean let’s be honest, in terms of possible serious injury, it’s not much worse than serious competitive gymnastics, figure skating, “traditional” horseback riding with jumps and stuff. The only difference is that we don’t usually see how dangerous those things are, bc we only see the one performance at a time, and the goal there is perfection, so it’s much more rare to actually witness. Olympic gymnasts are often 15 or 16; if you think they weren’t doing things that risked a broken neck by 8, you don’t know anything about gymnastics. And I’m sure there’s a lot of precaution and safety training with techniques and padding etc that we don’t see going into the finished product with rodeo training as well
Rodeos are animal abuse and should be banned. There are so many ways to be entertained without it being at a living creature’s expense. Think and be kind.
Learn about the treatment and wellbeing of rodeo animals before commenting your uneducated opinion
Not an opinion, just straight facts!
PS. Animal wellbeing in the same sentence as rodeo is an oxymoron.
@@tofudoesntscream you’re probably one of those who think drag queens performing for kids is a good idea too
@@81rdh Good try, but no. Think before you make uneducated comments, please. 😘
What a cutie! Love that he’s growing up a true cowboy learning that life. But i personally would be petrified to let him do rodeo at his age. if he continues hes gonna be world champ & make lots money on the circuit
@jstpgms what health issues?
Girl you will not see me within 100 miles of that ragin' bull. Hell naw!
Like to see them try to stop him living his dreams. Clearly his parents love him and are taking safety precautions.
Wow the mom keeps saying we really does sound like shes living her dream through him atleast the dad says my kids time to shine just my opinion
People do not understand this lifestyle, if you’re going to judge don’t even say anything. This kid is amazing, JR nfr here he comes :)! Awesome job bud
Let the boy rodeo if HE wants to.
Its up to the parents. How about the parents who allow gymnastics? Ice Hockey? Boxing? Wrestling? We di the same with our kids
Those things are controllable and predictable to a degree. A wound up animal is not.
Exactly because obviously any sport your child in will put them in danger but when you live and breathe rodeo like Kutter does then people would understand. That boy wakes up ready to rodeo and he’s good at what he does...
This is the first video I watch on this channel where I agree with the judging from other people...
May I ask why?
We met these guys yesterday at Stockyard, super cool and friendly family.
I was riding a male calve in my backyard when I was only 5 years old...my older sister and Dad would hold it under the swing set and I would lower myself on to him from the monkey bar...then they'd turn him loose and off he'd run with me on his back...bare back with no reins.
Love this ♥️
It’s always good to start early . I wish I would’ve know that back then . 😓
I don’t know why the need to judge them. Your opinions aren’t gonna change his lifestyle choice. And don’t even start to blame the parents. So don’t waste your breath. I think it’s amazing what he’s doing ((:
It's just as "useful" as your statement. People have opinions. *shrug*
His braver than me and i far older then him. Broke his arm four times, so sad. But if he wants to do it i'll support him. Aslong as its not forced on him. If his passionate and willing to take the risk then i can't wait till he becomes a champion rider
I love how he is 7 years old and getting on these on 13 and still dont wanna touch one
Молодцы ! Привет из России . Сергей. Санкт-Петербург .💪👍.
This is wrong on at least two counts-1. it's dangerous for the boy
2. You shouldn't pester the bovines
Sounds like you're not very educated about the sport of bull riding at all
I thought this was neat until they mentioned the danger he's in.
I love how people judge when most southern kids do worse stuff than this nowadays 🤦🏻♂️ like at least he’s doing something productive
Rodeo seems very cruel and it’s unnecessary
I am impressed with him cool some people don't agree but I thing it is cool as long as he is not heart why not
As they should
Wow. This is just awful
Sounds like some new laws are about to be made lol
I think the father is in greater danger than the kid.
He looks so cool riding that pony 😎
My 7yr old nephew would NEVER do such a thing. Then again his mom keeps him so sheltered and protected, i don't think he even knows how to ride a bike.
I have been rodeoing sense I was four and I am now about to be ten