[VIDEO] Bull Tramples Group of Women at Texas Rodeo 

A TikTok video captured the mayhem that unfolded at a Johnson County rodeo when a bull broke free, causing havoc by charging around the arena and knocking over multiple women.

The incident occurred on Wednesday evening during the Johnson County Sheriff's Posse Rodeo in Cleburne. The footage vividly depicts the black bull running unrestrained across the field, colliding with unsuspecting women who were unfortunate enough to be in its path, while other spectators can be seen fleeing in panic.
 

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From Star Telegram: 

All the women in the arena for the steer scramble looked like they were having fun — at first. But within a few seconds, the steer charged toward one woman, carried her in the air for three seconds, and knocked two more down in the process.

The first woman got up quickly but sat on her knees to watch the rest of the carnage unfold as the crowd cheered.

The steer found its next mark on its left, a woman standing by herself with no one else within 20 feet. She, too, took a charge to the abdomen and was taken down to her back. A group of six women then went after the steer, while the rest hid as far as possible from its wrath. The steer took two women to the ground in one move and charged at another in the middle of the arena, before finally running to an empty corner where it could be corralled — ending its reign of terror.

Videos of the havoc were posted to Facebook and TikTok, garnering thousands of views, likes, comments and laughter from viewers across the world. “That’s no bull, that’s a damn freight train!” Josh Newcomb commented on Facebook. Mary Ann Guzman also commented, “I can’t believe the ladies stood there like COME GET ME I was there and it wasn’t a calf, this should no longer be in the entertainment part of the rodeo! Especially if it’s supposed to be a calf and you’re faced with a BULL."

One cannot help but question the continued use of wild bulls as a form of entertainment in rodeos.

It appears that this approach fails to bring satisfaction to both the bull and the audience alike.