Big mac is the one to draw in the bull riding

Three scored trips in the 2026 PRCA season have established McCoy Rodeo's Big mac as a premier draw in the bull riding event. An average score of 89.5 points across those covered rides puts the bull at the upper end of the rough-stock pen. Highest among those marks was a 90.5-point entry. That peak score demonstrates exactly what happens when a rider stays centered for eight seconds against McCoy's top stock.

Scoring in professional rodeo splits the total points evenly between human and animal. Four PRCA judges evaluate every ride. Two officials focus on the rider's control, while two assess the bull's kick, spin, speed, and intensity. Each judge awards up to 25 points for the bull, creating a maximum stock score of 50. McCoy Rodeo's Big mac routinely collects near-maximum marks from officials watching the gate.

Consistency separates decent stock from elite bulls. Averaging 89.5 points across multiple qualified rides means the bull gives every contestant a chance at a round win. A rider who stays past the eight-second whistle on Big mac knows the board will reflect a heavy tally. High marks demand power out of the chute and relentless motion in the spin.

Matching a bull like Big mac requires complete focus from a contestant. One minor mistake during the trip usually results in a quick dirt sample before the whistle sounds. Buck-offs count on the clock, measuring the exact time a rider maintains contact before losing a hold. When a bull bucking at this level forces an unseat, every fraction of a second matters.

The 2026 regular season run demands top-tier stock from every contractor on the circuit. McCoy Rodeo continues bringing high-caliber animals to major arenas. Big mac stands out as the centerpiece of that effort. Scoring 90.5 at the peak of the 2026 campaign proves that this animal belongs at the highest level of professional competition.