Contract Acts 2026

Donnie Landis

Gooding, ID 

  Donnie is a fourth-generation rodeo cowboy who entered the arena at age four helping his dad with clown acts. He began clowning and fighting bulls at 12 and turned professional at 18. Donnie has worked top rodeos including the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo, Pendleton Round-Up, Houston, Calgary Stampede, Reno, and Salinas. In 1997, he became the first miniature bucking bull contractor and continues today as a cowboy clown and entertainer. 

Tri-State Rodeo Company

Burns, Oregon

 Tri State Rodeo Company has been bringing top-notch action to Mountain High Broncs and Bulls since 2018. As an ICA Prime Contractor, WSRRA Producer, and CCT Contractor, they’re known for their professionalism and powerhouse bucking stock. From seasoned pros to novice and youth riders, Tri State keeps the arena electric and the crowd on the edge of their seats. 

Paul Freidel
Lostine, Oregon 

   Paul Freidel is a photographer specializing in the natural beauty and rural heritage of Northeast Oregon. His work highlights dynamic landscapes, authentic moments, and the connection between people, animals, and the land. A University of Washington photography graduate and member of the Professional Photographers of Oregon, he serves as the official photographer for Chief Joseph Days Rodeo and Mountain High Broncs and Bulls Rodeo. His images have appeared in Chronicle of the Horse, Western Horseman, and other publications. Paul was recently awarded Best in Show and the People’s Choice Award at the Wallowa County Festival of the Arts. He offers a large archive of high-resolution images suitable for businesses, galleries, or vacation rentals.

Emma Folz
Walla Walla, Washington

   Emma Folz is a professional rodeo photographer based in the Pacific Northwest, capturing the grit, heart, and tradition of the western lifestyle. With spending much time shooting for many rodeo associations including the NIRA, NPRA, and PRCA, she has a deep respect for the sport and the athletes who live it. Emma is known for her bold, action-packed images and her commitment to preserving the stories of rodeo—both in and out of the arena. Her work isn’t just about photography—it’s about honoring the lifestyle and sharing it with the world.