Luman qualifies to compete at world's largest junior high rodeo

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Photo by Julie McDow, Wild Ones Photography Gus Luman, son of Greg and Georganne Luman, Lockwood, competed in the Chute Dogging competition at the 12th annual National Junior High Finals Rodeo.


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