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Pahrump Fall Festival Rodeo — PHOTOS

This year the Pahrump Fall Festival brought carnival-goers, medieval garments and cowboy hats to enjoy one of the biggest events the town has to offer.

The festival lasted from Sept. 19-22 at Petrack Park, but next to the park was the rodeo at McCullough Arena that happened on both Friday and Saturday night. The performance would begin at 7 p.m. where viewers could enjoy watching ranch broncs, breakaway roping, team roping, mini bulls, barrel racing and bull riding.

The winners of each category won a commemorative belt buckle and a cash prize.

To watch the rodeo, viewers paid $12 in advance for presale tickets or $15 at the door.

Contact Jimmy Romo at jromo@pvtimes.com. Follow @JimmyRomo.News on Instagram.

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