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Today alone I saw SAPD, SA City Crime Unit, and SA Transit Police. Why does San Antonio have so many law enforcement agencies and what’s the point of having so many?

Edit: Can’t forget San Antonio Park Police and while we’re at it let’s throw in the Florida State Troopers I keep seeing that on the Southwest side

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Going on right now till 8:00 PM

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Howdy y’all!

Like the title says I’m a long time San Antonio Native but first time jerker so be easy on me. Not exactly sure how to start this so I’ll start with an introduction. I go by Mike, and my mom and I moved to San Antonio back in 2005 during Katrina (I didn’t actually live near the gulf during Katrina. I’m from NorCal). I definitely felt like an outsider when I first moved here so to make me feel better my mom rushed to the store and bought me my first guayabera shirt. I instantly felt puro the second I let this fabric touch my body. I instantly immersed myself in all the authenticity San Antonio had to offer. Even though we were poor when we moved here I instantly gained respect from all the diverse natives in Alamo Heights (where we moved and where I grew up). I absolutely love where I grew up. I love how we all embrace the culture of our friends south of the border (I-10) but don’t actually have to mingle with them (minus the ones that cut my grass). I love attending all the authentic fiesta events like Taste of the Northside and Alamo Heights night. I love the authentic Mexican food like Soluna, Bill Miller breakfast tacos, and Paloma Blanca. I love watching the Spurs, early Demar Derozen teams were iconic Spurs teams to me. But most of all I love how I can embrace my inner brown face and seem cultured and open minded to all of my friends and family back in NorCal. Anyways thats all I really have to say for now and can’t wait to start jerking with y’all.

PS I forgot to mention how much I love Selena. Her early wizards of waverly place stuff is unmatched!

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Found at my apartment complex’s front lawn. Feel like I’ve heard bad things about the brown underneath part of the shroom so I just assume these aren’t safe to consume and I left them alone. Can anyone get a positive ID on these? San Antonio, Texas, United States, North America

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Why won’t new events load for me? I’ve updated the app, Logged in and out, deleted and reinstalled. Nothing I try is working :(. It’s been like this for a few months now . So I’m lost on what else to try.

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Every cowboy in the Top 5 has multiple NFR qualifications

May 02, 2024 02:09 PM

by Brett Nierengarten

Each of the last two years, a tie-down roper has broken the PRCA regular season earnings record. In 2023, Riley Webb made $281,405 and had $111,847 at this time.

Meanwhile in 2024, Shad Mayfield, who had the record before Webb broke it, is on an even better pace with more than $120,000.

The 2020 World Champion not only has his old record in his sights, but he is also looking to become the first tie-down roper ever to finish three straight regular seasons with more than $200,000.

Behind Mayfield, the reigning World Champion Webb is also in the Top 5 among a trio of cowboys who have been to at least three NFRs since 2020 - Ty Harris, John Douch and Marty Yates.

1. Shad Mayfield, $121,887

Mayfield won the first two Texas Swing Rodeos of 2024, Fort Worth and San Antonio, after finishing the 2023 season No. 3 in the PRCA World Standings. The 2020 World Champion has already made 12 runs in the 7s this season.

2. Ty Harris, $86,983

Harris’ won the biggest rodeo of the season by outdueling his brother Joel in Houston to win $50,000 on March 17. Since then, he has finished second in the Average at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo (Nevada) and third in the San Angelo Cinch-Chute Out.

3. Riley Webb, $78,670

Webb kicked off the 2024 season in November of 2023 by winning the Average at the Cook Rodeo Days (Texas). In the last few weeks, the reigning World Champion has surged once again by winning the Oakdale Saddle Club Rodeo (California) and Red Bluff Round-Up (California) as well as finishing fourth in San Angelo.

4. John Douch, $60,970

Douch won the Texas Circuit Finals on Oct. 13 to start the season the 2024 season and since then his home state has been good to him. The $18,750 Douch won in San Antonio makes up almost a third of his money but it was hard earned with four times of 8.1 seconds or faster. He also won the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out on April 20 with runs of 7.4 and 7.3 seconds.

5. Marty Yates, $59,358

Yates landed No. 7 in the PRCA World Standings at the end of the March following a third place finish in Houston that won him a total of $17,500 and has only improved from there. He won the Average at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo finished third at the Clovis Rodeo (California).

6. Tuf Cooper, $46,587

Cooper kicked off 2024 by making $10,821 at the National Western (Colorado) in January. He also made $4,500 in San Antonio and $5,000 in Houston while his lone win, La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros (Arizona), won him $13,456 between those two rodeos.

7. Joel Harris, $46,244

Harris won $27,250 in Houston after finishing second to his brother Ty in a rope off. His biggest payday outside of Houston was the Columbia River Circuit Finals where he made $7,532 for three straight Top 3 finishes and a win in the Average.

8. Haven Meged, $41,489

Meged won at least $5,000 in Fort Worth, San Antonio and Houston before he swung out West to win $3,000+ at the High Desert Stampede (Oregon) and Clark County Fair and Rodeo in April.

9. Brushton Minton, $40,892

Minton made $9,331 in April much thanks to a fifth place finish in the Average in Red Bluff and second place finish at Oakdale Saddle Club Rodeo. He also had two big wins before the calendar turned to 2024 at the Cinch Roping Fiesta (Texas) and California Circuit Finals each paid more than $7,000.

10. Chance Thiessen, $37,198

Thiessen’s first two rodeos of the year, the Cinch Roping Fiesta and Wilderness Circuit Finals, made him a total of $14,391 with a second and first place finish respectively. Following that he made more than $5,000 at the National Western as well as RodeoHouston.

11. Tom Crouse, $35,082

Since April 19, Crouse has won seven checks totaling $7,600. This month, he also has third place finish in San Angelo. During the Texas Swing, he also made the Finals in Fort Worth and San Antonio, where he won $7,500 at each.

12. Bryce Derrer, $33,650

The only rookie in the Top 15, Derrer has done so by winning $5,500 in San Antonio and $4,000 in Houston. This past weekend, he earned $2,700 at the Clovis Rodeo.

13. Westyn Hughes, $30,421

Hughes picked up a Texas Swing at Rodeo Austin which came with a check of $12,229. Hughes’ other win this year was at the SW District Fat Stock Show and Rodeo (Louisiana). He also $3,750 at RodeoHouston and $4,409 at the Cinch Roping Fiesta.

14. Dylan Hancock, $29,193

The 20-year-old’s biggest win of his career came at his hometown rodeo in San Angelo where he won with an aggregate time of 24.9 seconds on three. Hancock kept the momentum going the next weekend when he finished third in the Average at the Red Bluff Round-Up. Those two rodeos paid him $12,472 and $7,028. Dylan Hancock, 7.8, San Angelo Finals

15. Macon Murphy, $29,083

Louisiana native Macon Murphy has been making much of his money in Florida in 2024 as he has earned six checks worth about $10,000 total in the Sunshine State. He also won $10,250 at RodeoHouston.

16. Quade Hiatt, $27,820

Hiatt has won more than $2,000 at six different rodeos this season the most of which came at La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros, $8,781.

17. Hunter Herrin, $27,365

In the tightly packed World Standings, Herrin was able to move up 13 spots last week by winning more than $9,000 between Clovis and Lakeside (California). His best Texas Swing finish was third at Rodeo Austin.

18. Kincade Henry, $26,912

Henry has made three runs of 7.4 seconds this year and they have won him $6,995. During the Texas Swing, he won $8,500 in San Antonio.

19. Tyler Milligan, $25,360

Milligan is coming off his second best finish of the season, $4,764 for fourth place in the Average in Red Bluff. His best finish during the 2024 season is second in Fort Worth which paid $17,500.

20. Blane Cox, $23,329

Cox’s best stretch of the season came from March 9-23 when he placed at three different rodeos and won $7,000+ at three different rodeos. He also won $8,000 for a Finals appearance in San Antonio.

Standings current as of prorodeo.com on May 2 at 2:00 PM EST.

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The Texas Swing is over and the California Run is underway for the Top 20 steer wrestlers in the World.

May 01, 2024 02:16 PM

With the winter and spring coming to an end, it is only fair to recap the indoor rodeos and all their glory. Your Texas Swing Champions are sitting just right going into the Summer Run while the young guns are inching closer and closer to that Top 15. Take a look at your current Top 20 steer wrestlers in the PRCA World Standings.

No. 1 Dalton Massey, $68,137

Massey has returned to that No. 1 spot in the World. He took his success in Houston and carried it out west. He cashed in over $6,000 at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo after two smooth runs landed him second in the Average. He went on to pick up a Round win and finish second in the Average again at Clovis Rodeo to add another $14,000 to his earnings.

No. 2 Dakota Eldridge, $65,724

After coming off the huge win of RodeoHouston, Eldridge has been steady chipping away out west placing in Round 2 and the Average at his home state rodeo in Logandale, Nevada. In Red Bluff, he would do the same before a 6.0-second run in Clovis was enough for a Go-Round check.

No. 3 Stetson Jorgensen, $55,879

After placing in Houston, Jorgesen hustled to the pay window in San Angelo to round out his Texas Swing on a high. But it was at the Red Bluff Roundup where he hit the jackpot. Three sub-5 second runs and a 5.3 in the Finals made him your Red Bluff Champion, adding over $7,500 to his season earnings.

No. 4 Ty Erickson, $53,598

Although Erickson is now sidelined with an injury, he secured a place in the Top 5 thanks to a steady stream of pay days coming his way. Go-Round money in San Angelo kick started the momentum he carried into Clark County Fair and Rodeo where he won the Average. He topped the Average again at the Oakdale Saddle Club Rodeo before getting the win at the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out to the tune of $5,000.

No. 5 Will Lummus, $43,766

Lummus has set himself up to have the ability to be more selective in the rodeos he enters. This season, he took on the Texas Swing and a handful of smaller rodeos but his success early in the season has him sitting right where he wants to be. His latest payday came at the Okeechobee Cowtown Rodeo where a 4.6-second run was enough for second.

No. 6 JD Struxness, $41,961

Struxness had an impressive trip to Rodeo Austin where he claimed the title with a time of 11.8 seconds on three head. This win added over $13,500 to his season earnings. At the final leg of the Texas Swing Struxness finished third in the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out before cashing in yet again at the Henderson County First Responders PRCA Rodeo.

No. 7 Jacob Talley, $41,373

Talley’s win at the San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo has been followed up by Go-Round wins in Jackson, Mississippi and three more Texas rodeos including Houston, Austin and the Angelina Benefit Rodeo in Lufkin. In Lufkin, he wound up second in the Average to add $2,500 to his earnings.

No. 8 Stephen Culling, $39,970

Culling followed up his RodeoHouston success with a Go-Round check at the High Desert Stampede and winning Round 2 at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo. He also split the win at the San Angelo Cinch Chute-Out with a time of 4.3 seconds.

No. 9 Tanner Brunner, $38,603

Since Fort Worth, Brunner’s biggest payday came from the La Fiesta De Los Vaqueros in Arizona where he cashed in on more than $7,500. He added another $3,000 to his earnings at Rodeo Austin before he placed in the Go-Rounds at the Goliad County Fair and PRCA Rodeo along with the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo.

No. 10 Tyler Pearson, $39,228

The majority of Pearson’s success this season came early on but he has still picked up a few Go-Round wins this spring. This includes most recently the Angelina Benefit Rodeo. A 5.0-second run was second in Round 2 while a 10.1 on two head was fast enough to be fourth in the Average.

No. 11 Don Payne, $34,845

Payne’s last three paydays have come in his home state of Texas. Starting at the Ellis County Stock Show and Rodeo, he finished third with a 4.7-second run. He would earn almost $3,000 at the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo before pulling a Go-Round check at the Angelina Benefit Rodeo.

No. 12 Tucker Allen, $34,586

The Reserve Champion of RodeoHouston has found some more luck out west. A 5.5-second run in Cave Creek, Arizona was good enough for third and he ended up third in the Average at the Oakdale Saddle Club Rodeo just north in California. He went on to Lakeside, California and once again cashed in to be just outside the Top 10.

No. 13 Walt Arnold, $34,015

Arnold cashed in at the Rio Grande Valley Livestock Show and Rodeo before he took advantage of two California rodeos since the Texas Swing. His 3.9-second run at the Red Bluff Roundup landed him at the pay window before he found himself there again in Clovis.

No. 14 Jacob Edler, $28,252

After a slow winter, things turned around for Edler at Rodeo Austin. A 3.7-second run in the Finals put him second in the Average and added over $11,000 to his earnings. Since then, he has added another $3,500 to his earnings thanks to smooth runs in California, Nevada and Oregon.

No. 15 Clayton Hass, $27,035

A win at the Rio Grande Velley Livestock Show and Rodeo brought in $3,600 but more recently, Hass cinched two Go-Round wins, including the Finals and the Average at the Clovis Rodeo. This win bumped him into the Top 15 after paying out $13,000.

No. 16 Kyle Irwin, $25,377

Since RodeoHouston, Irwin has only attended five rodeo but added over $4,000 to his season earnings. His biggest check of those five rodeos came at the Southeastern Livestock Exposition when he stopped the clock at 4.0-seconds and it was worth $2,300.

No. 17 Travis Munro, $25,018

A successful winter has Munro just inside the Top 20. A steady flow of paydays from Rodeo Houston kept him there has he was steady through his Super Series. He has only been at three rodeos since and Munro is gunning for his first National Finals Rodeo qualification this season.

No. 18 Justin Shaffer, $24,623

The Texsa bull dogger has not had to go very far for recent success. A 4.0-second flat was good enough for a Go-Round check at Rodeo Austin before he was 4.3 a the Nacogdoches Pro Rodeo. The two runs combined added over $4,000 to his earnings.

No. 19 Cole Walker, $24,344

The No. 1 Resistol rookie is sitting inside the Top 20 in the World after a big Texas Swing win came his way. A 4.1 split the Finals at the San Angelo Stock Show and Rodeo and Walker left with over $7,000 added to his season earnings. He also placed at the Clark County Fair and Rodeo while finishing fourth at the Resistol Rookie Roundup just two weeks later.

No. 20 Cash Robb, $23,163

Your 2023 Resistol Rookie of the Year is trailing this year’s Rookie Race leader by just over $1,000. Robb had recent success in California when he finished second in the Final Round at Clovis Rodeo with an 8.3-second run.

Standings current as of prorodeo.com on May 1 at 2:00 PM EST.

World Rank | Name | Earnings

1. Dalton Massey, $68,137
2. Dakota Eldridge, $65,724
3. Stetson Jorgesen, $55,879
4. Ty Erickson, $53,597
5. Will Lummus, $43,766
6. JD Struxness , $41,960
7. Jacob Talley, $41,372
8. Stephen Culling, $39,970
9. Tanner Brunner, $38,602
10. Tyler Pearson, $38,240
11. Don Payne, $34,845
12. Tucker Allen, $34,586
13. Walt Arnold, $34,015
14. Jacob Edler, $28,251
15. Clayton Hass, $26,771
16. Kyle Irwin, $25,376
17. Travis Munro, $25,017
18. Justin Shaffer, $24,622
19. Cole Walker, $24,344
20. Cash Robb, $23,163

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Hey guys, I’m considering some job options in San Antonio.

What are some things to negotiate for a 1099 contract, they provide admin and a supervising provider. They pay per pt. No benefits at all. Thank you . $65 for new pts and 35 for follow ups.

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It’s not crazy much but it’s still pretty good tip. I haven’t been taking bs rides so I’ll be out parked somewhere for an hour sometimes, but only accept 1-2 actual rides. My acceptance and cancellation rate is garbage but idc… Uber stop sending poo poo offers.

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So, I have a 19 year old cousin from the Navajo reservation in Arizona staying with my family here in San Antonio to find better a better living situation than what she had in AZ. She's done with highschool and is trying to find a job to save up for college. No luck just yet with a good job and I worry that she hasnt been around her age group very much and is maybe getting depressed. She just plays video games and is glued to her phone most of the day, which was not be the case when she had first arrived. Im wondering what it is that a 19 year old girl that is not from this big city can do to connect socially with her age group in a healthy way. She was recently invited to Fiesta with some other kids shes been talking to online and I hardly think that's the safest or best influence. She likes cats, anime, jewlery, makeup, and singing rezzy songs. Just want to be a good older brother/cousin and see if I can help her find a positive friend group in the city. I want to suggest volunteering at an animal shelter, but maybe that's not social enough.

Anyone have any suggestions? I would greatly appreciate it.

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