With the success of last year's Energy Dodge Dakota Buttar Invitational, the event was boosted up to a two-night show in 2025, along with being made the biggest purse on the PBR Canada Touring Pro Division calendar this season.
On Thursday, Country 104 morning show host Nick Cooper had Buttar, and event promotor Pete Gebraad on the air to give one final hype up before things start Friday night and continue into Saturday.
Breaking out a toy stashed away for months, Nick had some fun with the PBR superstar and his team:
The PBR branded toy is pretty cool, but as males in the twenty first century, naturally the next question for Nick and me was if there is a PBR video game.
One quick google search uncovered multiple generations of "8 to Glory: The Official Game of the PBR", including a mobile game that was downloaded before we could even find out if Buttar was on the roster.
Listen below to this week's Scoop with Coop as we talked more about the game that you probably didn't know existed either. Kindersley's second annual PBR event is on tonight and tomorrow, and you can get your tickets in advance at Castle Building in Kindersley or at the door.