Huntsville Prison Rodeo

The Texas State Prison hosts its 32nd annual rodeo, where inmates perform in a thrilling event. Participants earn a small daily fee, and the event draws large crowds. The proceeds benefit the Prisoners' Welfare Fund, which turned a profit this year.

What is the primary purpose of the Texas State Prison rodeo?

• To showcase the skills of professional cowboys

• To provide a day out for prisoners

• To raise funds for the Prisoners' Welfare Fund

• To entertain the general public

How much do the inmates earn per day for participating in the rodeo?

• Twenty dollars

• Fifteen dollars

• Five dollars

• Ten dollars

What draws the large crowds to the Texas State Prison rodeo?

• The unique location of the rodeo

• The opportunity to support a good cause

• The thrilling and dangerous events

• The chance to see famous cowboys

What is the main challenge faced by the convict cowboys during the rodeo?

• Performing in front of a large audience

• Winning the approval of the prison authorities

• Riding bulls that want them off their backs

• Competing against professional cowboys

What happens to the proceeds from the rodeo?

• They are donated to a local charity

• They go to the Prisoners' Welfare Fund

• They are given to the winning cowboys

• They are used to improve the prison facilities