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Eight seconds

Camas bull rider seeks donations to help continue his dream of becoming world champion

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Cody Hudson of Camas placed sixth in the first round of the High School National Finals in Gillette, Wyo., recently. Hudson is seeking sponsorships from the community, so that he can continue bull riding after a series of economic hardships that hit his family.

Eight seconds. It doesn’t seem like much, but that is the amount of time when a bull rider must hold on for dear life, or risk being injured or killed.

Eight seconds of joy, bliss, anticipation, dread and triumph.

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