Only One More Day Left to Vote, click Here! Animal Planet to Feature UW Bareback Rider The harrowing accident of University of Wyoming bareback rider Bucky Dickson will be featured Sunday, Aug. 17, on the Animal Planet's weekly series "Untamed and Uncut." Dickson, who will be a sophomore when classes resume at UW later this month, was kicked in the head at April's Ropin' and Riggin' Days Rodeo in Casper. He survived with just a broken jaw. See Story. (UWPhoto)

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