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President’s Corner
Scott Tuggle -
President
President's Letter
Hi Cutters:
It is about time to start showing again. Our first show is
2/26/22. Bo and I are ready to go. It was a great year
last year. We had several members that qualified and
attended the circuit finals in November at Bonina Ranch
on the outskirts of Eltopia. I am hopeful we will have the
same this year. Our region for the circuit has changed
from Redwood to Pioneer which includes: Oregon, Washington,
Idaho, and Northern Utah. The Circuit final’s location is
still to be determined for 2022.
The Western Nationals will be in Reno from 5/19-28/2022. We
may have to adjust our May show. I will be checking with
members at our first show to try and get an idea on who
plans to attend the nationals.
I have felt inflated financially lately and I am sure you
all have too. We were notified by Coleman’s that our
cattle fees are increasing by $5.00 per cow, which increases
our two cows per cutter to $10.00. The club’s pay
schedule for what we have been paying judges has been
behind, so we have increased what we are paying judges
in 2022. With that being said we had to raise our total
entry fees by $15.00. It was a hard decision that the
board had to make, but necessary to keep the quality of the
cutting as high or higher than last year.
Looking forward to hanging out and seeing everyone again.
See you soon.
Scott
Tuggle CRCC President 503-201-4058
scott.tuggle@gmail.com
President's Bio

Hi Cutters,
I will be
your president for 2022, and I would like to tell you a
little bit about myself. I grew up mostly in Woodburn,
Oregon and after graduating from OSU with BS in business I
married my high school sweetheart Cara Rose Tuggle.
From there I was a field representative for a grass seed
company and then started a trucking company in 2006. I am
retired from that now and I help Cara run the horse training
facility. Being married to Cara, I have had my finger on the
pulse of the cutting industry for 35 years. I have seen the
ups and downs and feel we are in an upswing now. This means
more cutting and more fun.
I spent several years
training to ride my mule in the woods hunting and trail
riding. After retirement from trucking, I decided to start
cutting. After all, I do have a close relationship with a
trainer.
Looking forward to meeting and seeing
everyone in 2022.
Thank you,
Scott Tuggle CRCC President
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