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Buckle bunny

Slang

Meaning
Wyoming/rodeo-country term for a woman who chases rodeo cowboys.
Type
Slang
Used in
Wyoming, Montana, Texas

What does “Buckle bunny” mean

A buckle bunny is a rodeo groupie — a woman drawn to cowboys, especially those wearing the oversized championship belt buckles awarded at PRCA and college rodeo events. The term emerged in late-20th-century rodeo culture and is most current in Wyoming, Texas, and Alberta, where rodeo is a year-round subculture. Used playfully or cuttingly depending on tone; rarely heard outside cowboy country.

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