MILAN, Minn. – It’s been eight years since J.D. Struxness earned his first qualification to the National Finals Rodeo.
From a 21-year-old college student to a family man and father of two little girls, a great deal has changed for the Minnesota cowboy who makes his living wrestling steers and chasing his rodeo dreams.
“We’ve got a family all on board, and with all the family support I’ve had the last few years, I’ve made some changes to dedicate myself to trying to make these consecutive trips to the NFR,” said Struxness, 29, of Milan, now living in Perrin, Texas, with his wife, Jayden, and th...
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