Hunter Cure is a highly accomplished and renowned professional athlete in the world of steer wrestling, having secured the title of two-time world champion within the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) circuit. As an unwavering competitor, Hunter dedicates more than six months of each year to traveling extensively for rodeo events, exposing himself to the unpredictability of income generation, all while maintaining his roles as a devoted husband and father, rooted in his Texas home.
In 2006, Hunter entered into a lifelong commitment with his wife, Bristi, forging a strong partnership that has withstood the tests of time. Both Hunter and Bristi share a deep connection to their alma mater, Texas Tech, where they were actively engaged in the university's esteemed rodeo team. Bristi, displaying her own athletic prowess, competed in barrel racing and earned both a bachelor's and master's degree in communications. Within Hunter's family lineage, his uncle Joe Howard Williamson has earned multiple world championships in cutting, adding to the rich tradition of excellence that surrounds him.
Beyond his professional rodeo pursuits, Hunter oversees a thriving ranch in Holliday, Texas, where he meticulously tends to cattle and supplies stock for various steer wrestling competitions. Notable events, such as those held in San Antonio, Fort Worth, San Angelo, Houston, and the esteemed Timed Event Championships in Guthrie, Oklahoma, benefit from Hunter's expertise and dedication.
Outside of the rodeo arena, Hunter indulges in his passion for hunting, specifically targeting deer and wild hogs. To satisfy his palate, Hunter favors the culinary delights offered by Outback Steakhouse, with his ultimate culinary indulgence being a perfectly cooked, mouthwatering steak. This personal preference is a testament to his appreciation for the finest flavors and the rewards of a well-deserved meal after enduring the rigors of professional rodeo life.