 6'1". Well, so look at those steers coming out. They're 600, 700 pounds. That's a lot of beef to throw down to the ground when you're on a horse going 20 miles an hour and have to stop it completely and get it to lay down. I'm amazed how they're able to get them up in the air and flip them because that is a lot of weight. Your hips and knees and ankles take a beating. Just think about your arms and your ribs. You take a set of horns to the ribs.