Watch LIVE: Wrangler National Finals Rodeo 2017 Live Stream HD Streaming

The Wrangler National Finals Rodeo begins on Thursday, and CBS Sports Network will be there for all of it. The 10-round event will go on from Dec. 7-16 in Las Vegas, Nevada and will feature the top 15 contestants in everything from bull riding to steer wrestling. Contestants are seeking $10 million in prize money at the Thomas & Mack Center. Former world champions and multiple defending champs will saddle up to fight for their portion of the $200,000 prize purse. And we’ll be live all three days so you won’t have to miss a second of the action. Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR) and, as the Official Truck of the WNFR and Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) for 35 years, the Ram Truck brand will be there

Ram Truck is bringing several interactive fan experiences to Las Vegas Dec. 1-10 for WNFR, in support of the Ram Rodeo Series. Rodeo and truck fans can take part in numerous activities around the Las Vegas strip, including performances by country music artist Natalie Stoval and the Drive every night, daily autograph signings by various country music artists, nightly WNFR viewing parties, truck displays and a new interactive Ram virtual reality 360 experience.

Local and tourist rodeo enthusiasts are invited to saddle up for Gary Leffew’s Bucking BallSM event at Tropicana Las Vegas this December.  In honor of the 2017 Wrangler National Finals Rodeo (WNFR), this ten day event will boot scoot into the Trinidad Pavilion and feature a series of nightly activities – for the ultimate Western lifestyle rodeo affair. “We are honored to be a part of Gary Leffew’s Bucking BallSM and contributing to a monumental experience from this legendary professional rodeo personality,” said Aaron Rosenthal, VP and General Manager for Tropicana Las Vegas.  “This is one of the many ways we are continuing to bring new and exciting experiences to Tropicana and more importantly to our guests.

WPRA world barrel racing titles, Sherry Cervi may have some extra motivation entering this year’s Chute-Out: the Marana, Arizona, native finished a mere $1,931 short of qualifying for 2017 NFR. Cervi is the first WPRA athlete to cross $3 million in career earnings, and she has an astounding 19 National Finals Rodeo qualifications to her credit. As legendary as they come in rodeo, Cervi has appeared less frequently in recent years, so an opportunity to watch barrel racing’s best will be a real treat for the Las Vegas

The NFR has been great for the city, and the city has been great for the rodeo,” Gaughan said. “Having the NFR in Las Vegas has really changed the month of December in Las Vegas. December used to be a slow month here, and now December is always my best month every year. Hosting the PRCA National Convention