(Weston Gene Crow-Tucker)
Mr. CGRA 2022
Mr. IGRA 2023
Weston Crow-Tucker was born in the small town of Eads, CO a town of about 700 people. He grew up on a 6,400 acre cattle ranch doing rodeo and living the rural small town lifestyle. In high school he was involved in many extra curricular activities including FFA where he showed livestock as well as played basketball, ran track, and a few years of football. From there he went to college at Northeastern Junior College where he got my Associates of Science with an emphasis in Athletic Training.
In 2014 He moved to Denver following his career in healthcare, which is where he found out about the gay rodeo association and has been a part of it in one way or another ever since. He moved to texas in the middle of quarantine in 2020 just outside Fort Worth and fell in love. He left for about a year but realized that Texas is where he was happiest and has since gone back to follow his dream of being a Texan. He now is travel nursing in DFW area and helping take care of his family ranch where he has his horse as well.
Weston enjoys spending most of his time with his friends (chosen family), going to rodeos whether he is watching, competing, or working, and loves to go to the lake boating with friends or a nice weekend camping. He always thinks of what his mother used to say, "you are a gypsy soul," and believes this is so true as he doesn't stay complacent in one place for very long. He believes that this, along with his outgoing personality, love of rodeo, and general love for people is what has brought him to where he is now.