Buck Off Bullying

Buck Off Bullying usually does the Salvation Army Angel Tree, but this year we're doing something a little different. An 18-year-old young man close to us very recently lost his father and is now stepping in to be the man of the house, essentially raising his three younger siblings due to his other parent's long-standing struggling with addiction. We'd like to surprise them with some Christmas magic and not only take only some of the stress off of him, but make their season a little brighter. If you'd like to donate or even just write them a card, anything would be appreciated. I'll drop our Venmo in the comments and am always happy to provide copies of receipts for where donations are going! 🎄🪽 🎁

Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours from Buck Off Bullying!

Today and every day, thank you. 🦅🇺🇸

Boone took on his first ever speaking role in a play that opens tomorrow, and-- fittingly-- it's centered around the Code of the West. It's been an experience AND an experiment, since it's being done in a "fourth wall down" style. Come check it out this weekend or next at Casper Theater Company!

"Where did the idea for Buck Off Bullying come from?" is a question we get pretty frequently. Boone started being bullied in preschool, and this incident happened in kindergarten. It took three more years of it for us to start . We're not always popular because no one ever wants to admit systemic failures, but we're not here to be popular. We're here to start conversations and create change. If that makes you mad, you should probably ask yourself why.

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As long as the people who matter know, you're golden. Everyone/everything else is just noise. Don't let anyone steal your peace.

Reach out if you're struggling.

Tyler Crystal lost his life doing the thing he loved most-- riding ranch broncs. He was just 15, Boone's age, so consider donating to his family to ease their financial burden burden, if you can!

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Donate to Support Tyler Crystal's Family in Grief, organized by Sloan Curtis Tyler Crystal was the kindest kid with the biggest heart for every person he met.… Sloan Curtis needs your support for Support Tyler Crystal's Family in Grief

Is that a Buck Off Bullying bracelet on Representative Harriet Hageman? Why, yes it is. 🥰

It's officially Buck Off Bullying Day in Wyoming, and we couldn't be more honored!

"Now, therefore, I, Mark Gordon, Governor of the State of Wyoming, do hereby proclaim September 23, 2025 to be Buck Off Bullying Day in Wyoming, and encourage all citizens to join in this vital effort to end bullying in all its forms and promote kindness, compassion, and resilience in every corner of our great state."

I hadn't posted yet because I didn't have the words for what unfolded on Wednesday. I still don't, but silence in the face of hate isn't what we do. After I sobbed through Erika Kirk's statement, I allowed her quiet rage and unshakeable faith to fan the flames of the fire that's catching not only across our country, but around the world. I dried my tears and steeled my backbone, and I turned her pain and my outrage into my battle cry. For years, I've been pretty middle of the road. I'm more libertarian than Republican, but there have been admittedly very few issues on which I've agreed with modern-day Democrats. Now, this is no longer about left versus right. It's about civility versus savagery. Good versus evil. It's about no longer abiding a social climate that's hellbent on indoctrinating our children into weakness and hatefulness and bullying people into silence for the sake of someone else's feelings, which are often devoid of facts. No one should quietly accept or tolerate the gleeful celebration of a man's murder. A man who only wanted to TALK to people. Who used civil discourse to move hearts and minds and laid down his life for his beliefs and whose words have been cherry-picked and twisted into things he never meant or stood for. It's time to take back the narrative and honor what Charlie Kirk started-- a movement to reclaim the roots and soul of our country. It's time to be patriots, in the truest sense of the word. Use your voice, and use it loudly. Hate will not win, and America will not fall to people who hate it and everything it once stood for-- faith, family, freedom.