#TOMAH TRACTOR PULLS PRO#

BSTP became associated with the Lucas Oil Pro Pulling League (PPL) in 2006. Besides pulling at the BSTP events which are now held in Wisconsin, Illinois, and Iowa, they can be seen pulling at some of the elite winter indoor pulls such as the National Farm Machinery Show in Louisville Kentucky, Midwest Winter Nationals in Gordyville USA / Gifford Illinois, and the Southern Illinois Winter Shoot Out in DuQuoin Illinois. Over the years BSTP has grown and many of BSTP’s pulling vehicles are now considered top contenders in the nation. In 1934, the Tomah community raised funds material and labor to build the Tomah Scout Cabin where we call home. Since 2014, the UW outreach group has handed out approximately 12,500 pair of earplugs at the event. The local Scouters group merged with Gateway Area Council in the 1920s and we were renumbered 72. Tractor pulls are motorsports with powerful, modified engines, and they are LOUD Many people at the Tomah Tractor Pull work on farms and have noisy hobbies such as hunting, but they are not reached by traditional hearing conservation programs. DVDs range from 25-30 or 100 for all pulls. Troop 72 started in March of 1914 as Tomah, Wisconsin Troop 1. Pay-per-view prices are the same as tickets, 40-45 or 150 for all pulls. Filming is from multiple angles with replays and score overlays.

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