Taos Muncy is 5ft 10 inches and weighs 155 pounds...Parents to Taos are Blaine and Johnnie Muncy both were rodeo competitors, Blaine in all three roughstock events and Johnnie as a breakaway roper and a barrel racer...Sister, Jordan, won the National High School Finals championship in barrel racing in 2006 and is also on the Oklahoma Panhandle State University rodeo team ... The Muncy family was featured in a coffeetable book Making a Hand: Growing Up Cowboy in New Mexico, from Museum of New Mexico Press...Muncy got the first name Taos because he was born about the time of the Taos Days Rodeo and his father knew a bull rider named Taos...Although primarily a saddle bronc rider, Muncy has also competed at the college level in bareback riding, bull riding and tie-down roping...ProRodeo role models are Steve Dollarhide and Justen Washburn and Mike Outhier...Travels with Isaac Diaz and Mike Outhier..Set an arena record at the 2008 San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo with a 92-point ride on Kesler Championship Rodeo's Cool Alley on the final day; it allowed him to finish third in the average... Broke both bones in his right leg during competition at the Red Bluff (Calif.) Roundup on April 20, 2008 and had a rod inserted in surgery performed in Redding, Calif. He was in fifth place in the PRCA World Standings at the time of the injury.