Every bull catcher has a war story, especially when you work in a job where you have to take the bull by the horns, literally.

Some injuries can be fatal but luckily for Scanner, his very close encounter with his nether regions won't leave him with any lasting problems. #OutbackRinger

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Outback Ringer follows a handful of brave men and women making a living catching feral bulls and buffalo in the desolate Australian outback. It's a high-risk, dangerous job, filled with high-reward and a hell of a lot of deal-making.

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I've had bulls stuck their horn through me legs, arms, everything else, you know. I nearly bled to death on about three times.
The sharp tip of the horn went like that and just grazed up her face. If that had been an inch or a centimetre inwards, you know, we probably wouldn't have Liz with us today.
LACH: I've seen Charlie get horned.
I got the scars to prove it. (LAUGHS)
Pete get horned. I've been horned. Yeah, we all just been horned.
The latest ringer to fall victim to a bull's horn is Scanner, one of Lach's team.
It just happened like that. I didn't even know he'd been horned. I went and saw him and, yeah,
he was bleeding out the... Bleeding out in the... in the middle area there. Yeah.

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