Heath Davis, owner and founder of High Steel Rodeo Productions was born and raised in West Farmington, Ohio. His passion for livestock and the rodeo industry started at a very young age. At the age of 17, Heath started riding bulls and continued to ride for ten years, six of which were professional in several organizations where he won numerous awards and buckles.

After the birth of his first daughter, Heath took a step back from bull riding to pursue his dreams of owning Bloomfield Livestock Auction with his daughters by his side. Owning the sale barn led Heath back to his passion for rodeo life and bucking bulls, giving him the opportunity to build High Steel Rodeo Productions into the “2019 SEBRA New Outdoor Show of the Year.” Heath started High Steel Rodeo Productions in 2018 with only one event for the year. Coming into 2024, being his sixth year of owning the rodeo, he has expanded to six home rodeos per year and multiple rodeos across northeast Ohio. Along with owning the rodeo, he also proudly raises all of High Steel Rodeo’s bulls in his hometown of West Farmington, Ohio. Heath’s bucking bulls not only buck for High Steel Rodeo Productions, but also travel all over the United States bucking at rodeos all year round. His passion and love for bucking bulls has helped him achieve SEBRA’s “Stock Contractor of the Year” three times!

A true testament to Heath’s passion for bucking bulls is #19, known as Highway 87 to the rodeo world or to the Davis girls, Orangey. #19 has achieved SEBRA’s “Bucking Bull of the Year'' twice and continues to impress in the PBR circuit in 2024. Not only has #19 fueled Heath’s passion more but he has also lit a fire in his daughters for the same drive.

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In 2022, Heath expanded his sale barns by purchasing Damascus Stockyards in Salem, OH. He is currently in the process of making improvements to the Damascus facility and plans to continue to improve the livestock auction market in Salem, OH.