WARRIOR RIZEN RANCH GENERAL WAIVER, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY

The undersigned, personally or on behalf of the individual(s) listed below, represents and agrees as follows:

1.The undersigned is either over the age of eighteen (18) personally and /or is over the age of eighteen (18) and is signing on behalf of an individuals under the age of eighteen (18) listed below for whom they are the parent or legal guardian.

2. This General Waiver, Assumption of Risk and Release of Liability (the "Release") covers and applies to all activities engaged in while on the property owned, operated and/or managed by, or in any way related to, (the "Ranch"), including, but not limited to, the following activities (the "Activities"): hunting, shooting, fishing, swimming, hiking, rodeos, horseback riding, the riding of all-terrain vehicles, snowmobiles and other similar vehicles and machinery, food service, buggy rides, calf roping, and all similar or related activities, which the undersigned may participate in or observe. 3. The undersigned is aware that risks and dangers are inherent in the Activities and that unanticipated and unexpected dangers and risks may arise during such Activities. Such harm may include serious bodily injury, property damage, or even death. In addition, the undersigned has not and will not rely on any statements or representations from the Ranch or its agents, employees, or representatives regarding the condition or safety of the horses, other animals, wild or domestic vehicles, machinery or any other equipment provided by the Ranch or by any other party. Specifically with respect to trained animals, the undersigned acknowledges that all such animals are capable of inflicting harm on persons associating with them. The undersigned also hereby acknowledges reading and understanding the attached Exhibit A with respect to horse and rodeo-related activities. 4.Despite the inherent risks and dangers associated with the Activities, the undersigned hereby accepts and assumes such risks and dangers and agrees to the terms of this agreement in order to participate in the Activities, with the realization that the undersigned has the alternative of choosing not to participate in the Activities. Therefore, the undersigned and their heirs, agents, executors, administrators, and assigns hereby agree to indemnify, hold harmless, and to release and waive Warrior Rizen Ranch, LLC, 5 S Land & Livestock, LLC, Porterville Acres, LLC, Schlichte Family Limited Partnership, Schlichte Family Investments, LLC and John & Barbara Schlichte, and all of their affiliates, insurers, employees, agents, representatives, partners, members, managers, officers, directors, as well as the property owner of the property on which the Activities occur (together "Schlichte"), from all claims, losses, injuries, damages, property damage, expenses and liabilities of every kind, including claims for contribution, which result from, relate to, arise out of, or are in anyway associated with the Activities. The duty to indemnify includes the obligation to defend and pay reasonable costs and attorneys' fees incurred to defend against such liability. 5.The undersigned represents and agrees that he or she shall be responsible for any expenses incurred or damages suffered as a consequence of any personal injury or property loss or damage, and that he or she does, in fact, carry adequate accident and health insurance for this purpose and that he or she shall not hold Schlichte responsible for any of such expenses.

6. This is legally binding document and is intended, among other things, to protect Schlichte from claims for damages, losses or injuries to persons, property, or otherwise. The undersigned understands that this agreement is to be broadly construed to protect Schlichte. Furthermore, the undersigned understands that his or her signature on this agreement terminates his or her right to bring a lawsuit or any other action regarding damages, loss, injury or death resulting from, relating to, arising out of or in any way associated with, the Activities. 7. This agreement is intended to comply with all applicable common law, state and federal laws, rules and regulations. In the event any portion of this is deemed to violate applicable law, the remainder of the agreement shall continue to be enforceable in accordance with the terms set forth herein.

8.The undersigned hereby gives his or her consent to be treated, or to treat the minor(s) whose name is stated herein, by a physician or surgeon in case of sudden illness or injury while participating in the Activities and that the cost will be at the expense of the undersigned. 9. From time to time, the ranch will take video, photographs or gather other types of media to be used in promoting material. The undersigned agrees to allow the ranch to use any media in a responsible and professional manner to promote ranch activities. If the undersigned finds media of themselves to be objectionable, the ranch will remove media within 30 days of a written request. 10. Lastly, the undersigned agrees to comply with all rules of safety and instruction of Schlichte or any of its agents, employees, and representatives with regard to the use of horses, vehicles, equipment and property. If, in the opinion of Schlichte, the conduct of the undersigned, or the person on whose behalf the undersigned has executed this agreement, is such that the risk or danger of personal injury or property damage is increased, then the undersigned hereby consents to the immediate termination of the Activities.

IHEREBY CERTIFY THAT I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THIS WAIVER, ASSUMPTION OF RISK AND RELEASE OF LIABILITY AND HEREBY AGREE TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS.

List Individuals Under Age 18:

HORSE AND RODEO RELATED ACTIVITIES COME WITH THIS WARNING.

I am hereby advised to purchase and wear a well-fitted helmet, hard hat or similar protective head gear fastened securely under the chin, while working around or riding horses or participating in rodeos to prevent injuries. I am hereby advised to always wear hard-soled, fully enclosed shoes or boots and socks to protect feet, and long pants to protect legs while working around or riding horses or participating in rodeos.

SECTION B. THE NATURE AND PHYSCIAL CHARACTER OF THE HORSE

While domesticated, well trained horses are usually obedient, docile and affectionate, it is important to understand that their survival instincts are what have allowed that horse to survive from the prehistoric times to the present day. With respect to rodeos, because of the nature of certain rodeo activities, the animals involved may be hostile and violent. Accordingly: I am advised that these animals are unpredictable by nature, with minds of their own, as are all animals both domestic and wild. These animals are often somewhat high strung and nervous by nature. These animals are extremely strong and powerful physically and are extremely heavy weighing from 600 to 1300 pounds on the average or more in the case of certain rodeo animals. I am advised to use extreme caution while working around or riding these animals and to show them the utmost respect I am advised that when such an animal is frightened, angry, under stress or feels threatened it is often the animal's instinct to jump forward or sideways, to run away from danger at a trot or gallop of speeds of up to 35 miles per hour. I am advised that when such an animal is frightened or feels threatened from behind, it may kick straight back, sideways in either direction, or even forward with either of its hind legs with tremendous force.

4.I am advised that when such an animal is frightened or feels threatened from above or on its back, it may hunch its back in a way that could throw a rider to the ground with tremendous force. A fall from such an animal will usually be from a height of 3 to 6 feet. 5.I am advised that when such an animal is frightened or feels threatened from the front, it will naturally react by rearing up its front legs, strike with one or both front legs, bite with its teeth, throw its head up or from side to side, or run directly over whatever it fears in front of it. I am advised that a human must always approach these animals calmly and quietly and cautiously, preferably from near its shoulder or lower neck, talking soothingly to it. I am advised that loud and/or sudden unexpected movements, dropping of objects near such an animal, approaching vehicles or animals or people, ill-fitted equipment or physical pain can provoke these animals to react according to its natural protective instincts and that such reaction may be dangerous.

I am advised that the first signs of anger or fear in such an animal are the sudden tensing of the muscles of the body, possibly laying its ears flat back against its head, or quickly tossing or raising its head, or sudden snorting through the nostrils accompanying at least one other warning sign. I am advised that many of these animals can see independently with each eye, actually looking in one direction with one eye and another with the other eye, or it can focus both eyes on one object somewhere in front of it; that usually the direction the ear is pointing will tell an observer where the eye is looking on the same side, and consequently on what the animal is likely concentrating on at that moment.

10.Iam advised that many of these animals have two blind areas around them. I cannot see directly behind it or what it is eating. This is the reason it is best to approach these animals close to the shoulder, and never to surprise them from the rear, or to reach first for the animal's mouth. 11.I am advised that while such an animal is usually very sure-footed by nature, it may accidentally step on an object such as a human foot when it is balancing itself or turning about; also that if it is ridden or worked on unstable ground or slippery grass or footing it could fall down injuring a rider or handler.

I HAVE READ AND UNDERSTOOD THE ABOVE WARNINGS CONCERNING PROTECTIVE ATTIRE AND THE NATURE AND PHYSICAL CHARACTER OF THE HORSE AND RODEO ANIMALS.

OR

(if signing as Parent or Guardian)