Attendance was slightly down for the 33rd Annual Budweiser Dairyland Super National Truck and Tractor Pull last weekend, but not enough to discourage members of the Monroe County Agricultural Society.
The Monroe County Agricultural Society reported a total weekend attendance of 63,104 spectators over three days and six shows, which is an eight percent drop from 2007. Zebro said that flooding, along with other factors, most contributed to the slight attendance drop.
“Dealing with what we had to deal with, it is not a big deal,” Tomah Tractor Pull Marketing Director Julie Zebro said. “There were natural disasters in two states that are prime for spectators. The weather wasn’t on our side, and gas prices had to affect it somewhat.”
Zebro said that the slight drop in attendance was expected, and is no cause for concern.
“We aren’t really worried about it,” Zebro said. “You always like to see (attendance) get better, but we knew going in that with flood damage, it would probably be down.”

