So you want to be a rodeo cowboy...
There are many different associations, schools and rodeos to attend throughout North America every year, however it can be frustrating trying to find out where to start. This page is dedicated to try to help you in your quest to get involved with the great sport of rodeo.
One of the first things that you should investigate, if your intent is to get involved with rodeo, is the availability of a quality rodeo school. These schools are taught by highly decorated rodeo cowboys who have enjoyed various levels of success in the sport already. These schools can help give you the advantage you need to become competitive in rodeo.
It will then become important to research various associations and rodeos in your area where you may be able to participate. There is a complete list of Rawhide Rodeos on our tour schedule pages, and more can be accessed by following the association links located on our links page. These links will inform you on how to become a member of a recognized rodeo association along with some general information about the sport.
If you are still a high school student, one of the best ways to get involved in rodeo and to make great friends, is to join a high school rodeo association. The National High School Rodeo Association (NHSRA) is made up of individual state and province high school rodeo associations. The NHSRA also has a Wrangler Junior Division for students in grades 6, 7 & 8. These associations allow you to compete for points and scholarship money and are a great way to gain experience before joining a professional association.
Good luck and we hope to see you down the rodeo trail!
If you have an event that you would like to advertise, please send an email to us with your complete event information.
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Dates: March 23-25, 2011 and March 25-27, 2011 Molly Powell is a multiple time qualifier to the National Finals Rodeo (NFR) she has a long and very impressive resume on many different horses. She keeps her clinics small only allowing 20 riders so that there is more one on one interaction. The clinic will start on the 23rd at 6:30pm- 7pm. The fee of the clinic includes all meals for the entire clinic, stall, and all the knowledge you can soak up from Molly. Clinic fee is $475.00 the deposit is $250.00. Please make cheques out to Tamaran Gray and mail to: Tamaran Gray For more information contact Tamaran Gray at 519-766-6079 or tamarangray@hotmail.com. |
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3 Days Instruction, Indoors, Heated. Roping to Win Clinic Cost: $400 For more information on this event contact Dawn Civiero at 416-520 - 7761 or dawn@dnrcanada.com |
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Featured Events: Bull Riding / Steer Riding |
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Featured Events: Saddle Bronc Riding / Bareback Bronc Riding |
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Featured Events: Bull Riding / Steer Riding / Bullfighting
Brandon Moore - 2008 Rawhide Rodeo Extreme Tour Finals Bull Riding Champion, 2002 & 2005 ORA Year-End Champion Bull Rider Bonus: Clinic attendees who have not yet been a member of the ORA will receive a 50% discount on their 2011 membership!
To register online visit: http://www.bramersrodeo.com/store/events-and-schools.html |
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