PRCA Wilderness Circuit

06/03/2026

The summer run is officially in full force!

Listed below are the June rodeos in the Wilderness Circuit that have been approved and advertised. If you’re in the area, we highly recommend stopping by and supporting these committees while enjoying some great rodeo action.

One of the best things about the Wilderness Circuit is that no two rodeos are exactly alike. Each one has its own personality, traditions, and atmosphere, making every stop a unique experience for contestants and fans alike.

Whether you’re cheering from the stands, helping behind the scenes, or making your own run down the road, we wish everyone safe travels and a successful June rodeo season.

Black Diamond Rodeo
Price, Utah
June 5-6, 2026

Eagle Rodeo
Eagle, Idaho
June 10-13, 2026

Pony Express Rodeo
Eagle Mountain, Utah
June 11-13, 2026

San Juan Stampede
Monticello, Utah
June 11-13, 2026

Ridgeview Pro Rodeo
Driggs, Idaho
June 12-13, 2026

Fallon’s 3C PRCA Rodeo
Fallon Nevada
June 16-17, 2026

Snake River Stampede
Nampa Idaho
June 16-20, 2026

Strawberry Days Rodeo
Pleasant Grove, Utah
June 17-20, 2026

Vernal’s Dinosaur Round Up
Vernal, Utah
June 18-20, 2026

Silver State Stampede
Elko, Nevada
June 19-21,2026

Reno Rodeo
Reno, Nevada
June 19-27, 2026

Lehi Roundup
Lehi, Utah
June 24-27, 2026

Daniel Dopps Memorial PRCA Rodeo
Mountain Home, Idaho
June 26-27, 2026

Treasure Valley Rodeo
Meridian, Idaho
June 26-27, 2026

Days of the Old West Rodeo
Delta, Utah
June 26-27, 2026

Mackay PRCA Rodeo
Mackay, Idaho
June 26-27, 2026

05/27/2026

Moab Utah

05/04/2026

May is here, and that means the Wilderness Circuit Rodeo season is kicking off in full force.

Each weekend is packed with top tier professional rodeo action, bringing together some of the best cowboys and cowgirls in the sport:

May 15–16
📍 Beehive Roundup – Richfield, Utah

May 22–23
📍 Bannock County PRCA Rodeo – Pocatello, Idaho

May 28–30
📍 Fort Herriman PRCA Rodeo – Herriman, Utah

May 29–30
📍 Heritage Rodeo – Kanab, Utah

May 29–31
📍 Canyonlands PRCA Rodeo – Moab, Utah

Tickets are still available for all listed rodeos don’t miss your chance to be part of an exciting month of competition and community.

Just a reminder Cowboys and Cowgirls to get your circuit dues paid. Dues are $50 if paid by July 1st.

Mail payments to:
PRCA Wilderness Circuit
PO Box 597
Heber City, Utah 84032

Or Venmo:
(Please include your name in the memo)

We look forward to seeing everyone on the road this May.

04/25/2026

04/22/2026

He’s a machine 🦾

02/23/2026

Cowboys and Cowgirls,

The Clark County Fair & Rodeo in Logandale Nevada is just 43 days away, and the 2026 season is approaching quickly.

As we get ready for another year of competition, now is a great time to take care of your Wilderness Circuit dues while they are still only $50. Getting this handled early helps ensure you’re set and ready when the season kicks off.

Please send payments to:

PRCA Wilderness Circuit
PO Box 597
Heber City, UT 84032

Or Venmo:
(Please include your name in the memo.)

We’re looking forward to seeing everyone back in Logandale and starting the 2026 season strong. Let’s make it a great one.

02/21/2026

Quiet Grit & Big Goals

There’s something steady about a young man who knows exactly what he wants, from Rupert Idaho meet Brey Yore.

At just 22 years old, he’s already carving out his place in the rodeo world not with a lot of noise, but with consistency, horsepower, and grit.

He currently makes his living rodeoing and training rope horses. No side hustle. No backup plan. Just a rope in his hand and horses in the barn. And when he says he doesn’t have many bills and everything he owns is paid off, you realize he’s building his life with intention. Simple. Focused. Earned.

Outside of competition, nothing really changes. He’s still training horses. Still being a cowboy. For some, rodeo is an event. For him, it’s a lifestyle.

Like many competitors, he keeps a few traditions close. One rule he won’t break? Don’t ever put your hat on the bed. Some things you just don’t test.

The 2025 season marked a turning point. A strong second-place finish at the iconic Reno Rodeo helped propel him to a Wilderness Circuit year end title an accomplishment he considers the biggest of his year. Winning the circuit isn’t luck. It’s miles, consistency, and winning when it matters.

He may come across as quiet, but there’s more there than people expect. He’ll tell you himself he does talk. And yes, he even smiles once in a while. He just prefers to let his work speak first.

Looking ahead to 2026, his goals aren’t flashy they’re foundational. He wants to make a living with his rope. He wants to have one of the best horses going down the road. In rodeo, that’s the dream: great horses, steady checks, and the freedom to keep going.

When asked how he handles the mental and physical demands of rodeo, his answer says a lot about his perspective: remember how good life really is and that it could always be worse. Gratitude keeps the pressure in check.

And maybe the most important thing he’s learned along the way? Life goes on. You won’t win money at every rodeo. It’s not the end of the world.

That mindset more than any buckle is what builds longevity.

He’s young. He’s hungry. And he understands that success isn’t about one big moment. It’s about showing up again and again, building good horses, and keeping your hat off the bed.

The future looks steady for this Wilderness Circuit cowboy he is currently sitting 11th in the 2026 world standings and steady wins lasts.

01/07/2026

The 2026 rodeo season is officially here! 🔥

Looking at the Top 60 Playoff Rodeo Series, it’s hard not to notice that some of the very biggest rodeos are coming straight out of the Wilderness Circuit. Big stages, big money, and even bigger moments.

Which one of these rodeos is your favorite? and why? 🏆🤠

12/15/2025

Wilderness cowboys also did great in the average in their events.

12/14/2025

The Wilderness Circuit does it again!
Just look at all these World Champions! 🏆🔥

What a crazy week at the 2025 NFR. Full of emotion, grit, highs, lows, and unforgettable moments.

What was your favorite part of the 2025 NFR?