2016 PRCA Caldwell Night Rodeo

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) is getting ready to make one of its most thrilling annual tour stops at the Caldwell Night Rodeo.
Held in Caldwell, Idaho, this rodeo packs in more than 40,000 fans each night for five nights of some of the best rodeo action in the world.
Keep reading to discover all the excitement that will be on offer at this PRCA stop.

A History of Excellence
This will be the 82nd straight year that the Caldwell Night Rodeo has been held. Over the years, this amazing event has earned a reputation as one of the best highlight on the PRCA calendar. With five night of action from August 13-18, everyone is Canyon County will have a chance to see the excitement. Because it is one of the dwindling outdoor stops on the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Tour, this event is really special. There is something about being outside under the lights that gives extra adrenaline to the cowboys, cowgirls and animal athletes in the rodeo. This provides the crowds added exhilaration to enjoy.
Seven Action-Packed Events

One of the highlights of the Caldwell Night Rodeo is always the bareback riding. Strapping yourself onto a bucking bronco without a saddle takes a special kind of bravery. Some of the other exciting events at this PRCA rodeo include team roping, saddle bronc riding, steer wrestling, tie-down roping, and barrel racing.

Another exciting part of this rodeo is the freestyle bull fighting that takes place every night. This is one of the ultimate extreme sports, with freestyle bullfighters putting their mettle against 2,000-pound bulls that would like nothing better than to gore them mercilessly.
The rowdy crowd that comes out to the Caldwell Rodeo ensures that the bullfighters always give their best, and they will get to see one of the best as Bullfighters Only (BFO) and six-time PRCA Bullfighter of the Year, Dusty Tuckness is set to attend.
Of course, like any other Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association stop, the highlight every night is always the bull riding. Watching a 160-pound man summon the courage to climb aboard a 2000-pound quivering mass of muscle dedicated to destroying him is a thrill that stays with spectators long after the rodeo is over.
Great Coverage of This Event
You can follow the coverage of the Caldwell Night Rodeo online on social media channels such as Facebook and of course, be sure you are following CLN, the leading online source, and community for everything rodeo.
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