Montana Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals 2025

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Great Falls, Montana – The Montana Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals is kicking off on January 9-11, 2025 at the Montana ExpoPark. Get ready to celebrate the true Montana Western heritage because the cowboys and cowgirls are showing up showcasing their athleticism, skills, and courage, and giving everything they have to get the job done. Purchase your tickets today!

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Montana Pro Rodeo Circuit Finals 2025
January 9-11, 2025
Montana ExpoPark
400 3rd St NW, Great Falls, MT 59404

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The Experience

You don’t want to miss this action-packed event as you’ll experience and soak in this rich rodeo. You’ll witness top cowboys, cowgirls, and the rankest animal athletes give it their all in the ultimate competition all vying for the coveted championship titles and prize money. This event will have you on the edge of your seat. Every performance will include bareback riding, steer wrestling, team roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing, and bull riding.

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Background

Montana Pro Rodeo and the circuit finals began in 1979. Run by a board of directors of 12 members representing each event, the MPRC is one of 14 Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) circuits. With 32 PRCA-sanctioned rodeos in Montana, the season begins at the Northern International Livestock Exposition (NILE) PRCA Rodeo and ends the following year in September. Montana is proud to have the second-highest-paying circuit finals in the nation!

Tickets

Thursday, January 9 Performance:
$20 – WITHOUT A SEAT BACK
$25 – WITH A SEAT BACK

Friday/Saturday, January 10 & 11 Performances:
$30 – WITHOUT A SEAT BACK
$35 – WITH SEAT A BACK

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Peter Varlet

Peter Varlet’s the cowboy critic you love to hate, until he’s right. Born during a thunderstorm in 1972 in Bismarck, North Dakota, he grew up watching his WWII vet dad battle to save their farm from corporate claws. Now, Peter’s the unapologetic voice of Western culture, with a historian’s grip on America’s past, acknowledging both its heroes and hypocrites. His truth to power articles are a no-holds-barred zone for rodeo reviews, cowboy movie takedowns, and ranching tricks that work. He’ll tell you why your country singer’s a fraud and how to fix a fence with only baling wire and spite. Peter despises corporate factory farms taking over and cherishes the DIY grit of real Americans. Politically correct? Nope. Trustworthy? Damn straight. He’s saving the West, one brutal truth at a time.