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Annual Wild Bill Hickok PRCA Rodeo

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Annual Wild Bill Hickok PRCA Rodeo

PRCA Rodeo at it's finest... grand entry, saddle bronc riding, bareback bronc riding, steer wrestling, tie down roping, team roping, women's barrel racing, bull riding!

Over 500 cowboys and cowgirls compete for over $37,500 in added prize money, plus entertaining specialty acts between events!

Annual Wild Bill Hickok PRCA Rodeo

Address : Central KS Fairgrounds Manhattan KS
Phone : 785-263-4570   (Always call and confirm events.)

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