Our next PRCA ProRodeo will be September 18 - 19, 2009 PRCA riders are awarded the largest prize money and carry the highest prestige when it comes to rodeo events. PRCA is the powerhouse and the HCCA is proud to host its annual rodeo in the Agri-Center on the third weekend every September.
Our ProRodeo is a family event and it's all about fun. We have a two-day event with a midway, plenty of Southern eats and ice cold RC Colas. With fast action paced riding, there is Broncs, Bull, Barrels and more.
Become a Sponsor of ProRodeo (sponsor package pricing pdf - Adobe Reader required.)
Admission:
Adults $12 (age 13 up)
Child $6 (age 6 - 12)
Under 5 is free
Military Discount:
Families with Active Duty ID:
Adults $10 (age 13 up)
Child $4 (age 6 - 12)
Under 5 is free
Gates open @ 5pm
Rodeo Action: 800
For
More Information, contact:
706-573-2479
706-580-0747
706-332-5606
Where to Stay & How to Get to Hamilton
Nearby Hotels, Motels, Camping & RV's
Best
Western White House Inn,
(800) 667-7506
Chipley
Murrah House Bed & Breakfast,
(706) 663-9801
Callaway
Inn, Cottages & Villas,
(800)CALLAWAY
Days
Inn,
(706)663-2121
FDR
State Park
(Camping & Cabins), (706)663-4858
Fireside Inn, (706)663-4141
Homestead Log Cabins, (706) 663-4951
Huckleberry's Inn, (706)663-9343
Magnolia
Hall Bed & Breakfast,
(706)628-4566
Mountain
Top Inn & Resort,
(800)533-6376
Pine
Mountain Campground,
(706)663-4329
Directions:
From Columbus, Ga.
Take US-27Turn Right on Hwy 116 (east 1 mi)
The Ag Center is located on the right
From LaGrange, Ga.
Travel south on Hwy 27 through the City of Pine Mtn and into
Hamilton approx 10 miles.
At the Stop Light, turn left on Hwy 116 (east 1 mi)
The Ag Center is located on the right
From Atlanta
Head south on I-85 for approx 55 miles
Head south to Columbus on I-185
Take Exit #42 – Hwy 27
Turn left on Hwy 27 towards Pine Mountain
Drive through the City of Pine Mountain and into Hamilton approx
10 mi.
At the Stop Light, turn left on Hwy 116 (east 1 mi)
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Who is our stock contractor? None other than Charlie Lowery and the 4L Rodeo Company. Charlie is no stranger to the rodeo spotlight. He is a three-time qualifier for the National Finals Rodeo. He holds seventeen championships' titles in the PRCA Southeastern Region, plus having set arena records for calf roping at the "Cow Palace" in San Francisco and Cheyenne Frontier Days in Wyoming.
Chiropractors have found themselves in great demand for treating athletes in various sports, particularly in the rough and tumble world of rodeo where lower back and neck problems are the most common complaints. After watching an event, it becomes easy to understand why a rodeo cowboy would be interested in maintaining the highest degree of flexibility, strength, and coordination when riding a 2,000 pound bull. A rodeo rider stands to lose a great deal more than his entry fee if he is not at peak performance.
With the assistance of Pine Mountain Chiropractic, Dr. Jeff Russell is offering his services free of charge to the riders and staff during the rodeo.