Southeastern Professional Rodeo Association

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association (SEPRA) is a member group of the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA), which promotes and sanctions rodeos throughout the United States. The SEPRA was started in 2018 by former members of the Georgia Mountain Rodeo Association in order to promote rodeos in the southeastern United States.

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association is a PRCA-sanctioned organization of professionals and amateurs that promotes the sport of rodeo in the United States.

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association (SEPRA) is a PRCA-sanctioned organization of professionals and amateurs that promotes the sport of rodeo in the United States. SEPRA was formed in 2015 by professional cowboys who wanted to create an association where they could compete against each other at the highest level while also giving back to their communities.

The SEPRA began its first season in 2018, with four rodeos scheduled for the year.

The SEPRA began its first season in 2018, with four rodeos scheduled for the year. The first rodeo was held in Atlanta, Georgia on May 25th and will continue as follows:

• July 19th – Blue Ridge Rodeo Days – Blue Ridge, Georgia
• August 20th – South Georgia Championship Rodeo & Festival – Valdosta, Georgia

The SEPRA held its first event, the Atlanta Georgia Southeastern Pro Rodeo, on March 16, 2018 at the Georgia National Fairgrounds.

The SEPRA held its first event, the Atlanta Georgia Southeastern Pro Rodeo, on March 16, 2018 at the Georgia National Fairgrounds. This event featured bull riding and barrel racing.

The group was formed by former members of the Georgia Mountain Rodeo Association (GMRA) after disputes related to prize money led to an exodus of members from that organization.

The Southeastern Professional Rodeo Association (SEPRA) is a non-profit organization that promotes and sanctions events within the southeastern United States. It was formed by several former members of the Georgia Mountain Rodeo Association (GMRA), after disputes related to prize money led to an exodus of members from that organization, who then went on to form their own PRCA-sanctioned group.

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association is based in Georgia and it’s a new association promoting rodeo in the Southeastern United States.

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association is a new association promoting rodeo in the Southeastern United States. It was formed by former members of the Georgia Mountain Rodeo Association, who decided to start their own organization after the GMRA decided to leave PRCA-sanctioning and become an independent organization.

The SPRA is based in Georgia, but it promotes rodeo throughout Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, North Carolina and South Carolina. As a PRCA-sanctioned organization it promotes the sport of rodeo in all 50 states

The Southeastern Pro Rodeo Association is a new professional rodeo association based in Georgia, with members from across the southeastern United States. The group was formed by former members of the Georgia Mountain Rodeo Association after disputes related to prize money led to an exodus of members from that organization. The SEPRA began its first season in 2018, with four rodeos scheduled for the year. The group held its first event on March 16, 2018 at the Georgia National Fairgrounds in Perry, GA.