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RODEO BIBLE CAMP INFORMATION

Camp Dates: June 21 - 25, 2026

 

Registration for RBC 2026 opens March 13, 2026 at 6:00pm.

Campers must be between the ages of 12-18 for the duration of camp.

 

No full refunds will be given. 

Cancellations may be refunded at 50% through April 15

if RBC staff is able to replace the cancelled camper. 

No refunds will be given after April 15. 

 

Camper Registration: $125

Horse Fee: $15

ONLY ONE HORSE PER CAMPER

We will do our best to make it possible for campers to share horses if needed.

Horses are not required, but are highly encouraged.

Payment is due in full at time of registration.  Cash and checks are not accepted.

 

The parent (or camper, if 18) registering will be required to agree to the conditions of the

"Medical Treatment Authorization" and "Activity Participation Agreement/Release". 

You will be agreeing with these conditions during the online registration process.

 

Review the information below so you can be prepared to register on March 13.

Spots fill quickly, so don't wait to register.

 

NEW THIS YEAR!

~Pastor Ron Memorial Scholarship~

In memory of Pastor Ron, two $1,000 scholarships will be awarded

to qualifying graduating seniors who will be attending either college or a trade school. 

Applicants must have attended Rodeo Bible Camp for at least two years.

Applications will be available once the registration process is complete. 

REGISTRATION REQUIREMENTS

The form for registering the camper requests the following information: 

 

Parent Information:

  1. Mother's and father's (or guardians') names
  2. Parent email address
  3. Mailing address: Address, city, state, zip
  4. Parents' work and cell phone numbers - (for emergencies)

Camper Information:

  1. Name
  2. Birthdate
  3. Gender
  4. Camper email address
  5. Camper cell phone number
  6. First time camper?
  7. T-shirt size
  8. Horse name (if bringing one)
  9. Are the horse's vaccinations current?
  10. Rodeo event choices (see below for explanation and event choices)
  11. Health conditions and allergies
  12. Food allergies & restrictions
  13. Emergency contacts - other than parents.  These contacts will be notified of an emergency if attempts to reach the parent are not successful.
  14. Primary care physician name and phone number
  15. Health insurance information: insurance company, group or policy number, ID #, name of insured
  16. Medical treatment authorization
  17. Participation Agreement Release of Liability and Media rights for participant.

 

RODEO BIBLE CAMP EVENTS INFORMATION

Prior knowledge or experience is not required.  All events can be modified to be beginner friendly.

Campers will participate in instruction for two events.  We ask that you select a third alternate event in case there are too many or not enough registrants for any event.  We will make every attempt to accommodate your selections.

  • Team Roping
    A horse is required for this event.  Team roping typically requires two competitors: a header and a heeler. Once the steer leaves the chute and reaches its head start point, both cowboys come out of the boxes on horseback. The header is in charge of roping the horns, and the heeler is in charge of the feet.  The header ropes the steer’s head and turns the steer to set it up in good position for the heeler. The heeler then ropes the back two legs of the steer. Our instruction staff will compete with the camper if they do not have a roping partner. 
  • Barrel Racing
    A horse is required for this event.  Three barrels are set up in a triangle inside the arena. The rider performs a cloverleaf pattern horseback, looping around each of the three barrels without knocking any of them down. *This event is for girls only*
  • Goat Tying
    A horse is optional for this event.  The participant runs or rides a horse (participant's choice) to a tethered goat, dismounts (if riding), catches, throws, and ties any three of the goat's legs together. The goat must stay tied for six seconds after the contestant has backed away from the animal. If the goat stays tied for six seconds, the contestant qualifies for a time. *This event is for girls only*
  • Chute Dogging
    No horse is needed for this event.  Chute dogging is a rodeo event related to steer wrestling, in which the steer weighs between 400 and 500 pounds. The competitor starts the event in a bucking chute with the steer, as opposed to grabbing onto the steer from horseback. The event is designed to give novices a chance to prepare for steer wrestling. *This event is for boys only*
  • Rough Stock
    No horse is needed for this event.  Rough stock is steer riding with either a bull rope, bareback rigging, or saddle bronc saddle. We hope to be offering bareback and saddle bronc on horses when we have pickup men. *This event is for boys only*
  • Breakaway
    A horse is optional for this event.  The breakaway rider waits for the calf to have a head start before leaving the box. The roper on horseback ropes the calf around the neck and stops their horse. The rope is fastened to the saddle with a nylon string which breaks when the horse stops and the calf continues.
  • Pole Bending
    A horse is required for this event.  Pole bending is a timed event that features a horse and rider, running a weaving or serpentine path around six poles arranged in a line. *This event is for girls only*
  • Tie Down Roping/Calf Tying 
    A horse is optional for this event. The calf is first released from the chute. After the cowboy waits horseback (if riding) in the box for the calf to reach its head start, he then runs up behind the calf with the goal of roping the animal. Once his loop catches the calf, he quickly dismounts (if riding), “flanks” the animal, or lays it on the ground, and ties three of its legs together with a rope called the “pigging string”. If the calf stays tied for six seconds, the roper qualifies for a time.
  • Cowboy Skills 
    A horse is needed for this event, but one will be provided if the camper does not bring one.  The participant will learn everyday skills and horsemanship used in daily ranch work.

CAMP RULES AND OTHER INFORMATION

Camp Information and Rules
Medical Treatment Authorization PDF
Activity Participation Agreement/Release PDF
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