Associations

Associations and Publications

Directory of Associations and Publications Specifically for the Professional Bull Riding Industry

PBBAnow.com	The Professional Bucking Bull Association (PBBA) was created to provide stock contractors and bucking bull breeders a venue in which to promote their bucking bulls and their bucking bull breeding programs. The PBBA's open competitions have no age or registration requirements; If He Bucks…Bring Him.	Visit Professional Bucking Bull Association Site
Professional Bull Riders, Inc.	The rules are simple. Place a wiry 150-pound cowboy on the back of a hulking, snorting temperamental 2,000 pound bull and see if he can ride the beast for an eternal eight seconds...with one hand strapped to the bull's massive backside. Headquartered in Colorado, the Professional Bull Riders, Inc. was created in 1992 when a group of 20 visionary bull riders broke away from the traditional rodeo scene seeking mainstream attention for the sport of professional bull riding. They felt that, as the most popular event at a rodeo, bull riding deserved to be in the limelight and could easily stand alone. Each rider invested a hard-earned $1,000, a few of them borrowing from family and friends, to start the PBR.	Visit Professional Bull Riders, Inc. Home Page
Professional Cowboy Bull Riding Association	Learn more about the Professional Cowboy Bull Riding Association and how to get involved by visiting http://www.pcbrabulls.com	Visit Professional Cowboy Bull Riding Association
Southern Extreme Bull Riding Association (SEBRA)	In operation since 1994, SEBRA was established in Archdale, North Carolina and is one of the longest, continually running bull riding associations in North America. Formerly identified as the Southern Extreme Bull Riding Association, SEBRA has now expanded as to basically cover the United States.	Visit Southern Extreme Bull Riding Association (SEBRA)
Southern States Bull Riders	Although the SSBR has grown into one of the largest organizations in the South, the same traditions from the 2005 season still stand to this day, Team Work and Dedication. The SSBR still runs its own series of events at the same place where it all started in Pt. Charlotte, FL. The new Charlotte County Fairgrounds arena seats almost fifteen hundred spectators and all profits still go back to the SSBR, just like it did in 2005. The SSBR prides itself on the same hard work and dedication today as it did in the beginning. We would like to welcome all fans and potential members to join our great tradition.	Visit Southern States Bull Riders