| Title: | Assistant Rodeo Coach |
| Phone: | (580) 477-7801 |
Shane Proctor has been in the rodeo business since he was born. He started riding sheep at three years old. He competed in Jr rodeos until he got his first amateur pro rodeo card when he was 12 years old, competing in breakaway roping traveling with his father and older sister, who were also competing. He started competing in bull riding when he was 15 years old. Winning the year-end All Around in the Prowest Rodeo Association and Northwest Professional Association. Before he was 18 years old. Graduating to the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. In both High School and College rodeo, he competed in all six men's events.
He spent two years rodeoing for Northwest College in Powell, Wyoming, majoring in Health and Fitness Education. Qualifying for the college finals 2x in saddle bronc riding, once in Bareback riding, bull riding, and calf roping. In his Junior year at Montana State University, he made his debut in the elite Professional Bull Riders (PBR) series. Qualifying for the PBR finals nine times.
In 2010, he missed going to rodeo’s and so decided that he was going to compete in both the PBR and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association. He qualified for the National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas 6 times. Qualifying for both PBR and NFR finals in the same year four times. Getting on over 220 bulls a year and also competing in the saddle bronc riding. Which qualified him in the All Around in the PRCA, winning 2nd and 3rd.
He won the PRCA World Champion Bull Rider Title in 2011 and won the NFR bull riding average title in 2016. He qualified for his 6th NFR in 2021 at the age of 36.
For the last 12 years, he has done a yearly bull riding school called “Riding Rank on the Rez” for 18 and younger kids on the Colville Confederated Tribes agency in Nespelem, WA where he learned to ride and was raised.
He still competes today, and when at home, he enjoys working horses with his wife, a 4x PRCA specialty act top 5 finalist, training roping horses, doing leather work, and raising their 2 1/2 yr old daughter.
