Calee Bell Duncan

Calee Bell Duncan is the 25 year-old daughter of Ashley and Dotti Duncan. She resides in Franklin, Georgia at her family’s farm, Providence Quarter Horses. She graduated from West Georgia Technical College in 2020 as a Master Cosmetologist. 

When Calee Bell is not traveling, representing the state of Georgia and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, she is a hairstylist at KW Hair Salon in Carrollton, Georgia. She also has a passion for her young horses and breakaway roping. You can catch her at rodeos not only as Miss Rodeo Georgia but also a contestant. 
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Calee Bell started in the horse industry at a very young age. Her parents instilled the values and morals of the American cowgirl from the start. She is a past member and champion of the Villa Rica Saddle Club, Dixie Youth Riding Association, National Barrel Horse Association, and West Georgia Jr Rodeo Association.

Her resume also includes state and national finals qualifications in the Georgia High School Rodeo Association and the Jr High Division. After high school, Calee Bell was a member of the National Intercollegiate Rodeo Association and rode for Missouri Valley College out of Marshall, Missouri. Currently, she is a card holder in the Professional Cowboys Association, National Cowboys Professional Rodeo Association, and the International Professional Rodeo Association. Calee Bell is a 3-time qualifier to the SPFR, once in the Barrel Racing and twice in the Breakaway Roping. She is a 2-time qualifier in the breakaway roping to the PCFR. Her first year in the PCA she won Rookie of the Year in the Breakaway Roping. Calee Bell is a proud breeder and member in the American Quarter Horse Association.

Her rodeo queen dream began in 2015 as she was crowned Miss West Georgia Jr Rodeo Queen. Holding this title was the start of her Miss Rodeo Georgia dream. To bring this to life and to reign as Miss Rodeo Georgia 2024 is very special to her heart as well as her career. Calee Bell is ready to travel our state and country representing the Peach State and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association.