From her early involvement in agriculture, growing up showing livestock, and being immersed in the western lifestyle, Kyleigh Davis knew she wanted to serve the sport she loves as Miss Rodeo Idaho. Her passion for agriculture, horsemanship, and western heritage has shaped her journey and led her to proudly wear the crown as she represents Idaho across the state and beyond.

Kyleigh is a graduate of California State University, Chico, where she earned a degree in Animal Science. With a strong academic foundation and hands-on experience in the livestock industry, she aspires to pursue a career as a large animal embryologist following her year as a rodeo ambassador. Her dedication to education, animal welfare, and the agricultural community reflects her commitment to preserving and advancing the western way of life.

During her reign, Kyleigh represents the Miss Rodeo Idaho organization, Idaho’s rodeo committees, and the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association, promoting rodeo, agriculture, and western heritage at events, schools, and community gatherings. She is also proud to represent Stampede for the Cure, promoting breast cancer awareness, and Project Filter, advocating for a tobacco-free lifestyle. She is passionate about helping the public better understand the vital role agriculture plays in the sport of rodeo and in everyday life, while serving as a positive role model for youth. 

As Miss Rodeo Idaho, Kyleigh believes rodeo queening is about more than wearing a crown—it is about leadership, service, and authenticity. Through her platform, she strives to encourage others to pursue their goals with determination, confidence, and integrity. Kyleigh hopes to inspire those she meets to embrace their passions, honor their roots, and proudly represent the values of the western lifestyle.

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