Fairs, animal showmanship

[Chicken poppy]

pretty big! That's awesome!

The grand champion steer sold for $30,000 in total which is absolutely nuts in my opinion.

 

[Californian_bunny]

The grand champion steer sold for $30,000 in total which is absolutely nuts in my opinion.

Wow that is incredible! I plan on breeding my rabbit if he does well in the shows

 

[Chicken poppy]

Wow that is incredible! I plan on breeding my rabbit if he does well in the shows

Do you have any other rabbits or are you going to buy more after?

 

[Californian_bunny]

Do you have any other rabbits or are you going to buy more after?

Probably buy more after

 

[Chicken poppy]

Probably buy more after

Thats cool!

 

[Ilovemychicks08]

I plan on showing my chickens and my dogs at the fair. Through 4h.

 

[cassie]

I can't help you with showmanship with chickens, but I once knew a little 4H girl who had the cleverest way to practice for showmanship with her sheep I have ever heard of. She had a big tom turkey that liked to strut around. Every day she took her sheep in the area where the turkey was to practice. She pretended the turkey was the judge and presented the sheep to the "judge" as he moved around her and the sheep. On show day she started at Novice Showmanship and advanced from one class to the next and ended up almost winning Advanced Showmanship. I think she was second in that class. I am not really a fan of showmanship, but I watched the whole thing. It was unforgettable.

 

[Insnesnakos]

I plan on showing this guy on December 16th if this year, he is a 3 month old Californian Rabbit. Currently he weighs about 4 lbs color markings have improved since I first got him by show he will hopefully be around 8 lbs View attachment 3664988

What a nice looking rabbit, he looks well taken care of!

 

[Californian_bunny]

What a nice looking rabbit, he looks well taken care of!

Thank you! He's spoiled

 

[Chicken poppy]

I can't help you with showmanship with chickens, but I once knew a little 4H girl who had the cleverest way to practice for showmanship with her sheep I have ever heard of. She had a big tom turkey that liked to strut around. Every day she took her sheep in the area where the turkey was to practice. She pretended the turkey was the judge and presented the sheep to the "judge" as he moved around her and the sheep. On show day she started at Novice Showmanship and advanced from one class to the next and ended up almost winning Advanced Showmanship. I think she was second in that class. I am not really a fan of showmanship, but I watched the whole thing. It was unforgettable.

Wow that’s so creative!