I know for certain there is a poultry show at the windsor fair Aug 28th but for the life of me can not find an entry form. Can anyone point me in the right direction please
Windsor Maine show???
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The best I can give you is phone numbers to call...
The person in charge is Austin Brann: 622-2263
The assistant is Scott Miller: 582-7594
I read the info and that is the only thing that I can see for the Poulty Show, which is the first day of the fair starting at 10 am.
Hope this helps
Good luck!
The person in charge is Austin Brann: 622-2263
The assistant is Scott Miller: 582-7594
I read the info and that is the only thing that I can see for the Poulty Show, which is the first day of the fair starting at 10 am.
Hope this helps
That was too weird, was actually just on there. That is the fair show http://www.windsorfair.com/, the entry forms are listed in the fair book (which I just downloaded), the birds do have to stay for the whole fair because it is part of the display and are still required to be tested. There is also a poultry show at the Union fair.
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there is also a youth poultry show on sept 3rd at windsor but I don't know if the birds have to be cooped in in aug at the start of the fair or not.
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No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
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No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
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No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
Just during the time of the Junior show, the birds do not even get cooped they can stay in the crates/cages they are brought in.
No they don't that is like a showmenship and they just bring the bird for the event, of course they still need to be tested or from a tested flock.
do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
Just during the time of the Junior show, the birds do not even get cooped they can stay in the crates/cages they are brought in.
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do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
Just during the time of the Junior show, the birds do not even get cooped they can stay in the crates/cages they are brought in.
we are definately going to this then.
do they have to stay until the end of the fair? or just that day?
Just during the time of the Junior show, the birds do not even get cooped they can stay in the crates/cages they are brought in.
we are definately going to this then.
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