Showing posts with label poultry show. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poultry show. Show all posts

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Uniontown Poultry Association - Spring Double Show

image work by Danielle Oudenhoven
Uniontown Poultry Association is having a Spring Double Show April 21st. Cooping-in is Saturday, April 20th and on Sunday April 21st from 7:00 am to 9:00 am. The first show starts promptly at 9:00 am and the second show start 1 hours after the first show ends. Javas will be one of the many meets, for more information on the meets see their website, www.uniontownpoultry.com. To request a catalog call Steve Stanish at 724-366-2131 or email uniontownpoultry@hotmail.com.

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

South Central Regional Classic In El Dorado, Arkansas

Best of Breed Black Java Cockeral
 Black Javas are such gorgeous birds, you will absolutely love them when you see them. Its love at first sight and your chicken addictions feathers' will be ruffled. Just look at this beautiful Black Java Cockeral shown by Roy Autrey's 14 year old granddaughter, Kalee Gafford. For those of you who don't know Roy, he is the president of the Java Breeders of America Poultry Club and also the Vice President of the Rhode Island Red Club. He is totally involved with the preservation of Heritage breed chickens, attending shows, showing birds and passing along his poultry knowledge to his granddaughter. Remember that children are the future and we must pass this along, because we can't keep it unless we give it away, as the saying goes. The 35th Annual Spring Classic Poultry Show presented by The South Arkansas Poultry Club drew approxiamately 700 birds in the open class and the junior class on Saturday April 2, at the Union County fairgrounds in El Dorado, Arkansas. The show was judged by Anthony Ashley from South Carolina and Rev. Roland Romig from Pennsylvania. Roy told me that Kalee did very well at this show placing 4th in showmanship, and winning Junior Grand Champion with a Black Orpington Cock bird. This was a real tough show he said, in that there were lots of great birds, making the competition very tough but everyone had lots of fun.