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2008-2009
Department 7
POULTRY
RULES:
1.
All State of
Wisconsin
mandatory health regulations apply. See County & District Fairs,
Rules and Regulations of Animal Health in front of this book.
2.
All Junior Fair rules apply. See Jefferson County Fair-Junior
Fair Rules in front of this book. In addition, the following
rules will also be enforced:
3.
State law prohibits wild game at this fair. An exhibitor's game
farm license does not cover the fair.
4.
All poultry exhibits are to be made single, unless otherwise
noted.
5.
Only poultry as listed may be entered. No other entries will be
accepted.
6.
Entry tags will not be sent to exhibitors prior to fair time,
but will be placed directly on cages. Be sure your entries are
made correctly as you will not have an opportunity to make
corrections.
7.
All Poultry will be health inspected upon entry. Any birds
found to have parasites may not be shown. Furthermore all
poultry must be in reasonable feather or they may not be shown.
PLEASE check your birds in with a superintendent before
placing any poultry in cages at the fair.
8.
Sticker awards will be used on entry tags at the fair. Junior
fair exhibitors are to pick up their ribbon awards at the time
each individual class is judged on Friday.
9.
Certificate of Pullorum Typhoid blood test is required to
exhibit poultry at the fair for both chickens and turkeys
(See Pullorum Typhoid guidelines in front of this book).
All certificates MUST be turned in prior to checking in
your poultry.
10.
A $.25 per bird, non-refundable cage fee will be charged.
11.
All market entries should be market ready (age and condition)
and will be weighed in on Thursday. Market Entries that do not
receive a weigh-in slip will not be judged. All market entries
receiving a blue ribbon will be eligible to be sold in the Small
Animal Sale.
12.
All Poultry must be banded, with a numbered leg or wing band,
prior to arriving at the fair. This number must be recorded, on
the back of the entry tag, by the exhibitor, at time of
check-in.
13.
All exhibitors must complete a minimum of one (1) hour of barn
duty during the fair.
14.
All exhibitors must complete either set-up or take down at
Fair.
15.
All food and water will be provided, however all exhibitors
must feed and water their own poultry.
16.
All food and water cups must be provided by each exhibitor. No
paper cups or paper containers are permitted.
17.
Each exhibitor is limited to 12 total Lots containing poultry.
Eggs, Showmanship, Posters and Herdsmanship are not included in
this
Lot total.
18.
Each exhibitor must be present to show their own poultry. If an
exhibitor is not present or has not made arrangements with
another individual exhibitor that
Lot
will automatically receive a Participation Ribbon.
19.
Owners bring birds at their own risk.
20.
The American Standard of Perfection shall be main guide of the
judges.
21.
The superintendents reserve the right to send any poultry home
for showing signs of poor health during the Fair. If your bird
is shown to be in poor health it must be removed immediately.
AGE CLASSIFICATIONS
Cock, Hen, Old Drake, Old Duck, Old Gander, Old Goose –
hatched prior to January 1 of exhibit year
Cockerel, Pullet, Young Drake, Young Duck, Young Gander,
Young Goose, Young Tom, Young Hen, Young Cock - hatched after
January 1 of exhibit year
Chickens,
Turkey, and Pigeon - must be at least eight (8) weeks of age
Waterfowl - must be at least ten (10) weeks of age at
time of exhibit
Premiums: Classes A-F (Danish) $2.00-1.75-1.50-1.25
CLASS A -
Chickens Cock Hen
Cockerel Pullet
Lot #
Lot #
Lot #
Lot #
American Varieties
All
Plymouth
Rocks 1 2
3 4
Rhode
Island
Reds 5 6
7 8
All Wyandottes
9 10 11 12
All
New
Hampshires 13
14 15 16
All Other American Varieties 17
18 19 20
Mediterranean Varieties
S.C. White Leghorns
21 22 23 24
All Brown Leghorns
25 26 27 28
All Minorcas
29 30 31 32
All other Med. Varieties
33 34 35 36
Crossbreeds
Crossbred egg type (White earlobe) 37
38 39 40
Crossbred meat type (Red earlobe) 41
42 43 44
Crossbred (Mix)
45 46 47
48
Asiatic Varieties
Light Brahmas
49 50 51 52
All other Asiatic Varieties 53
54 55 56
English Varieties
All Orpingtons
57 58 59 60
All Australorps
61 62 63 64
All Other English Varieties 65
66 67 68
Miscellaneous Class
Continental
69 70 71 72
Any Other Standard Varieties 73
74 75 76
Bantams
(Varieties as recognized by Standard of Perfection Only!)
Cochin
77 78 79 80
All feathered legged varieties 81
82 83 84
All single combed/Clean 85
86 87 88
Legged Var.
All Rose combed/Clean 89
90 91 92
Legged Var.
All Varieties of Game Bantams 93
94 95 96
All Other Varieties of Bantams 97
98 99 100
Crossbreeds
Crossbred Bantam (Mix) 101
102 103 104
Class B –
Ducks Old
Drake Old Duck Young Male Young
Female
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
All Heavy Varieties 1
2 3 4
All Medium Varieties 5
6 7
8
All Light Varieties 9
10 11 12
All Bantam Varieties 13
14 15 16
Class C – Geese
Old Gander Old Goose Young Goose
Young Gander
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
All Heavy Varieties 1
2 3 4
All Medium Varieties 5
6 7 8
All Light Varieties 9
10 11 12
Class D –
Turkeys
Young Tom Young Hen
Lot# Lot#
All Board Breasted White
1
2
All Board Breasted Bronze
3 4
All other Standard Varieties
5 6
Class E – Pigeons
Cock Hen Young Cock
Young Hen
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
Lot#
Performing or Sporting 1
2 3
4
Utility Breeds 5
6 7
8
Fancy Breeds 9
10 11 12
Class F - Market Class
Rules:
1.
All
Market birds must be banded.
Lot #
1.
Yearling
Hen - Judged on egg production (Exhibitor must bring all eggs
collected, from the yearling hen, for the previous seven days to
be judged with yearling hen)
2.
Capons
(2 birds, each over 7 pounds)
3.
Roaster
Chickens (2 birds, either sex, each 4.6 pounds or over each)
4.
Broiler
Chickens (2 young birds, either sex, 2.5 to 4.5 pounds each)
5.
Young
Drake (5 pounds or over)
6.
Young
Duck (5 pounds or over)
7.
Young
Gander (7 pounds or over)
8.
Young
Goose (7 pounds or over)
9.
Young
Tom (over 15 weeks of age) Market Standard 35#
10.
Young Turkey (over 15 weeks of age) Market Standard 24#
Class G – Champion &
Reserve Champion – Ribbon Award
(Exhibitors need not enter this
class)
Lot#
1.
Standard Chicken 6. Pigeon
2.
Bantam Chicken 7. Market Class
3.
Duck 8. Overall
Grand Champion Poultry
4.
Goose 9. Overall
Reserve Champion Poultry
5.
Turkey
Class H – Eggs
Premium: (Danish) $1.75-1.50-1.25-1.00
1.
White (1 dozen)
2.
Brown (1 dozen)
3.
Any Other Variety (1 dozen)
Class J – Showmanship – Must sign up in advance!
Premium: (Danish) $3.00-2.50-2.00-1.50
Lot#
1. Showmanship: Grade 9 & up
2. Showmanship: Grade 6-8
3. Showmanship: Grade 3-5
Class K – Poultry
Posters (Any Topic Relating to Poultry) RIBBON ONLY
1.
Senior Artist – Grade 9 & up
2.
Intermediate Artist – Grade
6 to 8
3.
Junior Artist – Grade 3 to 5
CLASS L - HERDSMANSHIP
RULES:
1.
All clubs, regardless of the number of entries, must enter
herdsmanship and will be required to follow all herdsmanship and
exhibit rules. Make your club herdsmanship entry on the regular
county fair entry blank in the name of the club.
2.
Small and large club divisions will be determined after poultry
exhibits are in place at the fair.
3.
The scorecard for judging herdsmanship and other rules
pertaining to herdsmanship will be found in the current year's
"Poultry Project Handout".
Lot # -
Regular Judging
1. Small Club
2. Large Club
Premium $9.00-8.00-7.00-6.00
Last Updated
03/11/2008
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