Poultry
Poultry
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Where there is minimal competition, no award will be given unless the specimen is worthy.
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Judging of geese, turkeys and guineas will be done in cages. Chickens, ducks and pigeons should be brought to the table for judging.
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A trio is one male and two females of the same age. A pen of three is the same sex and age.
Division A - Large Fowl
1801 Cockerel
1802 Pullet
1803 Trio of young birds
1804 Cock, over one year
1805 Hen, over one year
1806 Trio of birds over one year
Chickens - Breeding Large Fowl
Division D - Bantams
Class:
1811 Cockerel
1812 Pullet
1813 Trio of young birds
1814 Cock, over one year
1815 Hen, over one year
1818 Trio of birds over one year
Class:
Division B - Egg Production
Class:
1807 Three pullets
1808 Three hens, over 14 months of age
Division C - Market Class
1809 Three lightweights-under 5 pounds
1810 Three heavyweights-over 5 pounds
Division E - Turkeys
Class:
1821 Male
1822 Female
1823 Breeding pair
1824 Market- one bird under one year old
Division F - Geese
Class:
1831 Male
1832 Female
1833 Breeding pair
1834 Market- one bird under one year old
1841 Male
1842 Female
1843 Breeding pair
1844 Market- one bird under one year old
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Division G - Ducks
Division H - Pigeons
Class:
1851 Male
1852 Female
1853 Breeding pair
1854 Market- one bird under one year old
Division I - Other Domestic Fowl (Guineas, Quail)
Class:
1861 Male
1862 Female