Area Rules:
- A sheep exhibitor may show a maximum of six market sheep and six breeding sheep. Showmanship and pens of three classes do not count as entry.
- All sheep must be slick shorn within 10 days of the show.
Awards
- Champion Showmanship (per age division)
- Supreme Champion Breeding Ewe
- Champion Commercial Breeding Ewe
- Champion Registered Breeding Ewe
- Champion Born and Raised Breeding Ewe
- Champion FFA Commercial Breeding Ewe
- Champion FFA Registered Breeding Ewe.
- Supreme Champion Breeding Ram
- Champion Commercial Breeding Ram
- Champion Registered Breeding Ram
- Champion FFA Commercial Breeding Ram
- Champion FFA Registered Breeding Ram
- Family Flock
- Supreme Champion Market Lamb
- Champion Born and Raised Market Lamb
- Champion Market Lamb
- Champion FFA Market Lamb
- Champion Rate of Gain
- Champion Pen of Three
- Best in Barn – Sheep
1060 – Sheep Showmanship
Division Rules:
- The use of showing and/or handling practices that may be considered objectionable or abusive, such as striking or slapping lambs and exhibiting the lamb with its feet off the ground are not acceptable.
- Exhibitors displaying such practices may be given one warning. A second offence may result in the lowering of a ribbon placing and forfeiting all class premiums.
Department | Division | Class | Pay | Purple | Blue | Red | White |
G | 1060 | All | 3 | $8 | $6 | $4 | $2 |
Classes
- G-1060-900 – Out of School FFA Division – 19 years and older
- G-1060-901 – Senior Division – 14 to 18 years-old
- G-1060-902 – Intermediate Division – 11 to 13 years-old
- G-1060-903 – Junior Division – 18 to 10 years-old
- G-1060-904 – Adaptive Division – 8 to 18 years-old
1061 – Breeding Sheep
Division Rules:
- Certificates of Registration MUST be turned in to the Extension Office by June 15th of the fair year.
- Ewes/rams born January 1 or after, of the current year, are classed as ewe/ram lambs. Ewes/rams born during the preceding year are classified as yearling ewe/rams.
- Any breed having less than five head checked-in may be allowed only one class at the discretion of the sheep superintendent. Animals will enter the ring at the same time in order of age.
Department | Division | Class | Pay | Purple | Blue | Red | White |
G | 1061 | All | 2 | $7 | $5 | $3 | $1 |
Classes
- G-1061-900 – Registered Spring Ewe
- Born January-May of the current year.
- G-1061-901 – Registered FFA Spring Ewe
- Born January-May of the current year.
- G-1061-902 – Registered Fall Ewe
- Born June-December of the previous year.
- G-1061-903 – Registered FFA Fall Ewe
- Born June-December of the previous year.
- G-1061-904 – Registered Yearling Ewe
- Born January-May of the previous year.
- G-1061-905 – Registered FFA Yearling Ewe
- Born January-May of the previous year.
- G-1061-906 – Registered Ewe
- Born June-December two years ago.
- G-1061-907 – Registered FFA Ewe
- Born June-December two years ago.
- G-1061-908 – Registered Aged Ewe
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-909 – Registered FFA Aged Ewe
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-910 – Registered Family Flock
- One ram (any age) and three ewes (any age)
- G-1061-911 – Registered FFA Family Flock
- One ram (any age) and three ewes (any age)
- G-1061-912 – Commercial Spring Ewe
- Born January-May of the current year.
- G-1061-913 – Commercial FFA Spring Ewe
- Born January-May of the current year.
- G-1061-914 – Commercial Fall Ewe
- Born June-December of the previous year.
- G-1061-915 – Commercial FFA Fall Ewe
- Born June-December of the previous year.
- G-1061-916 – Commercial Yearling Ewe
- Born January-May of the previous year.
- G-1061-917 – Commercial FFA Yearling Ewe
- Born January-May of the previous year.
- G-1061-918 – Commercial Ewe
- Born June-December two years ago.
- G-1061-919 – Commercial FFA Ewe
- Born June-December two years ago.
- G-1061-920 – Commercial Aged Ewe
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-921 – Commercial FFA Aged Ewe
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-922 – Commercial Family Flock
- One ram (any age) and three ewes (any age)
- G-1061-923 – Commercial FFA Family Flock
- One ram (any age) and three ewes (any age)
- G-1061-924 – Registered Ram Lamb
- Under one year of age.
- G-1061-925 – Registered Yearling Ram
- One year to under two years of age.
- G-1061-926 – Registered Aged Ram
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-927 – Registered FFA Ram
- All age groups will show together.
- G-1061-928 – Commercial Ram Lamb
- Under one year of age.
- G-1061-929 – Commercial Yearling Ram
- One year to under two years of age.
- G-1061-930 – Commercial Aged Ram
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-931 – Commercial FFA Ram
- Two years old and older.
- G-1061-932 – Born and Raised Breeding Lamb
1062 – Market Lamb
Division Rules:
- All market lambs must be for on or after December 1st of the previous year.
- All market lambs must attend the spring weigh-in to be eligible for Sheep Rate of Gain.
- Feeder lambs (lambs under 80 lbs.) are not eligible to show for Champion Market Lamb.
- Short scrotum, cryptorchid or ram lambs are not eligible as market lambs.
- Market lamb classes will be divided by gender if there are no more than 30 market lambs pre-entered.
Department | Division | Class | Pay | Purple | Blue | Red | White |
G | 1062 | All | 2 | $7 | $5 | $3 | $1 |
Classes
- G-1062-900 – Feeder Lambs
- All breeds, under 80 lbs.
- G-1062-901 – Born and Raised Market Lambs
- All breeds, 80 lbs. and over.
- G-1062-902 – Market Lambs
- All breeds, 80 lbs. and over.
- G-1062-903 – FFA Market Lambs
- All breeds, 80 lbs. and over.
- G-1062-904 – Pen of Three Market Lambs
1063 – Sheep Rate of Gain
Division Rules:
- All market sheep entered at the fair will automatically be entered in Sheep Rate of Gain if they attended the spring weigh-in.
- The average daily gain will be determined using the county fair weight minus the spring weigh-in weight divided by the number of days between those two dates.
- The Sheep Rate of Gain will be printed in the goat show program and awarded during the sheep show.
Department | Division | Class | Pay | Purple | Blue | Red | White |
G | 1063 | All | 4 | $17 | $15 | $12 | $9 |
Classes
- G-1063-900 – Sheep Rate of Gain