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Top Tips for Graham County Junior Small Stock Exhibitors

Updated: Apr 22

It's that time of year again - the Graham County Junior Small Stock Auction is just around the corner! For all the youth exhibitors gearing up to showcase their small stock, we've put together some top tips to help you make the most out of this exciting event.

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  1. Start Early: Preparation is key when it comes to raising small stock for exhibition. Begin planning and caring for your animals well in advance to ensure they are healthy and show-ready come auction time.

  2. Stay Committed: Taking care of small stock requires dedication and hard work. Make sure to stick to a feeding and grooming schedule to keep your animals in top condition.

  3. Know the Rules: Familiarize yourself with the rules and regulations of the auction to avoid any last-minute surprises. It's important to follow all guidelines to ensure a smooth and successful experience.

  4. Perfect Your Presentation: Presentation plays a big role in small stock exhibitions. Practice showing your animals to make sure they are comfortable being led and posed for the judges.

  5. Network and Learn: Take advantage of the opportunity to meet other exhibitors, mentors, and industry professionals at the event. You can learn a lot from others' experiences and build valuable connections for the future.

  6. Stay Positive: Participating in a small stock auction can be both exciting and nerve-wracking. Stay positive and believe in your hard work and dedication - it will show in your performance.

  7. Have Fun: Last but not least, remember to have fun! The Graham County Junior Small Stock Auction is a great opportunity to showcase your skills and passion for small stock. Enjoy the experience and make lasting memories along the way. We hope these tips help you make the most of your time at the Graham County Junior Small Stock Auction. Good luck to all the youth exhibitors - we can't wait to see the amazing small stock you have been working so hard to raise!

 
 
 

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