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Michigan Poultry Fanciers Fowl Fest
November 3-4, 2018 Birch Run, Michigan
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WELCOME to BIRCH RUN, MICHIGAN!
The officers and members of the Michigan Poultry Fanciers would like to extend to you an invitation to attend our show, The Fowl Fest! This will be a two day show in Birch Run, Michigan on Saturday, November 3rd and Sunday (morning), November 4th, 2018. Come join us for a couple days of fun poultry fellowship. The Michigan Poultry Fanciers, formally the Bay City Poultry club, has been in existence since 1921. Our club’s mission is to encourage the exhibition of standard bred poultry in Michigan by presenting our Fowl Fest poultry show. The club’s website, fowlfest.org, is an on-line show catalog. It includes a printable entry form, many links and more information. You are invited to include MPF club membership dues when sending in the entry form. Membership is $5 annually, from January 1st thru December 31st. Officers are elected for two year terms by majority vote.
Officers/Board of Directors President: Kim Aldrich, [email protected] (989)865-6702 (989)592-2673 Vice President: Tom Purves, [email protected] (248) 935-9537 Secretary: Angela Ulanch, [email protected] (616) 835-2499 Treasurer: Matt Boensch, [email protected] (989)529-7030
Appointments
Show Superintendent, Clay Mills [email protected] (989)763-1973 Show Secretary, Matt Boensch [email protected] Youth Showmanship Director, Carol Straight [email protected] (810) 441-5900 Sale Bird Area & Auction, Kim Aldrich [email protected] Volunteer Coordinator, Allie Purves [email protected] (248) 396-4855 Webmaster, Matt Boensch [email protected] The Fowl Fest is presented by Michigan Poultry Fanciers, a tax-exempt, 501(c)(6), non-profit corporation, and is not responsible for errors and omissions in the Show Catalog or on its Website. All Rights Reserved.
Special thanks to everyone that has donated their time to help put on the show and make it possible!
Our show Judges for 2018:
Lou Horton (IL)
Tim Bowles (OH) Jim Adkins (NC)
Exhibitors Table Exhibitors must check in at the Michigan Poultry Fanciers
club table before cooping-in. You will be assigned your exhibitors number and receive an exhibitor list. We can also
help you with information on the Birch Run area.
Sale Coops
Sale coops are available for $3.00 each. Only exhibitors and/or MPF members may sell poultry at the show and only
in the sale area. Sale coops are limited to 4 LF or 6 Bantams per cage. No selling is allowed outside the
building. Sale coops may be ordered on your entry form or purchased at the show. Contact Kim Aldrich if you are
willing to help oversee this area.
Poultry Supplies Victor Hakes with Twin City Poultry Supplies, (614) 595-
8608 (TwinCityPoultrySupplies.com), will be at the show. You can save on shipping costs by placing your orders
ahead of time for poultry supplies and picking up the merchandise at the show.
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SHOW RULES
• The Michigan Poultry Fanciers (MPF) is a member of the APA & ABA. Our poultry show is sanctioned by these organizations. Birds will be judged by their standards and the show will be governed by the Official APA & ABA Poultry Show Rules.
• Health requirements are regulated by the State of Michigan. Exhibitors of all poultry (except waterfowl) must provide a parent flock NPIP certification number, VS9-2, VS9-3, or MDA state pullorum test certificate before bringing birds into the show hall (for the exhibition show, sale area, or showmanship). Exhibitors are highly encouraged to have their birds tested before arriving at the show. Certified testers will be available to test birds at the show during coop-in times only. A $1 per bird donation will be accepted for this service.
• All APA classes of poultry will be accepted: Chickens, Ducks, Geese, Turkeys and Guinea Fowl. • Entry Fees: $3.00 per exhibitor cleanup fee; $3.50 per bird. Double coops are an extra $3.50 each. • All entry fees are non-refundable. • Chicken entries must be marked Bantam or Large Fowl; Bearded or Non-Bearded, Single or Rose Comb, etc. • Entries (including payment) must be received by the show secretary by Wednesday, October 20, 2018.
• Junior exhibitors that check the box on the Entry Form indicating they will be 18 or under on the show dates will compete against each other in the separate Junior show. Junior show birds will be allowed to coop-out at the conclusion of the Junior show awards at the end of the day on Saturday. Junior exhibitors may also enter birds in the open show by completing a separate open show entry form.
• The show will be held in the Birch Run Expo Center In Birch Run, Michigan. The building will be open to accept birds on Friday, November 2nd from 4 till 9pm and again Saturday morning from 7 till 9 am. Please…no cooping in before 4pm on Friday.
• The Birch Run Expo Center prohibits any alcoholic beverages on the grounds. • All birds must remain on exhibit and in their assigned coops until the show concludes. • Leg bands are recommended for all birds entered in the show. • Exhibitors are responsible for feeding & watering their own birds. The MPF will provide feed & water. • Judges shall not be interrupted while judging. Please give them plenty of room to do their job. • The judges have the option not to award 1st Place to a bird not worthy of the placement. • All classes will be judged at least through 5th place. • The MPF will not be responsible for distributing awards offered by others. • Age of young males and young females: 1 year or less • A DISPLAY consists of at least one old male, old female, young male, young female, and one trio (young or old). • An OLD TRIO consists of one old male and two old females. A YOUNG TRIO consists of one young male and two
young females. Please note that trios are judged as a group of three, not as individual birds. However, individual birds from trios may be chosen as best/reserve of variety, breed, class, etc.
• The Michigan Poultry Fanciers will not be responsible for any losses, accidents, damages, injury or sickness. Your participation constitutes your agreement to our rules and to hold harmless the Michigan Poultry Fanciers (and/or its members) and the Birch Run Expo Center from any and all claims and losses related to this event. All reasonable precautions will be taken to protect the exhibits.
• Any case or condition not provided for in these rules will be referred to the MPF Board of Directors for a decision. Any protest must be presented to the Show Superintendent in writing as soon as possible, before awards are handed out, and accompanied by a deposit as per APA & ABA rules. If the protest is denied the protest fee shall be retained by Michigan Poultry Fanciers.
Cooping • Bantams will be assigned a bantam size cage. • Large tail bantam roosters will be assigned a large size bantam cage. • Large fowl chickens, ducks and guinea fowl will be assigned large fowl size cages. • Double coops (double size large fowl cages) may be purchased for large fowl. • Geese and turkeys will be placed it goose or turkey coops. The MPF reserves the right to coop geese in pairs (same
variety and exhibitor). Geese may also be cooped in pairs by request of the exhibitor.
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Once again this year we are offering a couple of options for entry submittal and payment. All show entries, complete with payment,
must be received by the show secretary by October 20, 2018.
Sorry but there will be NO EXCEPTIONS – please do not wait until the last minute!
Mailing address:
Matt Boensch, Secretary Michigan Poultry Fanciers
9577 W. Saginaw Rd. Reese, MI 48757
Entry forms:
o Hardcopy forms may be printed from the fowlfest.org web site or obtained by requesting a show catalog from the MPF. Please make copies as necessary.
Form submittal:
o Completed hardcopy forms may be mailed, shipped, or delivered to the MPF secretary. Hardcopy forms can also be scanned and e-mailed.
Payments: We accept check, money order, cash and Paypal.
o Check or Money order: You may send in a check or money order with your paper entry form via regular mail or guaranteed delivery service. You may also send in a check or money order even if you send an electronic form via e-mail. Make checks payable to the “Michigan Poultry Fanciers
o Paypal: Online payments may be made via paypal.com. There is a 5% surcharge to help cover the cost of this service. Payments must be made (using the “send money” option) to the account “[email protected] “. You may use this payment option whether you send in a paper form or an electronic form.
Sending entries (and payments):
o Regular mail: Mail in entries via first class regular mail must be received by the show secretary by Wednesday, October 20, 2018. Sorry but we are not responsible for entries delayed, lost or otherwise messed up by the USPS. Include a self-addressed stamped postcard or envelope if you would like confirmation of your entry.
o Express delivery: Entries may be sent via special guaranteed delivery (Fedex or similar). o E-mail: You may email your completed form as an attachment to [email protected]. Sorry, but we are
not responsible for e-mail entries lost or corrupted in “cyberspace”. Email entries will receive a simple reply acknowledgement once they are received and processed. Sorry but we are not available to provide computer training and/or help to troubleshoot computer difficulties.
No verbal/phone entries will be accepted.
Entries will not be considered complete until payment is received in full. Any entries not received (or paid in full) by Wednesday, October 20, 2018 will be refused.
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Location
Driving Directions
1. On I-75, Take the Birch Run exit, EXIT 136. 2. Go West on Birch Run Road. 3. Turn North On N. Beyer Rd.
Birch Run Expo Center 11600 North Beyer Road
Birch Run, Michigan 48415
Our Show Headquarters for this show will be the
Americas Best Value Inn (989)624-4440
(ask for Fowl Fest rate)
Other Birch Run Hotels Comfort Inn 1-800-228-5150
Hampton Inn 1-800-426-7866 Country Inn & Suites 1-800-456-4000
Best Western 1-800-528-1234 Holiday Inn Express 1-800-465-4329
Frankenmuth Hotels (about 7.5 miles from the show)
Frankenmuth Motel 1-800-821-5362 Bavarian Inn Lodge 1-888-775-6343
Fairfield Inn 1-800-228-2800 SpringHill Suites 1-888-287-9400
Drury Inn and Suites 1-800-325-8300 Zehnder's Splash Village 1-800-863-7999
Marv Herzog Hotel 1-877-400-4210
Bridgeport Hotels (I-75 Exit144 – approx 5 miles from the show) Baymont Inn & Suites (989) 777-3000
Knights Inn (989) 777-2582 Heidelberg Inn Motel (989)777-2195
Camping
Camping will be allowed on the grounds. An overnight parking permit must be purchased for a small fee. You may purchase a permit at the
Expo Center when you arrive at the show.
Churchgrove RV Park (989)652-6141 (about 8 miles) Frankenmuth Jellystone Park (989)652-6668 (about 8 miles) Pine Ridge R.V. Campground (989)624-9029 (about 2 miles)
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Awards
Champion Open Show Award Junior Show Award Grand Champion of Show Plaque Plaque
Reserve Champion of Show Plaque Plaque Champion Bantam Chicken Plaque Plaque Champion Large Chicken Plaque Plaque
Champion Waterfowl Plaque Plaque
Champion Turkey Plaque Plaque Champion Guinea Plaque Plaque
Champion & Reserve American Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Asiatic Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Continental Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve English Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Mediterranean Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve A.O.S.B. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve S.C.C.L. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve R.C.C.L. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Featherleg Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve O.E.A.G. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Modern Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve A.O.C.C.L. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Heavy Goose Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Medium Goose Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Light Goose Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Heavy Duck Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Medium Duck Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res. Champion & Reserve Light Duck Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve Bantam Duck Plaque for Ch. and Res. Plaque for Ch. and Res.
Champion & Reserve of Breeds Rosettes Champion & Reserve of Varieties Ribbons
**** MPF - Provided Awards require at least 10 birds in the class to be awarded. ****
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Schedule of Events Friday, November 2 8am – 4pm, setup – Need Many Helpers!! 4pm – 9pm, early coop-in time – avoid the Saturday rush! Saturday, November 3 7am – 9am, coop-in 9am, judging begins with the Junior Show 10am, Showmanship Competition begins 11am, Egg Show judging 3pm, Silent Auction at Raffle Tables concludes 4pm (approx), present Showmanship awards 5pm (approx), present Junior show awards 6pm, junior birds released, building closed for the night Sunday, November 4 7am, building opens 8am, final judging – open show 10:00am, present Open Show awards 11am (or sooner), Birds released, clean up.
Many Helpers Needed!!!
Take Down
Immediately after birds are released we begin to take down of cages and clean the buildings. Any assistance that you can provide would be greatly
appreciated.
Raffle/Silent Auction Many great prizes are being donated by
individuals and businesses for our annual fund-raising raffle and silent auction. You do not have
to be present during the drawing to win raffle prizes, but winners that do not pick up their prizes
during the show must pay the postage to have items sent or make arrangements to pick them up within 30 days after the show. The silent auction will end at 3pm on Saturday. All donations are
welcome! Contact Kim Aldrich if you have something to donate.
Food
Concessions will be available at the show. We kindly ask that no food be brought into the
building.
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Serama Tabletop Competition
Saturday Moring, 10:00 a.m. Enter your Serama in the Fowl Fest, and they are automatically entered in the Tabletop Competition.
Prizes for junior and open show champions and reserves (Must be ASA member to qualify for ASA sponsored prizes.) Report to GLSC desk prior to show for further instructions.
Dedicated to the Introduction and Promotion of the American Serama
Goal of the ASA
The goal of the American Serama Association (ASA) is to promote the American Serama in accordance with a “standard of perfection” and to encourage its development to gain both American Bantam Association (ABA) and American Poultry Association (APA)
acceptance, and improvement in all of its varieties and colors, through breeding, exhibition, and the sharing of information. With this goal in mind, a group of the top Serama breeders and exhibitors in the United States, each with years of experience in breeding and
showing Serama, founded the American Serama Association in 2012. The ASA offers many opportunities for its members to become involved and also provides exhibition sanctioning, local and state club
sanctioning, table top judging license certification, and yearly awards.
Member Benefits By joining the ASA, you gain access to the best of the best, including the top Serama breeders, exhibitioners, judges, and other Serama
enthusiasts with years of experience in showing, breeding, and raising Serama for exhibition and fun. ASA offers a friendly and easy to use forum for access to educational materials and posting of questions related to the breed, in
addition to the latest news in showing across the country. Information on Serama health, genetics, color projects, feeding, disease prevention, standards, breeding, incubating and hatching can be found. State and district representatives are available in all areas of
the United States to discuss any topic concerning the Serama.
The ASA forum offers a special youth section in addition to a youth committee that is dedicated to assisting, planning, and promoting activities and awards for ASA youth. Experienced ASA youth are available on the forum to discuss activities and respond to questions
regarding Serama breeding and showing.
Whether you are showing, breeding, or enjoying Serama as pets, the ASA has something to offer those of every age.
To join the ASA, complete the Membership Application and mail with a check or money order payable to ASA to:
ASA c/o Amy Bullock
35127 N Trica Rd. Queen Creek, AZ 85142
or,
Send payment via PayPal to: [email protected]
Visit us online at: AmericanSeramaAssociation.org
$20.00 – individual membership
$30.00 – family membership
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Health Requirements Check the State of Michigan website for the most up-to-date and complete health requirements: http://www.michigan.gov/mda/0,1607,7-125-1571_7075---,00.html POULTRY – from Michigan (Chickens, guinea fowl, turkeys, waterfowl…) 1. All poultry except waterfowl…shown at public exhibition in this state shall meet one or more of the following requirements: a. Originate directly from a U.S. pullorum-typhoid clean flock as defined in Title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and all amendments to that publication thereafter adopted pursuant to rules that the director may promulgate, OR b. Have a negative official test for salmonella pullorum-typhoid within 90 days before the fair, exhibition, exposition, or show facility and remain segregated from all poultry of unknown or positive salmonella pullorum-typhoid test status. 2. Individual birds originating from non-National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP) qualified flocks may be tested at the show or exhibition prior to being caged and housed with other poultry and if negative, be allowed to participate in the show or exhibition. 3. Documentation of birds originating from a certified NPIP flock must be presented at the show or exhibition (parent flock NPIP certification number, VS9-2, VS9-3, or Michigan Department of Agriculture state pullorum test certificate). POULTRY – Imported (Chickens, guinea fowl, turkeys, waterfowl…) 1. All poultry and other birds for exhibition imported into this state require an official interstate health certificate or certificate of veterinary inspection issued by an accredited veterinarian from the state of origin. 2. Poultry vaccinated for Infectious Laryngotracheitis (ILT) shall not be imported into this state unless permission from the director is granted. All restrictions placed by the director on the import of the poultry shall be followed. 3. All poultry imported into this state for exhibition shall meet one or both of the following requirements: a. Originate directly from a U.S. pullorum-typhoid clean flock as defined in Title 9 of the Code of Federal Regulations, and all amendments to that publication thereafter adopted pursuant to rules that the director may promulgate. b. Have a negative official test for salmonella pullorum-typhoid within 90 days before importation and remain segregated from all poultry of unknown or positive salmonella pullorum-typhoid test state. 4. Documentation of birds originating from a certified NPIP flock must be presented at the show or exhibition (parent flock NPIP certification number, VS9-2, VS9-3, or Michigan Department of Agriculture state pullorum test certificate).
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Youth Showmanship Competition
• The showmanship competition is open to all youth 18 and under, and sanctioned by the APA-ABA Youth Club. We encourage all youth to participate in Showmanship, including those who are involved in 4H and FFA. Go to the APA-ABA Youth Program website for general information about Showmanship. Contestants are judged on poultry knowledge, handling skills, appearance of the bird and attitude and appearance of the show person. Youth Director Carol Straight is in charge of Showmanship Competition.
• The Michigan Poultry Fanciers is offering awards for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place for each level of competition. Categories are Novice (7 and under), Junior (8 – 10), Intermediate (11 – 13) and Senior (14 – 18). Ages listed are the usual ages for each category, however, the Youth Director reserves the right to assign competitor categories at her discretion, in an attempt to balance class sizes.
• There is a $3 Showmanship fee. • Please pre-register by filling out the Entry Form, checking the showmanship box and entering your age. • You do not have to be a show exhibitor to compete in Showmanship. If you do not want your bird judged in its cage,
please do not list the bird on the Entry Form. "Showmanship-only" birds will be provided cages near the Showmanship competition.
• It is strongly recommended that birds that ARE entered for show exhibition not be used for Showmanship. The bird will not be judged (in the exhibition show) if it is absent from its assigned exhibition cage when the exhibition show judge arrives to judge the variety.
• MPF will provide feed and water - participants must care for their own birds. • Please note the health requirements listed in the show rules.
Special Club Meets
More information on the individual meets is available upon request. For information about having Michigan Poultry Fanciers host your breed club’s National Meet, contact club president Kim Aldrich.
Backyard Class – New this Year!
We will be holding a Backyard Class this year. Entries will be
judged based on condition, personality, and beauty. Cash prizes
will be based on the number of entries in the class. To enter, simply
indicate “Backyard” on the entry form and the number of birds that
you are entering. Entries will also be accepted on the day of the show.
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Cathryn Walden of rainbowsilkies donates the following Junior Awards:
Bearded Silkie, Blue $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie, Black $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie, Splash $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie, Partridge $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie, Gray $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie, Buff $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Silkie Lavender $5 each for BV and RV Bearded Naked Neck White $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Blue $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Black $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Splash $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Partridge $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Gray $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie, Buff $5 each for BV and RV Non-Bearded Silkie Lavender $5 each for BV and RV Frizzled Silkies ~ Each of the above Variety shown $5 each for BV and RV ******$10 each for the above that wins BB and RB (NSB or AOV) Bearded and Non-Bearded Silkie $5 each for BV and RV Non Standard Breed and Variety Naked Neck Silkies ~ Each Variety shown above $5 each for BV and RV (must meet the basic silkie standards)
In memory of Bill Bowman: Large Fowl Light Brahma ($10 each for BB and RB) Large Fowl Light Brahma $5 each for BV and RV Bantam Light Brahma $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each for BB and RB) Bantam Buff Brahma $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each for BB and RB) In memory of Claude McAllister: Call duck, White $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each BB and RB) Call duck, Gray Pied $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each BB and RB) Bantam Blue Cochin $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each BB and RB) Bantam White Wyandotte $5 each for BV and RV ($10 each BB and RB) ****Non Standard Breed (NSB or AOV) Satin (Sizzle) hard feathered frizzled or smooth (must meet the silkie standard) ~ Each Variety shown $10 each for BV and RV Claude started Satins (sizzles, smooth and frizzled) back in the early, mid 1990’s and gifted them to children all over the USA.
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New for 2018: EGG SHOW!
MPF Egg Show Guidelines
Main Egg Competition Division: - One entry is a group of 3 eggs. - Open & Junior division, no age groups. - Eggs judges on shell color, shape, texture & uniformity. APA recognized breeds will be judges by the stated breed standard. - Entry needs to note the breed, mix breed or ancestry unknown. - ONLY MAIN EGG SHOW ENTRIES IN THIS DIVISION qualify for overall egg show champion. Classes: - Large eggs: White, brown green & all other colors. ( Lg. eggs will include turkey, emu, ostrich etc.) - Bantam Eggs: White, brown, green & all other colors. - Waterfowl: White, brown, green, & all other colors. **( speckled or mottled entered by background color for all classes)** Decorated Egg Division: - 1 egg per entry. - Open & junior. - Entry MUST be hard boiled or blown. - Egg may be painted in addition to decoration adornements. - Outline of egg must be recognizable. - Exhibitor must use their own created work! - Some type of support is recommended.
Painted/Inked Egg Division: - 1 Egg per entry - Open & Junior. - Entry MUST be hard boiled or blown. - Egg to be ONLY painted or inked. NO DECORATIONS OR ADORNMENTS ADDED. - Exhibitor must use their own created work! Awards: - Main egg Division: • Best & Reserve of show • Ribbons 1st-3rd for Open & Junior for Large-Bantam & Waterfowl Division - Decorated & Painted/Inked Division • 1st-3rd Place ribbons • People’s Choice award for Decorated & Painted/Inked How to Enter: - For 2018, we are going to try walk in entries. Classes are $4 each to be paid at time of entry. Cash or check. - Walk in entries start on Fri, Nov 2nd after 4pm-8pm. Walk in entries will resume Sat, Nov 3rd at 8am-10am, with judging beginning at 11am. Any questions?? Email Angela Ulanch @ [email protected]
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This year the Michigan Poultry Fanciers club will be hosting the Silver-laced Wyandotte National.
You must be a member before judging started to receive any of the award being offered:
LARGE FOWL BV-$15, RV-$10, Best cock, hen, cockerel, pullet $5 each.
BANTAMS BV-$15, RV-$10, Best cock, hen, cockerel, pullet $5 each.
Silver Wyandotte Club of America is one of the United States oldest breed clubs. As a breeder and exhibitor of standard Silver-laced Wyandottes, the club officers and I would like to encourage ALL Silver-laced Wyandotte breeders of standard
and bantams to come join the “Silvers” club and exhibit these beautiful birds. Becoming a member of the Silver Wyandotte Club of America you can help preserve this wonderful breed.
Membership dues are $8 per year or $20 for three years. You can join by sending your membership dues to: Silver Wyandotte Club of America, c/o Todd Kaehler, 14329 West County Road A, Evansville, WI 53536.
