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Twin Falls County Fair Grounds, Filer Idaho

223 of the Finest Rams Offered From Some of the Western State’s

Premier Sheep Breeders!

Ram Viewing & Free Lamb BBQ Starts at 6 pm July 10, 2020Ram Auction Begins at 10:30 am July 11, 2020

Please take note of our handwashing stations located throughout the fair grounds.

Masks and anti-bacterial hand sanitizer are available.

Welcome to the

99th Annual Idaho State Ram Sale

Twin Falls County FairgroundsFiler Idaho

July 10 & 11, 2020

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DisclaimerThe Idaho Wool Growers Association disclaims any liability for any injury or damage to any person or property resulting from any cause whatsoever occurring in or about the grounds or premises wherein said ram sale is being held, or for any failure of the State of Idaho or the Superintendent of Grounds or any other person to keep said grounds or premises in good condition and repair.

Please Take NoteThe selling order of the consignors participating in the 99th Annual Idaho State Ram Sale is based upon the previous year’s sale. The consignor who had the highest selling pen of rams in the 2019 sale, will be selling first in this year’s sale. All others in a round will follow in descending order ending with new consignors.

Covid-19 PrecautionsHand washing stations are located throughout the fair grounds for your convenience. Idaho Wool Growers Association provided anti-bacterial soap, hand sanitizer and masks for your protection. Please be aware of your personal 6-foot suggested distance space. And don’t forget to follow the safety guidelines as seen on the inside covers of this catalog.

National Scrapie Eradication Program

What’s New in Sheep ID? March 25, 2019 Federal Regulation Changes

Group/Lot ID and Owner/Hauler Statement are required for:• Sheep and goats in slaughter channels (except wethers under 18 months of age)• Sheep and goats not in slaughter channels that do not have an official eartag or

other official ID (except wethers under 18 months of age).

Moving sheep or goats that are not in Slaughter channels? Official Individual ID (official eartag, registry or flock ID tattoo, or official Electronic Implantable ID) is required for sheep and goats in interstate commerce moving for purposes other than slaughter with some exceptions.1 There are additional requirements for use of tattoos and implants. View the presentation at www.EradicateScrapie.org for more information.Official eartags, rather than other forms of official ID, are required for sheep and goats moving through markets or buying stations.

Tag it!

Created for the Goat Industry by staff at the University of Minnesota, College of Veterinary Medicine and NIAA Staff with support from the USDA NSEP.

Other changes include:If you engage in interstate commerce: (WHICH MEANS if you move sheep or goats interstate or offer to sell them to out of state buyers including through a market, or buy sheep or goats that originated in another state); you need to:• officially identify sheep and goats that you later

sell (if they are a class that requires official ID) prior to moving them; or

• take your official tags and have them applied at another site in-state before changing ownership;or

• take your sheep and goats to a federally approved market to be tagged with market tags.

If you own a premises where interstate commerce of goats or sheep occurs: (DEFINED AS: a premises which receives sheep or goats that have been in interstate commerce or from which sheep or goats move in interstate commerce)• Sheep or goats (of a class that requires official ID)that are not already officially identified needto be officially identified when they are unloaded.

Call 866-USDA-TAG toCall 866-USDA-TAG to get get officialofficial tags andtags and

A Message From Our IWGA President

John Noh, PresidentIdaho Wool Growers Association

2020 has been an interesting ride to say the least. In January and February there was industry wide excitement about what looked to be a very solid year. Lambing for most was going well, wool prices, while lower than last year were ok. and feeder lambs were selling in the $1.70 range with early California Springers over $2.00. Colorado feedlot inventories were very low, packers were current and weights were steady.

Covid-19 has changed everything. Wool sales stopped, food service shut down, demand for our product crashed. As I write this, there is a glimmer of hope. Restaurants are operating again, wool sales have been increasing and demand has improved. The industry does not have a glut of overweight lambs on feed in Colorado. The two major processors should be commended for ramping up their harvest over the past months. While much of this harvest has been put in the freezers, it is not backed up in the

feedlots which would normally create an over-fat undesirable product.

I think the issues we face now are getting the demand back to pre-Covid levels. This means that consumers need to feel confident and safe about traveling, eating out and spending money. We will need to deal with all the inventory that has been frozen over the last sixty days. Lastly, the feeding segment of the sheep industry has taken a tre-mendous hit throughout this pandemic. Many feeders are going to be very wary about taking on much risk this fall, meaning many producers may be asked to custom feed all or a portion of their lambs this Fall.

Through tremendous efforts by many of you, the sheep industry was included to some degree in many of the government assistance programs designed to mitigate Covid-19 related losses. As of this writing, there is still some argument as to whether H2A employ-ees qualify for the Payroll Protection Forgiveness Program. The CFAP and CCC programs administered through local FSA offices offer some assistance for lamb and both 2019 and 2020 unsold wool. The Wool LRP/LDP programs are also available for unsold wool. If you haven’t already, please contact your local FSA office. Many are still working remotely, so you will need to call or email.

ASI shared an email last week that there will most likely be another round of direct pay-ment to livestock producers. Since we were included in the first round, we should not have to lobby to be included. We must, however, passionately express to policy makers the importance of meaningful dollars being allocated to our industry. I understand and agree that we were woefully underfunded in the current programs. Write letters, make phone calls, tell your story.

Those of you that purchased lamb risk insurance before it was discontinued, USDA an-nounced that those policies will be honored when they reach their ending date. Since USDA cannot collect the normal data, they will use the reported comprehensive price to calculate ending values. A big thanks to Henry Etcheverry, Ron Cole and Burdell Johnson for their efforts to alleviate this problem.

Please enjoy your time at the sale today and thank the tremendous seedstock producers who have graciously consigned their quality rams to our sale.

Steady on, John

IWGA Ram Sale Committee Chair

Jack Blattner, Chairman IWGA Ram Sale Committee

Jack (left) pictured here with his family (left to right)Libby, Emily, Ross and Lori

The Idaho Wool Growers is proud to offer some of the best rams in the Western Region with this sale including yearling Suffolk, Rambouillet, Rambouillet Cross-breds, and Suffolk Crossbreds. Consignors will also have opportunity to bid on Ram Lambs in these same breeds.

We hope you all enjoy the many sheep activities this year starting with the BBQ Friday evening. We hope you also plan on viewing the sheep wagons, wool dis-plays, and craft items for sale. Friday evening is also a great time for consignors and producers to interact. Buyers can preview the sale consignments and con-signors can explain details about their rams.

The barbecue is sponsored by Superior Farms and catered by Julie Noh. Thank you, Julie and Superior Farms!! Please also note, that the Idaho Wool Growers has been blessed with an energetic and bright lady serving as our new director. If you have not gotten the chance to meet Naomi Gordon yet, take time to intro-duce yourself and get to know her. She wants to hear from all sheep producers, those with 1 or 1,000 head.

The IWGA Ram Sale Committee also wants to remind all sheep breeders and producers that this sale is a major fund raiser for the association and all proceeds from the sale help keep your association operating. We have an ALMOST 100-year history providing quality breeding stock to sheep producers and is the only state-wide sheep sale in Idaho. Con-signors will offer single pens, and pens of 2, 3, 4 and 5. This will be a great way for any sheep producer to build their herds with genetics for the ever-changing sheep industry.

Thank you for attending the sale!!

Jack BlattnerRam Sale ChairmanIWGA Board Member

WHY COLUMBIAS?Columbias work well as both a terminal sire or a mother breed. Columbias have long been used nationwide to improve a majority of the flocks and breeds. With Columbia, you will find those characteristics that you desire. Columbias have

been used to bring these traits to many of nation’s today flocks:

•Size, scale, dimension•Maternal traits

•Milk production-heavy milkers•Pounds of wool per ewe

•Pounds of lamb•Carcass

•Larger Rib Eye

Columbias are the leader in the commercial industry because their superior maternal traits,

heavy dense fleeces, feed efficiency, and fast growing vibrant lambs. They possess carcass

qualities that allow them to be highly competitive with the market lamb breeds. For more than 100 years, our producers have experienced higher profits from their sheep with more

pounds of wool and lamb plus less labor costs. From east to west, Columbias can work in any

flock to improve the bottom line for the producer. Learn how Columbias can make more profit

for you at www.columbiasheep.org.

For more information on Columbia sheep, contact Charles Worm, Executive Secretary at [email protected] or 507-360-2160

Frank ShirtsWestern District Director

J.C. SiddowayEastern District Director

Bill RickabaughNorthern District Director

Mark HensleeCentral District Director

IWGA Officers and Directors

Tom RichIWGA Director at Large

Forrest ArthurIWGA Director at Large

Jack BlattnerIWGA Director at Large

John NohPresident

John PetersonVice President

IWGA Staff

Naomi GordonExecutive Director

Kaylee JohnsonOffice Manager

Caleb PircGovernment Affairs

Manager


This is cultivating relationships.

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Rules & Terms of Sale

Terms- Terms of this sale are cash.

Payment- All checks in payment of rams and ewes in the sale are to be drawn payable to the Idaho Wool Growers Association. All purchases are to be settled for on the day purchased at the office on the grounds. This also applies to any private sales made outside the auction ring.

Bid Disputes- Misunderstanding or dispute regarding bids will be settled by the auctioneer. If there is doubt as to the bid, the auctioneer will cancel all bids made and re-open the sale.

Accepted Bids- None but bona-fide bids will be accepted. Sellers have the right to bid once on each lot offered. Such bids must be handed in writing to the auctioneer before the lot enters the ring.

Price- In bidding on pens, bids will be based on price per head.

Breeding Ability- All sheep sold are guaranteed by the consignor to be breeders. Any animal deemed by the buyer as a non-breeder shall be reported to the seller no more than 90 days following purchase. The seller has the right to have returned any animal claimed by the buyer to be a non-breeder. In the case where the seller cannot prove the animal to be a breeder, the seller is to refund the purchase price.

Proof of Registration- All singles must be registered. Sellers are to deliver recorded pedigrees for all reg-istered sheep to the office prior to sale. Buyers may request pedigrees of range rams sold as “eligible for registration”. Upon request, the seller will deliver pedigrees to the buyer at the buyer’s expense.

Release- Sheep may be released for shipment before the close of the sale only with permission of the sale barn pen manager.

Fees- The entry fee for livestock consigned to the range ram sale is $25 per head or $125.00 for a pen of 5, $100.00 for a pen of 4, $75.00 for a pen of 3, or $50.00 for a pen of 2 and $25.00 for a pen of 1. Please include these fees with your entry form. These are nonrefundable but will be included in the final fee calculation. The selling fee for livestock consigned to the range ram sale is the entry fee or 10% of the sale price, whichever is greater.

No Sale- If a consignor’s sheep go through the sale ring and, for whatever reason, do not sell, then the consignor will still be charged the entry fee or 10% of the floored price, whichever is greater, for those sheep not sold. If a consignor to the Idaho State Ram Sale sells any of his stock on the grounds by private treaty (i.e... outside of the sale ring), said consignor is to submit to the Idaho Wool Growers Association a fee equivalent to the selling fee.

IWGA Membership- All Consignors, including individual family members who have consigned sheep, will need to be members of the Idaho Wool Growers Association. Membership fees (minimum $40.00) are $.40/hd of all sheep owned of the age 1 year or older or $.04/lb. of wool sold. If the membership has not already been paid, the membership fee must be submitted with the entry fee for participation in the ram sale to be considered.

Ownership- All sheep on the grounds are held at the consignor’s risk until sold. Ownership changes when the sheep are sold in the ring. Sheep are held at the purchaser’s risk from that time on.

Buyer/Seller Disputes- The Idaho Wool Growers Association shall not be held liable for any damages, either real or perceived, resulting from defection, disease or misrepresentation of rams and ewes pur-chased at this sale. The association, however, will attempt to resolve any such claims between buyer and seller if said claims are submitted to the association office within 30 days of the date of the sale. In dis-puted cases between buyer and seller, the President of the Idaho Wool Growers Association is authorized to appoint a committee of three persons and the decision of this committee shall be binding upon both the seller and buyer. If the consignor is at fault, the consignor will pay the expense of adjustment. If the committee disallows the buyers claim, the buyer will pay the expense of the investigation.

Misrepresentation and Adjustments- No consignor may willfully misrepresent stock or refuse to be gov-erned by the rules of the association in making adjustments.

Integrity- The Idaho Wool Growers Association will make every effort to conduct the sale in an honorable manner, to allow no false practices or false bidding, to protect both buyer and seller in every reasonable way. Under no circumstances does the Idaho Wool Growers Association assume any liability whatsoever.

Enforcement- Violation of rules will result in dismissal from the sale and barring from future sales.

Authorization- Consignors, in making entry, agree to comply with the above provisions. Rams and ewes consigned are subject to release on authorization of the Ram Sale Committee whether sold or unsold.

Promotional Ewe LambEvery year a ewe lamb is donated to our sale for the express purposes of raising money to promote our sheep industry here in Idaho. You can choose to bid on the lamb to take home yourself, or you have the opportunity to “bid” your donation that will be added onto your purchases at the end of the sale. The donations collected will be used to bolster public perception of sheep in our great state. It’s a fun tradi-tion that dates back to 1921 when the sale first started.

This year’s lamb is a Dorset/Targhee Cross Breed that was raised by friends Carol Finney and Mel Wetzstein (pictured below.) Both breeds are generally known for generating quality, dual-purposed offspring that produce both excellent, depend-able wool and tasty meat. So feel free to bid high as you will be delighted to bring home this year’s ewe lamb!

Carol (below on the right) is the owner of Finney Land & Livestock. Mel (pictured below with her granddaughter) is the owner of M.J. Valley Lambs. They both hail from Buhl, Idaho.

Hannah Wetzstein, Mel Wetzstein and Carol Finney

BURLEY STORE(208) 878.72241001 W. MAIN ST.BURLEY, ID 83318

+ Salt & minerals+ Sheep & lamb feed+ Vaccines & worming+ First-aid and fencing supplies

Idaho Wool Growers Association Membership DuesRegular Membership— $0.40 per head of sheep 1-year or older ($40 Minimum)Non-Producer Individual Membership—$40Business Membership—$185Non-Profit Business Membership—$150Student Membership—$40 (Scholarships Available)

Donations—Prices are suggestions, you are always welcome to donate more! (Donations are completely voluntary and are in addition to your membership dues)

Ram Sale Gift Basket/Door Prizes—$552020 Convention Gift Basket/Door Prizes—$75New Members/Renewed Members Gift Packets—$25Retiring President Recognition/Gift—$45Listening Tour Expenses—$35Other:

Total Please Make Checks Payable to: Idaho Wool Growers Association 2118 West Airport Way Boise ID 83705

Member Name

Address

Phone

Email

Idaho Wool Growers Association Membership DuesRegular Membership— $0.40 per head of sheep 1-year or older ($40 Minimum)Non-Producer Individual Membership—$40Business Membership—$185Non-Profit Business Membership—$150Student Membership—$40 (Scholarships Available)

Donations—Prices are suggestions, you are always welcome to donate more! (Donations are completely voluntary and are in addition to your membership dues)

Ram Sale Gift Basket/Door Prizes—$552020 Convention Gift Basket/Door Prizes—$75New Members/Renewed Members Gift Packets—$25Retiring President Recognition/Gift—$45Listening Tour Expenses—$35Other:

Total Please Make Checks Payable to: Idaho Wool Growers Association 2118 West Airport Way Boise ID 83705

Member Name

Address

Phone

Email

Join Our Flock! Become a Member!

Opening of the Sale

1. Columbia Yearlings Round 12. Rambouillet Yearlings Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 (Singles)3. Suffolk Yearling Rams Round 1 Round 2 Round 3 (Singles) Round 4 Round 5

Welcoming Remarks by IWGA President John NohRing Help Introductions by Auctioneer Gale Harding

Promotion Ewe and Donation Auction

Auction Order4. All Breed Yearlings (Crossbreeds) Round 1 Round 25. Suffolk Ram Lambs Round 1 Round 2 Round 36. Rambouillet Ram Lambs Round 1 Round 2

Columbia Yearlings

Wool River Ranch Pen #1Parma, Idaho--Pen of 5

Teuscher Sheep Ranch Pen #2Geneva, Idaho--Pen of 1

ROUND 1

Rambouillet YearlingsROUND 1

J & A Phillips Ranch Pen #3Paul, Idaho--Pen of 2


Roundy Mutton Pen #5Monteview, Idaho --Pen of 3

Mike Olsen Pen #6Genola, Utah--Pen of 2

George Sharbono Rambouillets Pen #7Stevensville, MT--Pen of 2

J & A Phillips Ranch Pen #8Paul, Idaho--Pen of 1


Mike Olsen Pen #10Genola, Utah--Pen of 1

George Sharbono Rambouillets Pen #11Stevensville, MT--Pen of 3


ROUND 2

ROUND 3

Suffolk YearlingsROUND 1

Teuscher Sheep Ranch Pen #13 Geneva, Idaho --Pen of 2

Mike Wilder Pen #14 Star, Idaho--Pen of 2

Ross Shurtz Pen #15 Burley, Idaho--Pen of 2

Youngkin Suffolks Pen #16 Star, Idaho--Pens of 2

Blattner Suffolks Pen #17 Kuna, Idaho--Pen of 2

Mike Olsen Pen#18 Genola, Utah--Pens of 2

Raul & Chase Carson Pen #19 Salem, Utah--Pen of 2

Ike Maxwell Pen #20 Dayton, Washington--Pen of 2

University of Idaho Pen #21 Moscow, Idaho--Pen of 2

J & A Phillips Ranch Pen #22 Paul, Idaho--Pen of 2

Leonard & Elizabeth Riccio Pen #23 Middleton, Idaho--Pen of 2

Keith Salisbury Pen #24 Blackfoot, Idaho--Pen of 2

Chelsea & Gerrit Schilperoort Pen #25 Sunnyside, Washington--Pens of 2

(QR Registered)

Milton & Colleen Russell Pen #26 Prosser, Washington--Pens of 2

Wayne Stone Pen #27 Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 2

Wade Williams Pen #28 Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 2

Duff Land & Livestock, LLC Pen #29 Blackfoot, Idaho--Pen of 2

Joel Shepherd Pen #30 Moroni, Utah--Pen of 2

Rob & Tami Quesnell Pen #31 Kimberley, Idaho--Pen of 2


Ross Shurtz Pen #33 Burley, Idaho--Pen of 3

Youngkin Suffolks Pen #34 Star, Idaho--Pen of 4


Mike Olsen Pen #36 Genola, Utah--Pen of 3


Suffolk YearlingsROUND 1 Continued...

Round 2

Ike Maxwell Pen #38 Dayton, Washington--Pen of 3


J & A Phillips Ranch Pen #40 Paul, Idaho--Pen of 3

Leonard & Elizabeth Riccio Pen #41 Middleton, Idaho--Pen of 3

Chelsea & Gerrit Schilperoort Pen #42 Sunnyside, Washington--Pen of 2

Milton & Colleen Russell Pen #43 Prosser, Washington--Pen of 2


Rob & Tami Quesnell Pen #45 Kimberley, Idaho--Pen of 3

TJ Shepherd Pen #46 Mona, Utah--Pen of 4

Edd Sabey Pen #47 Heber, Utah--Pen of 4

Chris Sabey Pen #48 Wallsburg, Utah--Pen of 3

Brent Shepherd Pen #49 Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 5

Jerry Sweeney Pen #50 Clayton, Washington--Pen of 5


Teuscher Sheep Ranch Pen #51 Geneva, Idaho--Pen of 1






Ike Maxwell Pen #57 Dayton, Washington--Pens of 1


Wayne Stone Pen #59 Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 1

Wade Williams Pen #60 Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 1



Suffolk YearlingsROUND 3 (SINGLES)

ROUND 4











ROUND 5


All Breed Yearlings (Crossbreeds)

ROUND 1Teuscher Sheep Ranch Pen #72Geneva, Idaho--Pen of 2

Keith Salisbury Pen #73Blackfoot, Idaho--Pen of 4



Wayne Stone Pen #76Spanish Fork, Utah--Pen of 3

Macie Youree Pen #77 Twin Falls, Idaho--Pen of 1

Rickwood Sheep Farm Pen #78Priest River, Idaho--Pen of 2


Keith Salisbury Pen #80 Blackfoot, Idaho--Pen of 4

Rickwood Sheep Farm Pen #81 Priest River, Idaho --Pen of 2


ROUND 2

(Rambouillet/Columbia)




(Suffolk/Hampshire)

(Suffolk/Hampshire)

(Suffolk/Hampshire)

(Suffolk/Hampshire)

(Suffolk Cross)

(Suffolk/Rambouillet)


Suffolk Ram Lambs

ROUND 1Donna Mays/Lost River Livestock Pen #83 Rigby, Idaho--Pen of 2


Cergin Livestock Pen #85 Caldwell, Idaho--Pen of 2

Ike Maxwell Pen# 86 Dayton, Washington--Pen of 3

Donna Mays/Lost River Livestock Pen #87 Rigby, Idaho--Pen of 3


Donna Mays/Lost River Livestock Pen #89 Rigby, Idaho--Pen of 3


ROUND 2

ROUND 3

Rambouillet Ram Lambs

ROUND 1Roundy Mutton Pen #91 Monteview, Idaho--Pen of 3


Roundy Mutton Pen #93 Monteview, Idaho--Pen of 3


ROUND 2

END OF SALEPLEASE PAY AT CASHIER TABLE

Consignors


Blattner Suffolks208-859-01116957 RobinsonKuna, ID [email protected] Brent Shepherd801-472-15726292 S 2800 WSpanish Fork, UT [email protected] Cergin Livestock Company208-477-755617750 Locust Ln.Caldwell, ID [email protected]

Chelsea & Gerrit Schilperoort509-643-11743241 Phipps RoadSunnyside, WA 98944 Chris Sabey435-671-6515PO Box 63Wallsburg, UT [email protected] Donna Mays/Lost River Livestock208-541-34053488 E 140 NRigby, ID [email protected]

Duff Land & Livestock, LLC208-206-0485180 S 800 WBlackfoot, ID [email protected]

Edd Saybey435-671-90253273 S 3400 WHeber, UT [email protected]

George Sharbono Rambouillets406-830-88151119 Three Mile Creek RoadStevensville, MT [email protected] Ike Maxwell509-386-5784105 Millrace RdDayton, WA [email protected]

J & A Phillips Ranch775-761-23521325 W 535 NPaul, ID 83347 Jerry Sweeney509-703-372839614 N Spotted RdClayton, WA [email protected]

Joel Shepherd435-469-9055PO Box 568Moroni, UT [email protected]

Kieth Salisbury208-680-3231226 N 500 WBlackfoot, ID [email protected] L Bar E Farm208-559-394510164 Willis RoadMiddleton, ID [email protected]

Macie Youree208-731-54433953 N 3300 STwin Falls, ID [email protected] Mike Olsen801-735-55921922 North Lake RoadGenola, UT 84655 Mike Wilder Suffolks208-941-960422933 Blessinger RoadStar, ID 83669

Consignors Continued...


Milton & Colleen Russell509-973-3199100513 W O.E.I. HwyProsser, WA [email protected] Raul & Chase Carson801-616-7537PO Box 301Salem , UT [email protected] Rob & Tami Quesnell208-404-63913390 N 3350 EKimberley, ID [email protected]

Ross Shurtz208-599-0442386 E. 500 S.Burley, ID [email protected] Roundy Mutton208-339-16251057 E 2600 N Monteview , ID [email protected]

Teuscher Sheep Ranch208-847-206739 Teuscher LaneGeneva, ID [email protected]

TJ Shepherd801-857-1651PO Box 686Mona, UT [email protected] University of Idaho208-885-6358875 Perimeter Dr MS 2040Moscow, ID [email protected] Wade Williams801-376-60192523 W 6000 SSpanish Fork, UT [email protected]

Wayne Stone801-368-4130315 East 100 SouthSpanish Fork, UT [email protected]

Wool River Ranch208-861-995429759 Sharp LaneParma, ID [email protected]

Youngkin Suffolks208-861-816522769 Blessinger RoadStar, ID [email protected]

We would like to thank this year’s

Ram Sale Committee:

John Noh, IWGA President

Jack Blattner, Committee Chair

Mike WilderMark Henslee

Blake BallDoug Teuscher

20 Years Ago... 79th Annual Idaho State Ram Sale

Our IWGA Family Thanks You!Dr. Darwin YoderDr. Cory WeissMr. & Mrs. Gale HardingFred NyeMonica YoureeJoyce Schmidt Jack BlattnerJohn NohJulie NohSuperior FarmsCarol FinneyMel WetzsteinHannah WetzsteinAndrew Noh Lydia Buffington John PitzFoothills Lads & Lasses 4-H GroupBuhl FFA GroupCalvary Chapel Buhl Youth Group

VeterinarianVeterinarian

Auctioneer & Recorder 25+ Years Ring Help

Western Range Association The Best Homemade Pies!

Auction CoordinatorStraw & Forklift Driver

Free Lamb BBQ BanquetLamb Meat Donation

Promotional LambFiber Arts Coordinator

Animal CoordinatorAuction/Pen Help

Fair Office Manager Fair ManagerLamb Lunch

Auction Set UpAuction Clean Up


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