General Rules
Exhibitors must be five years-old through high school seniors and must be a resident or attend/attended a school in one of the following counties: Adair, Cherokee, Craig, Creek, Delaware, Mayes, McIntosh, Muskogee, Nowata, Okfuskee, Okmulgee, Osage, Ottawa, Pawnee, Rogers, Sequoyah, Tulsa, Wagoner, and Washington to be eligible to show.
No early arrivals, see Schedule of Events under the "Schedule" tab.
We are not responsible for lost or stolen property, accidents, or injuries.
There will be four divisions of showmanship in each species. Divisions are as followed: Senior (16 years-old and older), Intermediate (13-15 year-olds), Junior (9-12 year-olds), and Peewee (5-8 year-olds). Age as of day of show. There will be one showmanship competition per species. Heats will be determined as necessary. Showmanship entries are due at the time of the official weigh-in/ check-in each morning; $5 per showman. The Champion Showman of each division will be awarded a plaque and all cash money entries for their division and the Reserve Champion Showman of each division will receive a prize.
Cost of entry is $30 per head, due the day of the show; see "Schedule" tab. Entries are to be completed on https://showman.app/shows#/northeast-district-livestock-show/ See entry process on the the 'Home" tab.
Exhibitors must wear their assigned exhibitor numbers each time they enter the show ring.
There will be no refund of payments.
Absolutely no protests.
There must be five animals to make a breed. If a breed is not represented by five or more animals, they must show as cross or AOB, as determined by show officials. The breed of each market animal is to be determined by the exhibitor; there is no official classification.
Swine
Pens will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
All swine must have an official health certificate or pseudorabies test chart, with pseudorabies negative results.
Market Swine will show by breed and weight, as determined by exhibitor. There is no minimum or maximum weight limit. Exhibitors are responsible for weighing and turning in weights by 9:00 am. Swine must weigh within ten pounds of their specified weight during their prospective class.
The Market Swine Show is open to barrows and gilts.
Sheep
Pens will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Market Lambs will show by weight, as determined by exhibitor. There is no minimum or maximum weight limit. Exhibitors are responsible for weighing and turning in weights by 9:00 am. Sheep must weigh within ten percent of their specified weight during their prospective class.
The Market Lamb Show is open to wethers and ewes.
Goats
Pens will be available on a first come, first serve basis.
Breeding Does and Market Goats will show by weight, as determined by exhibitor. There is no minimum or maximum weight limit. Exhibitors are responsible for weighing and turning in weights by 11:00 am. Goats must weigh within ten percent of their specified weight during their prospective class.
Does are welcome to show in the Market Goat Show.
Cattle
Breeding heifers will show by breed and age, as indicated on registration papers or bill of sale. Shorthorn and Shorthorn Plus, Limousine and Lim Flex, Horned Herefords and Polled Herefords, Maine and Maintainer, etcetera will show as one respected breed.
Market Steers (steers weighing 1,000 or more pounds) will show by weight only (no specific breed drives), as determined by exhibitor. There is no maximum weight limit. Exhibitors are responsible for weighing and turning in weights by 9:00 am. Steers must weigh within ten percent of their specified weight during their prospective class.
Prospect Steers (steers weighing 999 or less pounds) will show by weight only (no specific breed drives), as determined by exhibitor. There is no minimum weight limit. Exhibitors are responsible for weighing and turning in weights by 9:00 am. Steers must weigh within ten percent of their specified weight during their prospective class.
The cattle shows are blow and show only, no full fit.
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