1 Park County 4-H Newsletter February 2014

In This Issue

Meat Quality Assurance pg.2

Member Information and Opportunities

pg. 3-16

Club Information pg. 19

Announcements Pg. 16

Important Dates pg. 17

Classifieds pg. 20

Fair News pg. 21

Calendars pg. 22-24

Park County Extension Service

Websites:

National~ www.4-h.org

State~ www.uwyo.edu/4-h

County~ www.wyoming4h.org/

park4h

Facebook~ www.facebook.com/

parkcounty4h

I pledge my head to great think-

ing, my heart to greater loyalty,

my hands to larger service and

my health to better living for my

club, my community, my country

and my world.

GREETINGS FROM KELSEY

2014

We are 4 months in to 2014. What have you accomplished? Now is a great time

to evaluate New Years Resolutions, or just to see how far you have come and set

new goals. If you haven’t been doing much with 4-H, it is time to get in gear! Fair

will be here before you know it and there are many opportunities and things to do

before then! Let us know if you need help!

Please don’t ignore the Meat Quality requirement or you will not be allowed to

show at fair. This has been announced for 5 months, and there are no excuses for

not completing.

Have a great May!

LAST CHANCE! The last Meat Quality classes

are May 8th and May 21st. If you are taking a

Market Project (Beef, Goat, Swine, Sheep, Rab-

bit, Poultry) this is MANDATORY! (see page 2)

You will not be able to show at fair without it.

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Examples & Questions:

Juniors– all juniors will need to

have completed level 1 this year.

Intermediates in their first year

(didn’t take a meat project fair

in 2012 or 2013)- need to com-

plete level 1 this year and level 2

next year.

Intermediates in their second

year (took a meat project to fair

in 2012 or 2013) will need to

complete level 2 this year.

Seniors in their first year (didn’t

take a meat project to fair in

2012 or 2013) will need to com-

plete level 1 this year and level 2

next year.

Seniors in their second year

(took a meat project to fair in

2012 or 2013) will need to com-

plete level 2 this year.

When does this need to be com-

pleted? By the end of the last

class date. If something comes

up and this is not possible, you

will need to talk to Kelsey by

May 15th (ownership deadline).

What if I am not taking an animal

to fair? If you signed up for a 4-H

meat project (meat goat, meat

rabbit, market sheep, market

beef, market swine) you need to

take this educational class.

What if I am in FFA? This applies

to youth enrolling in a 4-H mar-

ket project.

MEAT QUALITY ASSURANCE:

There are 3 levels. If you have taken a meat project in the last 2 years, you have completed Level 1.

Juniors need to have completed Level 1.

Intermediates and Seniors need to have completed both Level 1 and Level 2.

*Failure to complete will result in inability to show at fair.

Dates (classes are at 6pm):

Level 1– May 21st Cody in EOC Rm— LAST CHANCE FOR LEVEL 1

Level 2- May 8th Powell at Fairgrounds– LAST CHANCE FOR

LEVEL 2

*Dates and locations may change due to availability of rooms

for Members

In Park County ALL members taking a Market Project, must complete Level

1 (Juniors), and Level 2 (Intermediates, Seniors). This year is new for the

Level 2. All Intermediates and Seniors, please ensure you have taken Level

2. There will only be three or four classes. Make sure you attend!

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for Dog Members

4-H and Open Classes

When: Saturday, June 21, 2014

Where: Goshen County Fairgrounds in Torrington, Wyoming

Time: Check-in 8:30 a.m., Judging begins at 9:00 a.m.

with Agility, followed by Showmanship then

Obedience & Rally, which will be run simultaneously.

Registration Entry Fee:

4-H members: $7 (covers all 4-H classes) for first dog and $5 for each additional dog.

Open Class: $12 for first dog (covers all open classes) and $10 for each additional dog.

Please return entry form to Goshen County Extension Office, Dog Fun Match, 4516 U.S. 25, Torrington, WY 82240 or send email to

cheryl.raboin@gmail.com stating which classes you wish to enter. Payment may be made on the day of the show.

Vaccinations must be current.

Prizes will be awarded for first place finishers.

Lunch will be available beginning at 11:00 a.m.

Proceeds will go to support the Goshen County 4-H Dog Project

Contact Information: Margaret (Tinker) Clarke (307) 532-3229 or Cheryl Raboin (307) 532-1543

for Dog Members

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for Horse Members

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Opportunities & Announcements

for Horse Members

Horsemanship Clinics and Practice

April-May Saturdays 1:00-3:00pm

Includes: Stops, turns, bodywork, reining, showmanship, trial, ranch pleasure, etc.

Free to all 4-H members and 4-H clubs.

Offered by Nanette Till @ Flying T Ranch Arena

For questions or directions call 899-9090 or 527-9866

We are looking forward to a great 4-hH Season!

4Hers and their families are welcome!

Ben and Katie Williams "W Arena" is on the Meeteetsee Highway south of the Airport .

Amateur Ranch Sorting to be held on May 11th, Mothers Day. Enter at 11AM Sort at 1 PM. Time onlys start at 11, $10 per person. The first sorting is a drawpot. $30 entry fees. You get both your sorts regardless of the outcome of the first. The top 5 teams go to the finals. If everyone wants we can have a pick your partner when the drawpot is over. This is all weather pending!!! We will have 10 cattle per pen to sort.

Barrel Racing/Horsemanship Clinic

Felicia Miller will be back in the area this summer to offer another clinic. Participants will learn the value of gentle hands and lots of praise while learning how to improve their barrel pattern. In addition to riding, she covers the differences in bits and why one might work better for a particular horse. This is a solid horsemanship clinic that will benefit both horse and rider at any level.

Day clinics will cost $100.00 per day and $50.00 for private lessons. The 4-H Council will cover half of the clinic fee for each participant that is currently enrolled in 4-H. Private lessons will be the responsibility of each rider.

Tentative dates are set for after the 4th of July. If you are interested and would like further information, please contact Stephanie Williams at 307 250 1328. To assist with planning, please RSVP by June 1st. In-terested members will be contacted when location and date is confirmed.

for Horse Members

CAMPBELL COUNTY 4-H HORSE JUDGING & HIPPOLOGY CONTEST June 8, 2014 - Wrangler Arena, Cam-Plex

Gillette, WY or MTS Arena, Rozet pending on weather

8:30 – 9:30 am Registration/Check-In 9:30 – 9:45 am Briefing 10:00 – 11:30 am Performance Classes 11:30 – 12:30 Halter Classes 12:30 – 1:30 pm Lunch & rest of contests will be at the 4-H Office ( GAMB 412 S. Gillette Ave ) 1:30 – 3:30 pm Reasons/ Stations & Exams 3:30 – 4:30 pm Officials and cuts 4:30 – 5:30 pm Awards/ Hippology will follow

Campbell Co. invites you to help get your 4-H Horse Judging and Hippolo-gy kids ready for Showcase Showdown. Or help yourself figure who is go-ing to state. There will be a $10.00 fee per contestant. Extra lunches for coaches or parent can be purchased for $6.00. Please call with a head count so I know how much food to get.

Awards for the high point Jr & Sr teams and Jr, Inter & Sr Individuals will be given for both con-tests. Other awards depend on sponsorship, if you are interested in helping out please give me a call.

We are aiming on having 4 performance classes and 4 halter classes. Sr will give 2 sets of reasons, Inter and Jr will give a set of reasons & have a questions class. Hippology will judge 2 performance & 2 halter, there will be a written/slide exams and stations. There will not be a team problem part of hippology. We will try to do our best to make this a great contest. If you have any questions or concerns, please call me. Sincerely, Corrina Knighten Campbell County 4-H Horse Judging Coach (307)685-8256 (307)214-1242

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Member Opportunities

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Any 4-H members wanting to learn to Crochet?

Joyce Ostrom will be teaching those who are interested in

this project how to crochet every other Thursday at

3:30pm in the 4-H Extension Meeting Room.

Target Masters:

The Target Masters will start having 22 Rifle practice on Thursdays at

6pm . Please call Brad at 307-413-1049 for more information.

Archery practice will start the 1st week of April on Monday April 7th at 5

or 6pm at the Fairgrounds.

Shotgun will be with Mr. Estes on Thursday nights.

Air Rifle and Pistol will be on Wednesday nights at 3:45, 4:45 or 5:45 at

Fairgrounds.

Please contact Starla Craig for more information. 754-9722

County Shoot is scheduled

for June 6th & 7th at the

Cody Shooting Complex.

For more information please contact

Joe Desson at 899-1575

~WORKSHOP~

Planning on signing up for the Presentation Contest

May 28th, but not sure? Come learn from Tara Kui-

pers some tips of ‘GREAT PRESENTATIONS’!

May 5th at the Park County Library in Cody: Grizzly

Room

5:30pm—7:00pm

Food Cook-Off Practice

June 5th. Register with

the Extension Office by

May 23rd and call if you

would like help. We are

happy to help you pre-

pare!!!

Interested in Hippology? The knowledge

of horses. We have a leader that would like

to start a Hippology team. If you are inter-

ested in being on the team and competing

in horse trivia please call Rachel at the

Powell Extension Office at 754-8836.

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Member Opportunities

DANOlope Dash~Sat. May 31st

Mark your calendars for a “fun-run” in Pow-

ell. Starts at the St. Barbaras Catholic Church

parking lot at 8am.

Prizes for every age group.

For more information call:

Alex~764-5499 or

Joyce~765-2687

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Member Opportunities

DANO Youth Camp

The Dano Youth Camp has been a “special interest” group of the Park County 4-H program,

started in memory of Dano Ostrom. It is a wilderness backpacking survival camp for 8 days in the

surrounding mountains – Beartooths, Absarokas or sometimes in the Big Horns.

This camp is for Park County youth between the ages of 13 – 16. Leadership opportunities are

available for youth 17 & 18 years old. This summer there will be 3 camps – each camp has 9 youth

and 3 adults where the “teachable moment” is emphasized. The girls and boys camp separate.

Field Camp- Girls~ June 21-22 Girls Trip~ July 28-Aug. 4

Boys~ June 28-29 Boys Trip~ July 19-26 or July 29-Aug. 5

If you are interested – apply now – as it is on a 1st come 1

st serve basis. There

is no cost to and most of the gear is provided – you just need your personal items.

For more information check out the website (where applications are available)

www.danocamp.org or call Joyce Ostrom 754-2687.

To All 4-H Filmmaking

Enthusiasts!

SAVE THE DATE!!!

We are very pleased to announce the fourth national “FilmFest 4-H,”, which is tentatively scheduled for August 3-6, 2014. Check out the screening room to see some of last year’s top films, and you may enjoy a look at some of the film industry professionals who have been at FilmFest the last couple of years. To stay abreast of the latest updates visit:

4h.missouri.edu/filmfest

Come join the fun!

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Bring your youth to this great experience!

June 25-27, 2014 Opportunities Include:

Cake Decorating Contest Dog Skill-A-Thon Food Cook-Off Hippology

Horse Judging Livestock Skill-A-Thon Presentations - Produce Evaluation

Robotics Contest Rocket Launch Table Setting Contest

for Members & Leaders

Showcase Showdown Workshop Ideas and

Volunteers Needed

Looking for volunteers to lead workshops for this year’s

Showcase Showdown June 25-27th 2014. Some of the

suggestions from last year’s event from our 4-H kids are:

Cooking Showmanship

Cake Decorating Leathercraft

Geocaching Photography

Flower Arranging Drawing

Dancing Knots

Fitting Parli Pro

Jewelry Making

If you are interested in helping please submit a proposal.

The form is available online at http://www.uwyo.edu/4-h/

showcaseshowdown/index.html We look forward to hear-

ing your thoughts and ideas.

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for Shooting Sports

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4-H Camp:

4-H Camp is approaching. Dates are set as June 12th

through the 15th. We will start planning with the Junior

Leaders in April. So, those (ages 13+ will be counselors)

wanting to attend need to participate in the planning. Our

next meeting will be the 8th of May. It is a Conference Call,

so contact Kelsey at 527-8560 or 754-8560 to sign up and

join the planning for camp!

Registrations will be available by May 10th at wyoming4h.org/

4-H Presentation Contest will be held

May 28th at 4pm with awards to follow.

This will be held at the Fairgrounds in Powell.

Registration due May 16th~ wyoming4h.org/park4h

Workshop May 5th– see page 10

Make sure to check out the changes with the Dog

Events at:

http://www.wyoming4h.org/park4h/whats-happening/projects/dogs

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Date, Dates, Dates

May 1st~ Dog and Horse ID Sheets Due

May 5th~ Presentation Contest Workshop– PC Library Cody

May 8th~ MQA Level 2 Class in Powell– Fairgrounds

May 11th~ Amateur Ranch Sorting @ W Arena

May 15th~ Sheep, Swine & Goat Ownership Deadline

May 16th~ Presentation Contest Registration Due

May 21th~ MQA Level 1 in Cody- EOC Rm

May 24th~ Miniature Horse Fuzzy Show NWC AG Pavilion

May 24th~ Showmanship & Horsemanship Clinic @ PCFG

May 25th~ Consignment forms & pictures due to Park

County Junior Livestock Sale Committee

May 28th~ 4-H Presentation Competition 4pm Fairgrounds

May 31st~ DANOlope Dash @ St. Barbara’s Church Powell

June 1st~ Ownership Deadline for all remaining animals

June 6th & 7th~ County Shoot at Cody Shooting Complex

June 12th-15th~ 4-H Camp

June 19th~ Miniature Horse Clinic at Fairgrounds

June 20th~ Miniature Horse Summer Show at Fairgrounds

June 20th-21st~ UW Cowboy Youth Classic in Laramie

June 25th-27th~ Showcase Showdown

July 1st~ Fair Entries are Due

July 14th~ Miniature Horse Fair Show

July 17th~ Fair Dog and Cat Show

July 19th-21st~ Fair Horse Show

July 22nd-26th~ Park County Fair

Lamb & Goats:

May 17th, Cody 10am-12:30pm at the School Farm

May 20th, Powell 6pm–8:30pm at the Fair Grounds

May 22nd, Meeteetse 6:30pm-8pm at the School Farm

Rabbits:

June 17th, Powell 6pm-7:30pm at the Fair Grounds

Attention all Park County FFA & 4-H Market Swine Owners:

There has been a lot of talk and concern about the swine disease PEDv. As of now there are confirmed cases of it in the State of Wyoming but they are in the SE corner.

In light of this information, the Park County Junior Livestock Sales Committee does not feel that it would be responsible to en-courage the spread of this disease. The way we have been doing our swine tagging would no doubt spread it if someone in our area happened to have it. Therefore, we are going to do things differently this year.

You will be responsible for tagging your own animal this year. Tags and consignment sheets will be available, starting the last week of April, at Sage Wealth Management in Powell and Big Horn Glass in Cody, Monday through Friday during normal busi-ness hours. We will also have tags and consignment sheets available during lamb tagging. Lamb tagging will be done as normal.

When you return your consignment sheets, we are requiring all pig owners to turn in a full-body photograph of the pig and one up close enough so the ear tag can be read. The photos can be either printed and sent with consignment sheet or emailed to jrlivestocksale@yahoo.com. The consignment sheets and pictures are still due May 25th.

UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES are any pigs to be brought to the tagging sites. This change is for this year only! The com-mittee will reevaluate tagging at our annual fall meeting.

Thank you for your cooperation. If you have any questions or concerns please contact Joe Bridges at 307-272-2324.

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Club Meetings/Information

4-H Council Meetings: We will meet May 22nd at 6:00pm in Powell at Fairgrounds. We welcome club members to come share

what you are doing and give us input.

Mini Horse Council: We meet the 3rd Mondays of the month at 5pm in Powell at the Extension Office.

Heart Mountain 4-Hers: The Heart Mountain 4-H Club will be meeting on the third Thursday of each month. Meeting will be

held at 5:30 pm in the EOC Room in the basement of the Courthouse in Cody.

Shoshone Rough Riders 4-H: Shoshone Rough Riders meet the 2nd Monday of each month at 6pm in the meeting room at

the Fairgrounds in Powell.

Lonestar League 4-H: The Lonestar League 4-H Club will meet the third Tuesday of each month at 6:30pm in the meeting room

at the Park County Annex.

Willwood 4-H: The Willwood 4-H Club meets on the first Monday of each month at the Willwood Clubhouse.

Bittercreek 4-H: The Bittercreek 4-H Club meets the 3rd Tuesday of each month at the NWC Ag Pavilion at 7pm.

Rocky Mountain Rustlers: Rocky Mountain Rustlers 4-H Club meets the 3rd Monday at 6:30pm in Powell at the Powell Church

of Christ

Little Hooves: The Little Hooves 4-H Club meets the 2nd Sunday of the month at 2pm at Rachel Olsen’s house.

Sure Shots: The Sure Shots meet the last Monday of every Month, Except May 19th instead of the last Monday, at 6 pm in the

EOC room in Cody.

Jacob Bridges McKennah Buck Todd Bowles

Annie Price Cassidy Vaughn Alina Muething

Dylan Tarbett Lane Franks Clinton May

Brody Wells Josefina Blain Skyler Erickson

Ashlyn Aguirre Devon Torczon Eisaac Flowers

Kaitlyn O’Rourke Maddie Nelson Sara Reed

Galen Low Madison Lowery James Montgomery III

Trevor Hardisty Lane Shramek

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For Sale: Registered breeding

pair of Mini Rex rabbits. 3 years

old. $20 each or $40 for the pair.

Call Tate Barhaug at 899-3758 for

more information.

Spot, a neutered male Rat Terrier type dog, was found on

LN 10. Claim/adopt at City of Powell/Moyer Animal Shel-ter. 754-1019 All City of Powell electronic correspondence and attachments may be subject to public disclosure.

Mama is a 10-yr-old LH spayed/vaccinated blk/wh cat who has been outside all of her life. Caretaker moving. Can you provide a barn/shop home for her? City of Powell Animal Shelter. 754-1019 All City of Powell electronic correspondence and attachments may be subject to public disclosure.

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Horse Show Changes for 2014

Entry Deadline is July 1st

. There will be no exceptions.

Show Dates will be Saturday, July 19th

– 21st

at the Fairgrounds

Check-In will be on Friday, July 18th

Voluntary Release on Monday, July 21st (Exhibitor may elect to keep horse(s) on

grounds throughout Fair Week but not required.)

Working Horse Classes will be conducted on Sunday, July 13th

at Gary Cooper’s Riding Arena in

Cody.

Breakaway and Team Roping Classes will be conducted on Wednesday, July 16th

at the Stampede

Grounds in Cody.

Miniature Horse Show will be held Monday, July 14th at the Fairgrounds. Stalls will not be available and horses will be

released following the show. An Open Miniature Horse Show will follow the Youth Show.

Rules Changes: FFA Horse and Miniature Horse exhibitors will be limited to two (2) horses and two (2) miniature

horses for the Park County Fair Competitions. No changes have been made to 4-H rules on the number of project horses

allowed to exhibit.

General Exhibit Changes for 2014

Exhibit Arrival Time Changes: Exhibits will be accepted and interviews conducted between 10 am and 7 pm on Mon-

day, July 21st

The Park County Fair Staff would like to visit with each 4-H group regarding fair entries and notable changes for the 2014 Fair

Youth Competitions. Please contact us by phone at 307-754-5421 or via email at jennifer@parkcountyfair.com to let us know

when we can visit with your club!

Printable schedule of Horse Events

can be found at: wyoming4h.org/

park4h

Jessica Gordon received a

scholarship from the Wyo-

ming 4-H Foundation! Con-

gratulations Jessica!

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Park County 4-H Extension office

655 East 5th

Powell, WY 82435

NOTICE: Park County 4-H Council strongly encourages partici-

pation from everyone! We want to hear from you! Starting at

the February 2014 meeting, your club can win $25 at each

meeting. Each attendee from a club* can put there name in a

hat and a drawing will be held at the end of the meeting for

$25 to your club!

Come join us and your club can win $25

*To be eligible, a club report on current events is to be given to the Council

Issued in furtherance of extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Depart-

ment of Agriculture. Glen Whipple, Director, University of Wyoming Extension, University of Wyoming, Laramie,

Wyoming 82071.

Persons seeking admission, employment, or access to programs of the University of Wyoming shall be consid-

ered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation,

or political belief.