NorCal Poultry Association 6 th Annual Show APA / ABA Sanctioned / Cal National APA Sanctioned Egg Competition March

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1 NorCal Poultry Association 6 th Annual Show APA / ABA Sanctioned / Cal National APA Sanctioned Egg Competition March

2 Welcome to our 6th Annual Spring Show Greetings Fellow Poultry Fanciers, I hope this past year has brought you health & happiness. As we gear up for another show I want to take a moment to thank all of our members, volunteers and sponsors, without whom the show would not be possible, especially this year. Due to circumstances in my life I am unable to act as Show Superintendent. Filling my shoes this year will be Jim and Bonnie Sallee. I want to extend a special thanks to them for stepping up in our time of need. I know the show will be in great hands with these seasoned veterans. New to the show this year, we will host an APA Sanctioned Egg Show. If you like our show, the best way to ensure that it continues is to volunteer. The help is welcome and greatly needed. I am looking forward to another great show and thanks in advance for being a part of it. I hope everyone enjoys the show. Sincerely, Leeann Stearns, NCPA President NorCal Poultry Association Established 2011 President, Leeann Stearns, Vice- President, vacant Secretary, Tracey Goschke Treasurer, Susan Smallbrook, Youth Coordinator, Susan Smallbrook Directors, Doris Galewick, Walt Leonard, Emma Osborn, Glenda Rasella future home of the...

3 SHOW COMMITTEE Show Superintendent Jim Sallee Show Secretary Susan Smallbrook Bonnie Sallee Biosecurity Leeann Stearns Youth Coordinator Susan Smallbrook Youth Competitions Michael Willis Sale Coops Leeann Stearns Awards Susan Smallbrook Raffle Robin Roof Snack Bar / Mercy FFA Morgan Brock Banquet Tracy Goschke Photographer Eric Leslie OUR JUDGES Open/Youth Show Mr. Steve beaty, NM Open/Youth Show Mr. Mark dooms, WA Open/Youth Show Ms. Conor Keegon, CA APA Egg Show Mr. Pete Ovalle, CA Showmanship Dr. Francine Bradley, CA Primary Showmanship Ms. Leeann stearns, CA Avian Bowl Dr. Francine Bradley, CA

4 Our Host Hotel Comfort Inn Suites 90 Sale Lane Red Bluff, CA Please support our Host Hotel, they provide our judges complimentary rooms based on bookings. Thank you for your continued support! The Comfort Inn Suites in Red Bluff, CA Your home away from home. Sleep in comfort and style for a price that lets you rest easy. We offer 67 rooms and suites with a variety of accommodations. All our rooms are spacious and designed with your comfort in mind. A host of amenities and services come standard with your room. Combining comfort and value, that is what makes The Comfort Inn Red Bluff the right choice for you. Our vast array of amenities to satisfy all of your travel needs include: Free Hot Breakfast; Outdoor Pool; Hot Tub; Fitness Center; Business Center; Free Hi-Speed Internet; Fax/Copier Service; Micro/Fridge; In Room Coffee; Free Local Calls; Free Newspaper; Guest Laundry; Pet Friendly (small fee); Meeting/Banquet Facilities for up to 40; Truck/RV Parking; In-Room Service from Applebee s on availability. 100% Satisfaction Guarantee Call to book your reservation today. Mention the NorCal Poultry Association at this local number for your discounted rate. $80 single king / $85 dbl queen Like us on Facebook Review us on TripAdvisor Visit our website: comfortinnredbluff.com

5 Showroom $ Sale Tyler Jelly Building 4-H / Youth Floriculture Building Snack Bar & Award Cafeteria Host Comfort Inn & Suites 1 mile west of fairgrounds. From I-5 take Antelope exit east, Comfort Inn is on southeast side of I-5, turn right on Sale Lane. The fairground is one mile from I-5 heading east on Antelope. 25 Trailer Spaces available at fairgrounds $25 includes: Water, electricity & dump onsite Tent site $10 Pay on arrival, for info contact fairground at

6 SHOW SCHEDULE no early coop OUTs Friday, March 23 th pm Coop-in & potluck provided by NCPA 6:00 NCPA Annual Meeting followed by Cal Ntl Meet 8:00 Deadline for youth competition late entries $10.00 late fee Saturday, March 24 th :00 Showroom opens for morning coop ins 8:00 Primary and Novice Showmanship, followed by Junior, Intermediate & Senior 8:30 Judges and Clerk Meeting 8:30-12 Youth Knowledge Quiz 9:00 Judging of birds begins Egg Show late entry check-in deadline 10:00 Egg Show Judging begins 12:00 Lunch break for Judges & Clerks 12:30 2 Youth Breed ID & Poultry Judging Competitions 2:00-3 Youth Avian Bowl Competition 3:00 Youth Best Dressed Bird Contest 3:30 Youth Poultry Agility Course Competition 4:00 Bird Raffle & 50/50 4:30 Youth Competition Awards 5:00 Showroom and 4-H / Youth Building closes Judging of Champions 6:00 Social hour Beer & Wine Raffle 7:00 Banquet and Award Ceremony Sunday, March 25 th :00 Showroom opens Photos of Champs and anyone else wanting photos. Eric does a great job. Please support him so he continues to be a part of our show. 9:00 NCPA Table Raffle & Coop out 10:00 Coops breakdown, cleanup starts, any help is appreciated. Hope you had a great experience. NO EARLY COOP OUTS. PLEASE BE CONSIDERATE! Early coop-outs forfeit awards and future entry.

7 APA Egg Show Rules Open and Junior Exhibitors in egg competition are NOT required to enter birds. They may enter in egg competition only and are required to pay facility fee. Main Egg Competition (only entries in main division qualify for Egg Show Champion) One entry consists of a group of 3 eggs. Open and Junior in each division. Judging Criteria: Shell color (when breed standard has stated color, variation from this is penalized), Shape, Texture, Uniformity. Entries shall note the breed of eggs, non-standard (not recognized by APA), mix or unknown ancestry. Divisions (include the following four): breed, non-standard or mix noted on entry card for each division large eggs bantam eggs waterfowl eggs all other eggs emu, turkey, etc. Classes in all four divisions: White, brown, or other colors (speckled or mottled entered by background color) Painted Egg Competition 1 egg makes one entry. Multiple entries accepted. Open and Junior (please note age category: 5-7yrs, 8-11 yrs.,12-16 yrs. Egg must be hard boiled or blown. Egg is painted or inked. NO adornment or decorations added. Some type of upright support recommended. Egg must be painted/inked by exhibitor. Decorated Egg Completion 1 egg makes one entry. Multiple entries accepted. Open and Junior (please note age category: 5-7yrs, 8-11 yrs, yrs. Egg must be hard boiled or blown. Egg is to be adorned or decorated but may have paint added. Outline of egg must be recognizable. Egg decoration must be created by the exhibitor.

8 AMERICAN POULTRY ASSOCIATION CLUB MEET The APA invites you to become a member. (724) secretaryapa@comcast.net PO Box 306 Burgettstown, PA Website: Annual dues are $20.00 for one year and $50.00 for 3/yrs Outside of the US and Canada memberships $ year. An Endowment Trust Life Membership is $ Junior memberships (age 18 and under) are $15.00 for one year or $40.00 for three years. All judging will be by the latest edition of the American Standard of perfection, copyrighted by the American Poultry Association, Inc. Please visit our website for details regarding your membership, what you will receive as a member of the APA and information on how the Points Program works for you. Application for membership may be made at the show or may be sent to the APA. You must be a member prior to judging to be eligible for these awards. OPEN SHOW AWARDS: A minimum of five (5) Master Exhibitor Award Points will be awarded to any qualified win in the Open Show APA Medals for Show Champion and Reserve Show Champion APA Ribbons are awarded for the following Class Champions: LARGE CHICKENS: American, English, Mediterranean, Continental, All Other Standard Breeds BANTAM CHICKENS: Modern Game, Game, Single Comb Clean Legged, Rose Comb Clean Legged, Feather Legged, All Other Comb & Clean Legged DUCKS: Heavy, Medium, Light, BANTAM GEESE: Heavy, Medium, Light TURKEYS, GUINEA FOWL JUNIOR SHOW AWARDS: An APA ribbon will be awarded for the following Champions shown by a Junior Exhibitor: Champion, Large Chicken Champion, Bantam Chicken Champion, Duck Champion, Goose Champion, Turkey Champion, Guinea Fowl

9 AMERICAN BANTAM ASSOCIATION STATE MEET To join the ABA and receive your free yearbook, four mailings per year, and exclusive ABA offers, send $20 for one year or $50 for three years to: PO Box 127 Augusta, NJ Phone (973) Website: AWARDS: 5 x 7 Engraved Plaques to Champion and Reserve Champion Bantam $1 Bantam Buck for Champion and Reserve for all seven bantam divisions providing there are a minimum of 25 birds competing, plus a free listing in ABA Yearbook. Star pins will be awarded in all classes of 100 or more, plus a listing in the upcoming yearbook. All wins in Classes of 100 or more will be denoted with a star * and be retained in the ABA records to accumulate towards the Master Exhibitor, Master Breeder, and Lifetime Achievement awards. Only ABA members are eligible to compete for the above awards. Starred wins are earned in classes of 100 or more in the following: Champions and Reserve Champions in the seven bantam divisions. Best and Reserve of Breed and Variety. Best Display when 7 or more bantam displays are shown Best and Reserve Display when 10 or more bantam displays are shown. Best and Reserve Trio when 30 or more trios are shown by 4 or more exhibitors. A single bird is eligible for only one award and can earn only one starred win. (Awards are subject to change) State, Provincial and Special meets: All judges who judge bantams must be ABA members, and at least one third must be licensed ABA judges with a minimum of one.

10 CALIFORNIA NATIONAL MEET This show is a recognized POINT MEET for the California National Show Year October 2017 through April Anyone who is a member of a California poultry club is eligible to enroll and compete for the Exhibit of Merit and Breed Fanciers awards. Point will be awarded to an exhibitor for their 6 highest scoring recognized California National Shows. The cost to join is $10.00 for the show year, which will be used for awards. No points will be awarded for wins of show attended prior to receipt of the enrollment form. For more information, contact Kathy Lewis PO Box 157 Silver Springs, NV club MEETS Ameraucana Alliance - Special Meet Ameraucana Breeders Club Special Meet American Brahma Club Special Meet American Langshan Club Special Meet American Silkie Bantam Club State Meet American Sumatra Association Special Meet Bearded Belgian d Anver Club of America Special Meet Belgian D Uccle and Booted Bantam Club Special Meet Cochins International Special Meet Dominique Club of America Special Meet International Cornish Breeders Association - State Meet International Waterfowl Breeders Association Special Meet Japanese Bantam Breeders Association Special Meet Modern Game Club of America Special Meet North American Hamburg Society Special Meet North American Leghorn Club Special Meet Old English Game Bantam Club of America Special Meet Polish Breeders Club Special Meet Rosecomb Bantam Federation Special Meet Sebright Club of America Special Meet United Orpington Club Special Meet Come see our booth Jersey Giant Special Meet

11 This show is a fair qualifier for all counties! All competitions are open to anyone 18yrs and under. Divisions are: As of 12/31/17: Primary contestants are ages 5-8 / Novice 1 st time, NEVER ever shown before juniors are 9-11yrs / Intermediates are 12-13yrs / Seniors are 14-18yrs. Avian Bowl contestants: Jr Division are ages 9-13 / Sr. Division are ages yrs. Every participant has to register on an entry form. List of Events 1. Showmanship Contest- Judging Based on the 4-H Poultry Showmanship National Standard, University of California. 2. Knowledge Quiz- (formerly Poultry Expo) Written test on poultry facts. 3. Poultry Judging - Contestants will judge 4 birds of the same Class, breed & variety, per APA & ABA Standard of Perfection, place them according. 4. Breed ID- Contestants name the Class, Breed & Variety of displayed birds, per APA & ABA Standard of Perfection. 5. Best Dressed Bird A costume contest for your favorite bird. A prize for the Best Dressed Bird. ONE CLASS FOR ALL AGES. 6. Avian Bowl- Team of 2-4 compete against another team to answer poultry questions from Avian Bowl National Study Guide, Jeopardy game show style. Need not be in same club to form a team, join with anyone. Jr and Sr Divisions. 1 st & 2 nd place awards. 7. Agility Course- No novice class. One bird per contestant. Participants may use either treats (participant supplies) or show stick. Judged on time and style and least use of treats or show stick. Hosted by Burney 4-H Poultry Project 8. Educational Poultry Poster Contest- Must be submitted by 8am Saturday March 24. Late entries will not be accepted. Must be on poster board size: 24 x 36, or tri-fold presentation board. Poultry related subject only. NCPA will offer to purchase selected posters for future events. (Only contestants will be allowed in Breed ID, Judging, & Knowledge Quiz area. No cell phones may be used. Standards available for Judging only, time limits) (Primary members may have assistance)

12 SHOW RULES By participating you agree to abide by show rules as stated below. 1. ENTRIES: deadline: March by USPS mail: NCPA c/o Smallbrook Ranch, Hackett Lane, Redding, CA ENTRY FORMS: One exhibitor per entry form. Youth participating in competitions must submit an entry form by deadline. All participants must pay the facility fee. Forms may be copied. 3. ENTRY FEES: All entry fees must accompany the entry. Please do not send cash. Send check or money order made to NCPA. All participants pay facility fee. 4. YOUTH COMPETITIONS: All participants must send in an entry form whether they are entering birds to be judged or not. Payment must accompany entry form by due date. Late registration will require a late fee. Youth divisions: Age of 12/31/17, Primary 5-8 yrs., Novice1st time (never ever shown), Junior 9-11 yrs., Intermediate yrs., Senior yrs. 5. HANDLING OF BIRDS: No person other than the show officials or owner shall be allowed to handle or feed/water birds without the owner s permission. 6. FEED/WATER: Exhibitors are responsible for feeding and watering their own birds; feed and water provided. 7. COOP-OUT: Please honor check-out time. No early releases. Any exhibitor cooping out early without approval of Show Superintendent will forfeit awards/placings and NCPA will not honor further entries. 8. JUDGING: By comparison with the latest edition of the APA Standard of Perfection and the ABA Bantam Standard. Any matter not provided for under APA/ABA rules will be resolved by NCPA. 9. PREMIUMS: All premiums are accepted from specialty clubs and individuals in good faith. NCPA will not be responsible for payment of premiums or awards not delivered to NCPA. We are more than happy to distribute them with awards. 10. BIOSECURITY: Birds showing evidence of disease or parasites will be removed from the showroom. See Leeann Stearns. 11.SECURITY: As a participant in this Poultry Show NorCal Poultry, nor it's members are responsible for any type of claim, loss or damage to any bird, property or person nor Tehama County Fairgrounds for any loss or damage to birds or property. 12.SALE CAGES: 1) Sale cages are available to exhibitors and members only 1) Overcrowding will not be permitted limit on birds per cage is as follows: maximum of 3 large fowl or 6 bantams at any time. 2) NCPA is not liable for birds in the sale area. 3) Owner is responsible for sale, feeding, and watering of their own stock. 4) No out of box or bumper sales.

13 AWARDS Open & Youth: Grand Champion of Show 100 IKE dollars Reserve Champion of Show 50 IKE dollars Champion Bantam, Reserve Champion Bantam Champion Large Fowl, Reserve Champion Large Fowl Champion Waterfowl, Reserve Champion Water Fowl Champion Turkey, Reserve Champion Turkey Champion Guinea, Reserve Champion Guinea Champion of Classes Champion Trio Champion of Egg Show, Reserve of Egg Show 4-H/Youth Competition Awards Showmanship & Knowledge Quiz Breed I.D. & Poultry Judging Avian Bowl Poultry Agility Course Best Dressed Bird Contest Educational Poster Contest NCPA will offer purchase of selected posters to be used at future events. YOUTH & OPEN Premiums Champion Large Fowl by Youth $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Champion Bantam by Youth $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Champion Water Fowl by Youth $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Best Conditioned Bird by Youth $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Belgian D Uccle, Best of Breed by Youth $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Belgian D Uccle, Res. of Breed by Youth $ 5 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Best Booted Bantam Open $10 Galewick s Gorgeous Bantams Best Wyandotte Bantam Display Open $50 The Roof Family Best Barred Rock Bantam Display Open $50 The Roof Family

14 Mercy High School FFA 7am-2 pm Will be serving Breakfast Burritos and lunch. Pulled Pork Sammies Cole Slaw, Hamburgers, Hot Dogs, Chips, and a variety of snacks. The food is great & all Proceeds support Mercy FFA Award Banquet Tracey and her crew will be BBQing tri-tip, chicken & the fixins Just after our Wine/Micro Brew & Dessert Donation Raffle

15 during our Social Hour Our fabulous table raffle Something for everyone, feed, specialty items, plants, etc... need to be present to receive your item, Sunday at 9am. Please bring your donation to the show or contact Robin. Breeders Raffle will consist of a pair or trio of APA Standard Bred quality birds only. Thank you Sierra Pacific & Tom & Robin for putting shavings under our birds! ages! Thank you for putting wood and plastic under our cages! HOME DEPOT

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