Tiger Country

Sunday, April 1st 2007 - 4:00 p.m.
Fort Hays State University Livestock Pavilion
Selling 50 Lambs, 50 Pigs and a select set of goats
Plan to attend the Fitting and Showing Clinic
$10 for youth, Adults are free.
RSVP by March 27th

Lambs:
Todd Wise
Kelly Burch
Pete Clair
Norm Pilger
CLS Show Lambs
Dickinson Club Lambs
Ft Hays State Sheep Farm
The Briscoe Girls
Kent Langemeier

Pigs:
Brian Anderson
Dandy Farms
Chris Kriley
Nathan Stoughton
Leibbrandt Show Pigs
Phipps Family Show Pigs
Brett Kaysen

Goats:
CLS
Cody Pieper
Pete Clair


Grand Champion FFA Market Lamb 2006 Nebraska State Fair Bred by Langemeier Club Lambs Shown by Ryan Hassebrook	Reserve Natural & 5TH Overall 2006 Indiana State Fair Bred by Pete Clair Shown by Peyton Parker


Grand Tri-State Royal Bred by CLS Show Lambs Shown by Arianne Briscoe	Champion Colorado State Fair Bred by Todd Wise Shown by Bailey Wise


Reserve Grand Kansas Junior Livestock Show Bred by Dandy Hog Farms Shown by LT Plunkett	Champion Hamp Kansas State Fair Bred by Dandy Hog Farms Shown by Whitney Plunkett

Several jackpot, and county fair champions
Plus some KS State Fair class winners
Sold through last years sale

Sale Prospects

Sunday April 1, 2007 - FHSU Pavilion
The swine workshop will begin at 9:00 a.m. - 11:30
Free Lunch provided - 11:30 - 12:30
Sheep and Goat Speaker 12:30 - 3:00 p.m.

All sell animals will be eligible for a spring futurity:
$300 for Grand
$150 for Reserve
(for pigs and lambs only)

Cost $10 youth fee for both workshops - Adults are free
Please RSVP by March 27th - $20 at the door
Contact Kolby Burch for more information
at 785/628-5880 or kburch@fhsu.edu

Sheep & Goats - Clint Cummings, Paso Robles, CA
Clint is part owner/operator and the western U.S. Manager of High Noon Feeds LLC. Clint attended Oklahoma State University and completed his Masters at Cal Polytechnic University – San Luis Obispo while coaching the livestock judging team. Clint has since judged every major market lamb show in America: Houston, San Antonio, Ft. Worth, Denver, Louisville, and Kansas City. Clint’s evaluation methods stem from practical production methods because he was raised at the grassroots level of production agriculture and now raises his own club lambs.

Pigs - Brett Kaysen Ft. Collins, CO
Currently, Brett’s staff position with Colorado State University, Department of Animal Sciences is composed of 8 month’s teaching and 4 months extension. Brett currently teaches Swine Systems and the Introductory Animal Science Lab Course. In addition to his teaching and extension responsibilities, Brett has mentored several undergraduate and graduate students that have completed their bachelors and masters program and are now in successful career-oriented positions. Currently, Brett has 33 undergraduates under his wing.