EntriesEntries will go live 6/1/20 and must be postmarked by July 24, 2020. Entries are $15 per class (including group classes, best headed, & best fleece). All late entry fees have been waived. No showmanship entry fee. Please print off your entry form, fill it out, and mail it in with your payment to:
Indiana Livestock Association PO Box 792 Greenfield, IN. 46140 ![]()
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DonationsMany of you have asked if you could donate towards the show. Well, you are in the right place! We are looking for donors to help cover show expenses and awards for the youth. If you are interested in donating, please click below for more information.
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Meet our Judges
Katherine Kuykendall
Katherine is a web designer from Richland Center, Wisconsin. She has a Bachelor's Degree in Ag Communication from Purdue University and a Master's Degree in Ag Communication from Oklahoma State University. She grew up showing sheep with her parents. Her family currently owns and shows Montadales, Cheviots, and Natural Coloreds. Her judging experience includes being the showmanship and junior breeding sheep judge at the North American. During her experiences she has had the opportunity to work with several young people to improve their skills in the show ring. |
Evan Snyder
Evan Snyder grew up in Oklahoma showing livestock in the 4-H and FFA programs! He attended Oklahoma State University in Animal Science! Evan now resides in Atglen, PA where he manages the MacCauley flock! He has judged numerous fairs across the United States! He is honored to be asked to be part of the Youth Sheep Expo’s Kick off show! Thanks to the Committee for putting this together and good luck to the exhibitors!! |
Aaron Crome
Aaron lives in Marshall, Illinois with his wife of 27 years, Mary Ann. They have two children, Thomas who is a senior at Iowa State University and Megan a freshman at Carl Sandburg College. Aaron has been involved in the purebred sheep industry his entire life growing up showing Oxfords. He and Mary Ann raised Polled Dorsets for over 25 years with the entire family successfully competing on a national level. They are currently battling a rather unhealthy show pig addiction. |