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“On behalf of the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) staff and board of directors, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 110th Annual Wyoming State Fair,” states 2021-2022 WSF Board Chairman Shawn Steffen. “We are very excited for the lineup of vendors and events we have scheduled for this year.” The week-long event is jam-packed with delicious food, exciting entertainment, talented musical artists and some of the most competitive livestock shows in the area. WSF has something for everyone.

A pull-out map and schedule of events can be found on pages 49-52. An entertainment schedule can also be found on page 21. For more information about the WSF, visit wystatefair.com. “Good luck to all the exhibitors and contestants in the Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association Rodeo, Miss Rodeo Wyoming contestants and Demolition Derby,” says Steffen. “The WSF board looks forward to seeing you at Wyoming’s premier summer event, the 110th Annual Wyoming State Fair, Aug. 16-20.”

Wyoming State Fair Board Members Jill Tregemba – Wyoming Business Council Diane Shober – Wyoming Tourism Board Steve Price – Agriculture (at-large) Joe Rankin – Converse County and City of Douglas Shawn Steffen – Energy Industry Chairman Darin Westby – State Parks and Cultural Resources Dan Barks – Northeastern Wyoming Diana Berger – Southwestern Wyoming Joe Bridges – Northwestern Wyoming Vicki Haley – Southeastern Wyoming Doug Miyamoto – Wyoming Department of Agriculture Stacy Broda – Wyoming Vocational Ag Teachers Association

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Continuing long-standing traditions at wyoming state fair Welcome to Douglas for of our friends as they comthe 110th Wyoming State Fair pete here. This is a tradition. and Rodeo! The state fair is For more than a century, a celebration of Wyoming’s the Wyoming State Fair has past, present and future. been a gathering place where It is a family event bringwe pay tribute to Wyoming’s ing together generations of farms and ranches and the producers, competitors and hard-working families that guests. Families have been keep them moving forward. gathering in Douglas each Agriculture is one of Wyoyear for decades to see old ming’s top industries providfriends, share information ing a strong economic benand make new memories. efit to our state while mainFirst Lady Jennie and taining our Western culture I look forward to the fair and heritage. each year to see friends from These stewards of the across the state and make new land also help provide habiacquaintances every August. tat for wildlife and preserve Gov. Mark Gordon As a young man, I rememthe open spaces we all enjoy. ber exhibiting here and watching my dad Crow Agriculture has always been the constant thread Gordon compete. My sister and I also showed woven through the fabric of our state and the here. Our dad, I remember, encouraging our Wyoming State Fair is the place to come celedaughters in their projects and competitions brate this vital industry. here, and even now we enjoy supporting the kids As a ranching family, Jennie and I know firsthand the value of this industry and the important role the Wyoming State Fair plays in it through youth competition, education, relationship building and growing our young entrepreneurs. I am committed to a strong and successful Wyoming State Fair now and going forward. The development of the new Wyoming State Fair Board and the Wyoming State Fair Endowment are going to help not only sustain the fair but also strengthen and stabilize this great event for years to come. We want each fair to be better than the last. To that end, whether you are attending for the first time or you come each year, it is important we hear from you. Please share your thoughts and suggestions on what you enjoyed or what can be done to improve your experience on the Bear Mountain Beef Inc Wyoming State Fair mobile app or website so is a new facility in the this event can continue to improve. area specializing in USDA We hope you enjoy your time on our beautiand custom exempt beef ful fairgrounds here in Douglas and plan to bring processing. All products are vacuum sealed for the your family, friends and people in your commubest quality freezer life nity with you when you return next year. and appearance. We have Jennie and I thank you for attending and we openings avalible still for look forward to visiting with you while you’re 2022-2023 calendar year. here. We thank the Wyoming State Fair board and staff, volunteers and sponsors whose hard work and contributions make the Wyoming State Give us a call at 307-338-2751 Fair and Rodeo an event to remember. or check out our website for more details! Mark Gordon bearmountainbeef@gmail.com Governor

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I would like to formally also have great fishing along welcome you and your famthe river for both trout and ily to Douglas for the 110th catfish. Annual Wyoming State Fair We have an amazing Railand Rodeo, Aug. 16-20, 2022. road Museum at the ChamAs a former 4-H member of Commerce complete ber, I have very fond memwith an engine, dining car, ories of showing my horses caboose, sleeper car, etc. at the Wyoming State Fair. I and all open to the public to commend every 4-H and FFA enjoy. There is also a really youth for all of their hard well-done working train set work over the last year. The inside of the chamber office. Wyoming State Fair is one of We have the Wyoming the few fairs left where youth Pioneer Memorial Museum have to win a county compelocated on the fairgrounds, as tition to qualify to show at well as the Pioneer Cemetery state. All of the youth deserve located on Highway 59. Both Rene’ Kemper our sincere congratulations are a great way to connect Mayor of Douglas for making it to the top. with Wyoming’s past. And, While you are in Douglas, I hope you will you won’t want to miss out on the Camp Dougenjoy our many attractions. Come and visit las Officers’ Club State Historical Site on Richthe Jackalope at Jackalope Square. There is a ards Street if you are interested in learning more statue of Sir Barton, the first Triple Crown winabout Wyoming’s housing of prisoners of war ner, located in Washington Park. We also have during World War II. There are amazing Westa beautiful walk along the Platte River, which ern themed murals in the club which were drawn includes storyboards for the children to read and and painted by the prisoners themselves. All of enjoy as they burn off some extra energy. We these attractions are free. We also have a wide variety of restaurants, covering everything from traditional American cuisine, to Mexican, Chinese and Indian food. So come and enjoy all of what Douglas has to offer you and your family, during your stay for the Wyoming State Fair. And please come back and visit us soon! Rene’ Kemper Sheridan College agriculture programs Mayor of Douglas are highly regarded and students study with experts in their field, who care about student success.

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Youth Horse Show Check-in

Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas) Open Crafted, Creative & Home Arts judging Youth Livestock Begin Arrival 4-H & FFA Exhibit buildings open to receive entries

8 AM – 10 AM – 3 PM –

Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum open Open Garden judging (Lower Ft. Reno)

Static Superintendent Meeting (Cafeteria)

5 PM – All 4-H/FFA exhibits & Youth Livestock must be in place 6 PM – Youth Dairy Goat & Meet Breeding Goat Check-in State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Coach’s Meeting (Cafeteria) 4-H/FFA Exhibitor Meeting (Swine Show Ring) Open Wool Exhibits in place

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8 PM – 4-H Extension Educator Meeting (Swine Show Ring) 9 PM – FFA Member/Advisor Meeting (Swine Show Ring) 10:30 PM – 4-H/FFA Curfew

Opening day hosts youth horse show The top two placing 4-H members from each county and top placing FFA members from each chapter from across the state will be bringing their equine partners to the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) to compete in a variety of equine classes. The two-day event will kick off on Monday, Aug. 15 at 8 a.m. The Youth Horse Show will begin with a Quarter Horse halter class followed by any other breed halter in the indoor arena.

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TUESDAY, August 16

12:30 PM – State 4-H Judging Contest 1 PM – FFA Agronomy, Classroom & Ag

7 AM – Youth Horse Show Check-in 7:30 AM – Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas) 8 AM – Weigh Youth Market Goats

4-H Dog Show Check-in 4-H Judging of All Exhibits (NOT ANIMALS) (public access limited during all judging)

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Weigh Youth Market Swine

Hay Show Judging (Roundup Tent) Process/Weigh Youth Market Beef & Youth Commercial Ewe Breeding Lambs Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building Open Home Arts Exhibit Buildings Open

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Carnival Open

11:30 AM – Weigh-in for MSLC Performance

Lamb Contest (Open Sheep Barn)

Mechanics Judging (Ft. Laramie) Hay Show Awards (Beef Show Ring)

1:30 PM – UW Extension Performance Lamb Evaluation Contest (Show Rings) The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Offi cial Reasons & Awards Program

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2:30 PM – 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM – 5:30 PM – 6:30 PM – 7:15 PM – 7:30 PM – 8 PM –

Family Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) The Danger Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) State 4-H Judging Contest Awards The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) Exhibit Buildings Close

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oh hay, check out one of wyoming’s top crops In Wyoming, hay is the staple winter livestock feed for most ranchers. At the Wyoming State Fair, producers will have the chance to boast just who has the best. The Premier Wyoming Hay Show will allow guests a unique chance to catch a glimpse of its production in Wyoming at the the Wyoming Livestock Roundup tent on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 10 a.m. An award presentation will follow at 3 p.m. The public is invited to participate in their own judging of the entries. University of Wyoming (UW) Extension will coordinate a people’s choice judging format from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 17 through Friday, Aug. 19 at the fair. There’s more to hay than just baling it. The quality checks include physical characteristics such as maturity, texture, leaf capture and retention, bale quality, color, odor, foreign material and mold – all of this is prior to evaluating the forage analysis. In rendering the best of the best, the top crop decision takes both the forage analysis and the evolution of the physical characteristics into consideration. The process for competitors to enter is detailed. To participate in the Premier Wyoming Hay Show, entries must have core samples taken by UW Extension educators. The samples are then sent to the Forage Analysis Laboratory. A three-judge panel will base their decision on Premiums in three areas – alfalfa hay, grass hay and mixed hay. The Wyoming Hay and Forage Association awards the Alan M. Gray Best of Show trophy plaque, buckles for champions in the open and young producer division, plaques for category grand champions, rosettes for champions, ribbons for first through sixth place and cash prizes for winners.

The nerveless nocks bring thrilling entertainment to this year’s fair The Nerveless Nocks are among the most respected aerial stunt artists in the world. Since 1954, The Nerveless Nocks have been thrilling audiences across the U.S., Canada, Mexico and world-wide. Stop by a Nerveless Nocks performance to see daredevil stunt riders race motorcycles in a 17-foot steel globe and balance motorcycles on a thin-stretched steel cable; aerial performances on a revolving pendulum; award-winning “Nock the Clown” entertainment; and much more. Be prepared to be amazed by these death-defying aerial maneuvers!

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PRCA Rodeo returns to cowboy state

The Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association (PRCA) contestants return to Douglas to compete in the Wyoming State Fair PRCA Rodeo. Contestants from around the nation will travel to the Cowboy State for their chance to earn their spot in the Wrangler National Finals Rodeo in Las Vegas, Nev. in December. The top competitors will see roughstock provided by Muddy Creek ProRodeo from Newcastle, Triple V Rodeo Company from Casper and Rocky Mountain Rodeo from JayEm. Aug. 17-18 will feature traditional rodeo events including bareback riding, steer wrestling, steer team

roping, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, barrel racing and bull riding. Steer ropers will also be added to the roster for the Wednesday night performance. Before the chutes kick open at the FORD Grandstand Arena on Aug. 17, at 7 p.m., Military Appreciation Day will be honored with a special presentation by the Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard. The Women’s Professional Rodeo Association’s event, women’s breakaway, will also return to the lineup this year. Breakaway ropers will compete on Thursday during slack and in the performance. In addition, Miss Rodeo Wyoming 2023 will be crowned during the Thursday night performance.

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This year’s Wyoming State Fair (WSF) 4-H Dog Show features impressive, well-trained dogs. Be sure to check out the show on Tuesday, Aug. 16 at 8:30 a.m., and be prepared to be amazed by these talented youth who have worked all year training their dogs. Exhibitors qualify to enter the State 4-H Dog Show by competing in their county 4-H dog show. Participants will be awarded at this year’s WSF in categories of showmanship, obedience, conformation,

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ENtertainment schedule Tuesday, August 16 11 AM –

Carnival Open

The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 2:30 PM – Family Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) 3:30 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 4:30 PM – The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 5:30 PM – The Danger Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) 6:30 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 7:15 PM – The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 8 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 8:30 PM – Trancenosis Hypnotist Show (Pepsi Stage)

Wednesday, August 17

Friday, August 19 Cont’d

The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) Family Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) The Danger Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) 6:30 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 7 PM – Morgan Evans Concert (FORD Grandstand Arena) 7:15 PM – The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 8 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 8:30 PM – Trancenosis Hypnotist Show (Pepsi Stage)

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11 AM – 1:30 PM – 2:30 PM – 3:30 PM – 4:30 PM – 6:30 PM – 7 PM –

11 AM – 1:30 PM –

Carnival Open

12 AM –

Carnival Closes

Grandstand Arena)

Carnival Open – Youth Day

The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) Family Magik Show (Pepsi Stage) The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) PRCA Rodeo (FORD Grandstand Arena) 7:15 PM – The Pirate’s Parrot Show (Ship) 8 PM – The Nerveless Nocks (Feature Area) 8:30 PM – Trancenosis Hypnotist Show (Pepsi Stage)

Thursday, August 18 9 AM –

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Youth Meat Goat Showmanship, followed by Breeding Meat Goat Show, followed by Champion of Champions Youth Market Goat Challenge Open & Youth Wool Show Judging, followed by Natural Fiber Arts Judging (Wool Pavillion) 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 8:30 AM – 4-H Cat Show Check-in (Event Tent) 9 AM – 4-H Cat Show & Showmanship Contest (Event Tent) PRCA Steer Roping (FORD Grandstand Arena) WJAA Angus Show (Beef Show Rings) 10 AM – Vendors & Vyve Commercial Buildings Open 11 AM – All Exhibit Buildings Open

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Vocational Agriculture Teachers Association Youth Jackpot Market Goat Show at 10 a.m. Goats will be broken into classes by weight. On Saturday, Aug. 20, the FFA and 4-H Dairy Goat Showmanship Contest will begin at 8 a.m., and the Youth Dairy Goat Show will follow. Breeds featured in the show include Saanen, Alpine, Lamanchanubian, Nigerian dwarf and AOB and Grade. The Grand Champion Junior and Senior Doe of Show will be awarded, along with the Best Doe of Show and Best Uddered Doe of Show. The Fiber Goat Show will follow the Dairy Goat Show. This show is open to angora, cashmere and other fiber-type breed does. The night will end with the Pygmy Goat Show.

Travel back in time at this year’s wyoming state fair The Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum, located on the Wyoming State Fairgrounds, offers a blast from the past. The Western history museum houses one of the largest collections of historical memorabilia which will stir your imagination and take you on a trip back

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Swine shows feature youth and their pigs

There will be a couple of chances to see the best in swine at this year’s Wyoming State Fair (WSF). Young exhibitors showcasing their pigs happens to be one of the most popular events at the WSF. Fairgoers can see the Champion of Champions Market Swine Challenge on Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 3 p.m. The event is an educational competition designed to provide an analysis of improved swine selection and pork quality for the consumer by highlighting the champion market hog from each county in Wyoming and its exhibitor. Don’t go too far, because the 4-H Swine Showmanship will immediately follow. Swine time will continue on Thursday, Aug. 18, beginning with FFA Swine Showmanship at 1 p.m., immediately followed by the Youth Market Swine Show. The final show on Thursday will be a fun time at the Youth Market Swine Best Pen of Five. This is where hogs will be judged on overall appearance, uniformity and market pork quality and showmanship. Of course, appearance and attitude of exhibitors is also considered. Friday, Aug. 19 is the last day showcasing swine. Taking center stage will be the Youth Breeding Swine Show at 1 p.m. This is where

exhibitors display Duroc, Yorkshire, Hampshire, crossbred, any other colored breed and any other white breed gilts, as well as junior and senior boars. Immediately following will be the Wyoming Vocational Agriculture Teacher Market Swine Jackpot Show.

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WJAA sponsors junior angus show The Wyoming Junior Angus Association (WJAA) will host a Junior Angus Show on Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 9 a.m in the Beef Show Rings. All members of the National Junior Angus Association will be competing for top honors in owned heifers, bred and owned heifers, bulls, cow/calf pairs and registered steer classes. In addition, a Full-Blood Angus Steer Show will take place on Thursday, Aug. 18. The show will be open to Wyoming 4-H, FFA and WJAA members only. Top contestants will be competing for up to $1,250 in premiums and prizes, with $500 being awarded to champions, $250 to reserve champions and $250 awarded to the highest placed

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4-H Sheep Showmanship, followed by Youth Breeding Sheep Show (Show Rings) Youth Poultry Check-in/In-place 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 8:30 AM – MRW Horsemanship Round #2 (Pepsi Equine Center) 9 AM – PRCA Slack & WPRA Breakaway Slack (FORD Grandstand Arena) 10 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Assn. Meeting (Ruthe James Williams Building) Hereford Cattle Show, followed by Pen of Three Bulls & Wyoming Hereford Steer Show 4-H & FFA Poultry Showmanship, followed by Youth Poultry Show WATA Youth Jackpot Market Goat Show (Show Rings) Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building Open 11 AM – All Exhibit Buildings Open

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Hereford associations host c0mplete cattle show

On Thursday, Aug. 18 starting at 10 a.m., the American Hereford Association and Wyoming Hereford Association (WHA) will host a sanctioned regional Hereford point show. A total of $7,500 in premiums will be awarded to top contestants. Classes will be split into three divisions: females, bulls and group classes. The Wyoming State Fair (WSF) will present banners to the Grand Champion and Reserve Grand Champion Bull and Female and Breeder’s Six Head. The WHA will present a belt buckle to the Supreme Champion Hereford. Following the Hereford Cattle Show, a Champion Pen of Three bull will be named. Bulls must be Wyoming bred and must have been shown

in individual classes to be eligible. The WHA. will provide premiums for the pen show for first place, second place and third place. Following the Pen of Three class, the WHA will also sponsor a Hereford Steer Show. Steers will be shown by weight and will be eligible for 4-H, FFA and Wyoming Junior Angus Association members only. Premiums of $1,000 will be awarded, with $500 going to the Champion Hereford Steer and $250 to the Reserve Champion Hereford Steer. Be sure to check out this awesome British breed of cattle, originating from Herefordshire in the West Midlands of England at the 110th WSF.

Wyoming state Fair showcases youth in poultry

You won’t want to miss the chance to view youth poultry shows at this year’s Wyoming State Fair (WSF). Visit the Event Tent Thursday, Aug. 18 to observe a wide variety of birds. Youth Poultry Showmanship will begin at 10 a.m., followed by the Youth Poultry Show. Each exhibitor may enter up to 20 birds into the

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remind me, I, too, am connected to the land.” In addition, Pat speaks extensively to water user groups and agencies. He served in the Wyoming Legislature and on the presidentially-appointed Western Water Policy Commission. He is the current president of the Family Farm Alliance, which represents Western irrigators. Pat has testified before the U.S. House Resource Committee on water, agriculture and land use issues in Wyoming and in the West. “Pat has always been a vocal and effective advocate for agriculture, and I have especially appreciated his dedication to Western water issues,” writes Cat Urbigkit. Pat and Sharon are active members of WSGA, Wyoming Wool Growers Association, Wyoming Farm Bureau, Colorado Cattlemen’s Association and Colorado Wool Growers Association. Conservation efforts The O’Tooles strive to conserve their ranch, which is home to one of North America’s largest elk herds, one of the only thriving mule deer herds in the region, Greater sage grouse, Colorado cutthroat trout and Gambel oak. “Ranching is a team effort, and Pat and Sharon O’Toole have been working together to build the Ladder Livestock Company and the Ladder Ranch,” writes nominator Randy Teeuwen. “The ranch has been home to the O’Toole family for six generations and they are active in commu-

nity, agricultural and political affairs and keeping the Western heritage alive.” Pat and Sharon received the Wyoming Stock Growers Land Trust Kurt Bucholz Conservation Award in 2016 in recognition of their work on water and conservation issues in Wyoming. They also received the Partners for Wildlife Award from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service for stream management practices on Battle Creek in 2008. The Ladder Ranch participates in the Sage Grouse Initiative, the Conservation Stewardships Program and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife’s Partners for Fish and Wildlife program. Pat serves on the board of directors for the Intermountain Joint Venture, a public/private group which advocates for migratory birds. He also serves on the boards of Partners for Conservation, Farm Foundation and Solutions from the Land. “Pat and Sharon’s efforts in conservation, water development, fish, bird and wildlife habitat and grazing rights and programs have been critical to the success of the Ladder Ranch and the general health and sustainability of the ag and hospitality culture,” writes Mike Sullivan. The O’Tooles will be honored and inducted into the Wyoming Agriculture Hall of Fame at the annual picnic set for Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 5:30 p.m. at Riverside Park in Douglas. Call 307-234-2700 or e-mail roundup@wylr.net for more information.

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Scott worked for MoorMan Manufacturing through the 1990s as a district sales manager and an area sales manager, where he “excelled in leadership development, whether it was developing an employee, a colleague or an agriculture producer,” says Cindy. He joined the Wyoming Business Council Agribusiness Division in 2002 as the forage and co-op development program specialist. He was then promoted to the livestock and forage program manager. “Scott was responsible for the promotion of the Wyoming hay and forage industry, and in 2005 he revitalized the Wyoming State Fair Hay Show,” says Cindy. “Scott continued to showcase the hay industry and generate excitement and enthusiasm about Wyoming hay and forage across the U.S.” Scott, along with seedstock producers, worked to develop the Wyoming Livestock Genetics Association to promote livestock genetics in Wyoming. “Scott loved good cattle and few could judge cattle as well as he could,” says Cindy. “He had a knack for recognizing excellent genetics.” Scott initiated the development of the Future Cattle Producers of Wyoming program to get youth involved with cattle. Through this program, a high school student was paired with a donated heifer, and an experienced seedstock producer mentored the student. The emphasis was to educate youth in cattle production with a real-life opportunity to raise cattle. Scott joined the BigIron Auctions team in 2016 as an area sales representative and was later promoted to

the district manager. “Scott’s passion for Wyoming agriculture lived on as he was able to help producers sell and buy equipment,” says nominator Kurt Campbell of BigIron Auctions. He was also involved with the Wyoming Wool Growers Association and Wyoming Stock Growers Association, as well as served as chairman for the Wyoming AgXpo. Community service Aside from Scott’s extensive involvement within the agriculture industry, he was also involved with the local community. Scott served on the Casper Chamber of Commerce Ag Committee, the Natrona County Conservation District and he served as the president for the Casper Swim Club, the Kelly Walsh Booster Club and the Kelly Walsh Quarterback Club. “Scott was truly a Wyoming ag professional,” says Kurt. “His love for Wyoming and all facets of the ag industries motivated him to be the best he could be. He will be sorely missed, and his career and personal efforts will live on.” In honor of Scott, a $1,000 scholarship was set up for one UW student and one CC student who is majoring in agricultural business or a related degree. Scott Keith will be honored and inducted into the Wyoming Agriculture Hall of Fame at the annual picnic set for Wednesday, Aug. 17 at 5:30 p.m. at Riverside Park in Douglas. Call 307-234-2700 or e-mail roundup@wylr.net for more information.

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Sheep Wagons Arrival Youth Horse Entry Deadline (electronic entry closes at 12 midnight)

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Saturday, August 13

Open Crafted, Creative & Home Arts Entries Accepted 3 PM – WDGA Dairy Goat Shows (Show Rings) Jr. Does 5 PM – Livestock Superintendent Meeting (Cafeteria) 6 PM – Youth Livestock Show Entry Deadlines (Required for stalling allocation)

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Youth Horse Show Check-in Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas) Open Crafted, Creative & Home Arts judging Youth Livestock Begin Arrival 4-H & FFA Exhibit buildings open to receive entries 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 10 AM – Open Garden judging (Lower Ft. Reno) 3 PM – Static Superintendent Meeting (Cafeteria) 5 PM – All 4-H/FFA exhibits and Youth Livestock must be in place 6 PM – Youth Dairy Goat & Meet Breeding Goat Check-in State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Coach’s Meeting (Cafeteria) 7 PM – 4-H/FFA Exhibitor Meeting (Swine Show Ring) Open Wool Exhibits in place 8 PM – 4-H Extension Educator Meeting (Swine Show Ring) 9 PM – FFA Member/Advisor Meeting (Swine Show Ring) 10:30 PM – 4-H/FFA Curfew

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7 AM – Youth Horse Show Check-in 7:30 AM – Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas)

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Weigh Youth Market Goats 4-H Dog Show Check-in 4-H Judging of All Exhibits (NOT ANIMALS) (public access limited during all judging) 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 8:30 AM – 4-H Dog Show & Showmanship Youth Breeding Beef, Sheep & Swine Check-in 9 AM – Weigh Youth Market Swine 10 AM – Hay Show Judging (Roundup Tent) Process/Weigh Youth Market Beef & Youth Commercial Ewe Breeding Lambs Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building Open 11 AM – Home Arts Exhibit Buildings Open 11:30 AM – Weigh-in for MSLC Performance Lamb Contest (Open Sheep Barn) 12:30 PM – State 4-H Judging Contest 1 PM – FFA Agronomy, Classroom & Ag Mechanics Judging (Ft. Laramie) Hay Show Awards (Beef Show Ring) 1:30 PM – UW Extension Performance Lamb Evaluation Contest (Show Rings) 2 PM – 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Official Reasons & Awards Program 7:30 PM – State 4-H Judging Contest Awards 8 PM – Exhibit Buildings Close 10 PM – Vendors Close 10:30 PM – 4-H/FFA Curfew

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4-H Sheep Showmanship, followed by Youth Breeding Sheep Show (Show Rings) Youth Poultry Check-in/In-place 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 8:30 AM – MRW Horsemanship Round #2 (Pepsi Equine Center) 10 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Assn. Meeting (Ruthe James Williams Building) Hereford Cattle Show, followed by Pen of Three Bulls & Wyoming Hereford Steer Show 4-H & FFA Poultry Showmanship, followed by Youth Poultry Show WATA Youth Jackpot Market Goat Show (Show Rings) Vendors & Vyve Commercial Building Open 11 AM – All Exhibit Buildings Open 12 PM – Wyoming Pioneer Assn. Luncheon (Ruthe James Williams Buildings) 1 PM – Angus Cattle Show, followed by Supreme Champion Beef & Bull & Female Selection FFA Swine Showmanship, followed by Youth Market Swine Show & Pen of Five Market Swine (Touchstone Show Center) 307 Livestock Judging Team Recognition 3 PM – Mustang Days 6 PM – Youth Market Beef Champion of Champi ons & WATA Youth Jackpot Beef Show 8 PM – All Exhibit Buildings Close 10 PM – Vendors Close 10:30 PM – 4-H & FFA Curfew

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Wyoming Mustang Days Show (Horse Arenas) 8 AM – Wyoming Pioneer Memorial Museum Open 9 AM – FFA Beef Showmanship, followed by Youth Breeding Beef Show, followed by Open Prospect Calf Show (Beef Show Rings) Texas Longhorn Cattle Show (Longhorn Ring) Commercial Heifer Show (Beef Show Ring Area) 4-H & FFA Rabbit Showmanship and Youth Rabbit Show (Event Tent) 10 AM – Vendors & Vyve Commercial Buildings Open 11 AM – All Exhibit Buildings Open Open and Youth Exhibit Buildings Open 1 PM – Youth Breeding Swine Show, followed by WATA Youth Jackpot Market Swine Show Fashion Revue Judging (DHS) 4 PM – Sheep Lead Contest (Open Sheep Barn) 8 PM – All Exhibit Buildings Close 10 PM – Vendors Close 10:30 PM – 4-H & FFA Curfew

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4-H Beef Showmanship, followed by Youth Market Beef Show (Beef Show Ring) FFA & 4-H Dairy Goat Showmanship Contest, followed by Youth Dairy Goat Show, Followed by Pygmy & Fiber Goats (Show Rings) Open Class Sheep Show & Natural Colored Sheep Show (Sheep Barn) Wyoming Mustang Days Show (Pepsi Equine Center) 9 AM – Fashion Revue Judging (DHS) 10 AM – Vendors & Vyve Buildings Open 11 AM – MSLC Performance Lamb & UW Extension Evaluation Contests Awards (Sheep Barn) Youth Alpaca Show (Grass Arenas) All Exhibit Buildings Open 12 PM – Hay Show People’s Choice Awards 1:30 PM – Sheep Shearing Demonstrations (Wool Pavillion) 7 PM – Public Fashion Revue (DHS) 8 PM – All Exhibit Buildings Close 10 PM – Vendors Close 10:30 PM – 4-H & FFA Curfew

8 AM –

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Cute, fuzzy, fluffy and full of hop – who doesn’t love these adorable creatures affectionately known as rabbits? These furry friends will have their time to shine at the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) on Friday, Aug. 19 beginning at 9 a.m. in the Event Tent. The Youth Rabbit Show allows 4-H and FFA members the chance to demonstrate their ability to show their passion for the rabbit industry. The show will open with 4-H and FFA Showmanship, immediately followed by the Youth Rabbit Show.

These beloved creatures are guaranteed to bring smiles to guests’ faces. Did you know a baby rabbit is called a kit, a female is called a doe and a male is called a buck? Rabbits are amazingly smart creatures. They can perform an athletic leap, known as a binky, when they’re happy – performing twists and kicks in mid-air. They can jump as high as 90 centimeters in one leap. You won’t want to miss out on the opportunity to see these adorable creatures at this year’s WSF!

WSF endowment provides funding The Wyoming State Fair (WSF) Endowment was passed by the Wyoming Legislature in 2018 with the goal of providing a more stable and consistent funding avenue for the future of the Wyoming State Fairgrounds and Event Complex. In support of the endowment, the WSF organized a virtual auction which contributed 100 percent of funds to the WSF. The Inaugural WSF Endowment Auction was held June 27 from 7 a.m.-6 p.m. The auction featured exclusive items, not available anywhere else, to enhance guests’ experiences at the WSF. Visit wystatefair.com/endowment/ for more information on the WSF Endowment and to donate.

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8:30-9:30 a.m. Registration in the lobby of the Ruthe James Memorial Conference Center 9:30 a.m. Beef Bolln Essay Contest Winners recognized 10 a.m. Annual Meeting 11:45 a.m. Lunch 1 p.m. Douglas Railroad Museum & Visitor Center Tour

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Leading up to the meeting, e-mail your favorite photograph with a caption for the image to wyomingpioneer@icloud.com, or mail it to P.O. Box 1545, Douglas, WY 82633 Pioneer Cabin, adjacent to the Wyoming Pioneer Museum, was built as a meeting place for the Association in 1926. The group quickly outgrew the historic cabin, but continues to utilize the building each year during State Fair Week. Vendors set up in the building and it’s a favorite gathering place for friends from across the state and region.

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Douglas took its beginnings along the railroad tracks and trains continue to be an important part of the community’s culture and economy. They’re also reflected in many of the buildings and businesses across the community.

he Douglas Railroad Museum & Visitor Center is housed in the historic FE & MV Railroad Passenger Depot. The building is listed on the National Historic Register and is surrounded by seven historic railcars, including the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railroad 4-8-4 Steam Locomotive #5633. Visitors to the museum

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WSF hosts pirate-themed parrot show The Wyoming State Fair (WSF) will host the Pirate’s Parrot Show on Tuesday, Aug. 16, through Sat. Aug. 20, with show times of 1:30 p.m., 4:30 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. daily. This informative show comes complete with a large variety of parrots from around the world, “real” pirates, an authentic pirate ship display and delightful speech and free flight performances. Each year, people from across the country are amazed and delighted to safely hold and pet these amazing birds. The show is both educational and entertaining.

Since 1993, Chris Biro has been flight training parrots as part of the Pirate’s Parrot Show at state and county fairs across the U.S. Chris has trained over 100 parrots and is always improving his flight training skills. He is also the founder and executive director of Bird Recovery International, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rescuing individual parrots and parrot species from extinction. “Avast ye!” (pay attention) And, don’t miss out on a once in a lifetime experience to take a trip back to the 17th and 18th centuries. For more information, visit libertywings.com.

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Several youth divisions will take center stage with their popular alpacas and llamas at the Wyoming State Fair. This unique showcase will take place Saturday, Aug. 20 at 11 a.m. in the Grass Arenas. Alpacas are related to llamas, which are domesticated versions of another wild Andean ruminant, the guanaco. While llamas are used as pack animals, alpacas are raised mainly for their soft wool. Llamas are very social animals with lifespans of nearly 20 years. They can grow as much as six feet tall, their fiber is very versatile and they can shoot green spit up to 10 feet away. The competing classes in the Llama and Alpaca Show will include costumes, obstacles and public relations. It’s a fun time for kids who get to dress up

their animals and complete in physical challenges. Each class is divided into different age divisions. The groups include ages eight to 10, 11 to 13, 14 to 18 and FFA.

Sheep shearing demonstrations feature impressive shearers Wyoming is a top wool producing state, and it takes skilled, dedicated sheep shearers to ensure wool is sheared safely and efficiently. Sheep shearing is no easy task, and it typically takes a lot of training and hard work to become a successful shearer. Visit the Wool Pavillion Saturday, Aug. 20 at 1:30 p.m. to watch talented shearers do what they do

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The Wyoming State Fair (WSF) will host a variety of open creative and home arts in the exhibit buildings Monday, Aug. 15 through Sunday, Aug. 21. Crafts will be entered in the following categories: pottery, woodcraft, jewelry, leathercraft, crafted art, children’s crafts, taxidermy, best hobby collection, pictures, paintings and drawings, photography, photography challenges and a spirit of Wyoming contest. The Little Rock Village Contest will host eight- to 13-year-old artists displaying their little town or village consisting of a minimum of 10 hand-painted rock buildings, offices and/or houses on a 17 inch by 22 inch board. Check out the best arts and crafts Wyoming has to offer at the WSF. A Best of Show will be awarded to one lucky participant.

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Quick Bits WLSB Meeting

The Wyoming Livestock Board (WLSB) has scheduled a public meeting for July 14 at 8 a.m. via Google Meet. Topics for discussion include approval of May 23 and June 13 minutes, proposed brand inspector compensation, animal health updates, review Chapter 12 rules and regulation governing Brucella ovis certification and other administrative board business and matters. To join the meeting, visit meet.google.com/umqgfse-mpx or dial 1-617-6754444 and enter pin 439 769 586 2727#.

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Jason ZumBrunnen of Lusk was one of 26 American Angus Association members from across the country to attend the 2022 Beef Leaders Institute (BLI) June 13-17. The annual event is hosted by the American Angus Association and funded by the Angus Foundation and Certified Angus Beef brand. BLI provides association members the opportunity to experience the beef value chain from pasture to plate.

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The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) will sponsor a wild horse and burro adoption during Cheyenne Frontier Days in Lions Park. Approved bidders may participate in the adoption auction on July 30, at 5 p.m. Trainers from the Mantle Ranch will be holding demonstrations from 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. and 4-5:30 p.m. every day starting July 22. For more information, visit blm.gov/whb or contact the national information center at wildhorse@blm.gov or 866-468-7826.

Fire Restriction

Stage one fire restrictions on Bureau of Land Management (BLM) administered public lands in Natrona County began July 7 due to dry conditions and high fire danger. The BLM is working with the county to coordinate the restrictions. For more information on BLM fire restrictions or conditions, contact a local BLM office or visit blm.gov/wyoming-firerestrictions.

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Entertainment galore wows at this year’s WSF The musicians and performers lined up for this year’s Wyoming State Fair are out of the world. Country Music Artist Walker Hayes is the headliner for the 2021 Wyoming State Fair. Walkers’ fans follow him around the country to catch his shows, whether he’s playing in Nashville, Tenn. or right here in Douglas – where he has a solid fan base as well. Walker will perform at the Ford Grandstand Area Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. Big events taking place this year include the PRCA Rodeo and Wyoming State Championship Rodeo Aug. 17, 18 and 19 and the metal-twisting action of the Demolition Derby on Aug. 21. Other exciting performances during WSF include

Chainsaw Carver Clint Henik of Carve R Way, who will be carving statues and figures with a chainsaw throughout the days at the fair; Country/Christian Music Artist Chad Bushnell; World Top Sword Swallower Dan Meyer; Heather Pearl‘s Cowgirl Stilt Walking Shows; duo Pierce Avenue, a cross between American and country music; Play With Gravity, a progressive Mototrials team; Slim and Curly, the biggest little cowboys on the Old West Trail; and the selfstyled hillbilly-soulful-rock sounds of the Rock Bottom Boys. Be sure to check out the entertainment schedule for times and locations of all of the great events offered at the Wyoming State Fair!

Kidz ‘n’ Karz Parade an annual favorite The Kids’n’Karz Parade, generally held the Saturday prior to the official start of the Wyoming State Fair, Aug. 14, will feature your little ones in wagons, walking or in carts that you can choose to decorate delightfully and pull along the mini-parade route. The Kidz & Karz Parade begins at 10 a.m. at the Cowboy Drive entrance to the Wyoming State Fairgrounds located along Brownfield Road and ends at the Pioneer Museum on the fairgrounds.

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MONDAY, August 16 7 a.m. –

Youth Horse Show Check-in

8 a.m. –

Youth Horse Show (Horse Arenas) Open Home Arts Judging (Exhibit Buildings) Youth Livestock Begin Arrival – 4-H and FFA Exhibit Buildings open to receive entries

10 a.m. – Open Garden Judging (Lower Ft. Reno) 5 p.m. –

All 4-H/FFA exhibits and Youth Livestock in place

6 p.m. –

Youth Dairy Goat & Meat Breeding Goat check-in State 4-H Livestock Judging Contest, Coach’s Meeting (Cafeteria)

7 p.m. –

4-H/FFA Exhibitor Meeting (Cafeteria) Open Wool Exhibits in place

8 p.m. –

4-H Extension Educator Meeting (Cafeteria)

9 p.m. –

FFA Member/Advisor Meeting (Cafeteria)

10:30 p.m. – 4-H/FFA Curfew

WSF holds horsemanship contest for youth In typical Cowboy State fashion, 4-H and FFA members from across the state bring their horses to the Wyoming State Fair (WSF) to compete in a variety of horsemanship competitions. Youth have been preparing all summer for halter and performance classes and Western and English showmanship. The two-day event kicks off on Monday, Aug. 16 at 8 a.m. The horse show starts with the haltered classes. In halter classes, exhibitors lead their horses through the arena while being judged on balance, conformation and breed characteristics. The WSF allows youth to exhibitor all recognized breeds of horses, as well as offering mule and donkey classes. Each bred

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class has specific expectations the judge requires. The first day also features performance classes where exhibitors demonstrate their ability and their horse’s ability to perform. Horse and rider teams memorize specific patterns and execute spins, lead changes and gait changes for both showmanship classes and performance classes including reining and pleasure. Horse exhibitors also have the opportunity to demonstrate their traditional rodeo skills at the WSF with contest like goat tying, barrel racing, pole bending, and roping. All around, horse showmen compete to win champion honors in their respective events.

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