This is where the cattle are. There are beef cattle, calves, and bulls. No milk cows. This town doesn't have a dairy farm.

Birds! Here is where you can see the birds. There are chickens, turkeys, ducks, pigeons, doves, geese, even guinea hens. Rabbits! You can have see rabbits and bunies here. There are many different breeds and we don't have room to list them.Kindly do not remove any animal from its pen unless you are the owner and no dogs allowed.

The show ring. This is for the cattle, poultry, sheep, goats, and pigs. There are stands where people may sit and watch and also bring out cages for the bids. Think you will be good enough to win a ribbon or a trophy? Take a try.

The sheep/goats and pigs are both in one barn. For the sheep there are wool, milk, meat, and lamb categries and for the pig.. We dunno.. Ask a pig expert. And again, kindly do not take any animal from their pen or bring a dog into the barn.

Here you can show your dog in obediance, breed, or agility. They change the look depending on the class you are showing in. After everyone shows, Alyssa Hullet comes in with her dog or dogs and shows you tips and how well her dogs are from years of training. If you are lucky, you can get a lesson from her.

Here is where the horses stay during the fiar. YOu cna decorate your horses stall any way you want! The competitiosn here are just ordianry things like games, english ro western pleasure, or just freestyle. Everyone is good here. There is 4-H class and open class, for everyone and anyone.

Here is where you can show your horse or pony in the fair. Its a large ring with stands on the east and west sides. You can come here with your 4-H group and practice if you want.

Wanna play a game and win a prize? Wanna go on a ride and see the sky? Here is the place for you! There are games, the ferris wheel, tilt-o-whirl, and a buncho of other things. Don't forget to go on the merry-go-round!