Public screening – photo report

By William V. Todd Last updated Jan 27, 2022

Published: January 27, 2022

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Ruby Fehlauer of Calmar, Alta., awaits her turn in the 4-H Heifer Project show class. She said it was “amazing” for her and her little one, Jynx, to be back on the show circuit. | Photo by Mary MacArthur

The Canadian Bull Congress was held in Camrose, Alberta on January 21-22 and featured a small 4-H show to help new members experience their first show in a low-stress atmosphere while allowing more experienced members to meet friends from previous shows. .

“This show is good,” said Armena 4-H Beef club leader Jess Malott. “It helps build their confidence. When you have a show like this, you have an idea of how to go about it.” | Pictures of Mary MacArthur

Lloydminster’s Brad Tkacik puts the finishing touches on a Hereford owned by MJT Cattle of Edgerton, Alberta. Jeenah Sobkow of Bruderheim, Alta. leads her little one, Peach, around the ring with help from Allie Behiels while ringman Layne Pickett follows behind. It was Sobkow’s first time in the ring. | Photo by Mary MacArthur

Ruby Fehlauer of Calmar, Alta., awaits her turn in the 4-H Heifer Project show class. She said it was “amazing” for her and her little one, Jynx, to be back on the show circuit. | Photo by Mary MacArthur

Matthew Trefiak of Edgerton, Alta., said his family likes to bring bulls to the bull convention because many of their buyers are commercial cattlemen who want to see the animals in person. Trefiak said it was one of the last shows before the family’s bull sale in February. Since the COVID-19 pandemic, the family has made more of an effort to market their animals online with high-quality photos and videos. | Photo by Mary MacArthur

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