sublette county 4-hy may newsletter2017 … · boulder big draw pg 14 gun raffle pg 15 summer...

Well that is yet to be seen, but I’m hoping for any sign of spring in May! In case you didn’t know, we

are 90 days away from the first day of county fair (style review is Monday July 17th!). Like all summers, we have a lot on the schedule so be sure to check your Friday reminder emails and the newsletter to stay up to date on all the great opportunities.

We’ve had a busy April and start to May already, hosting county Presentations contest, Air rifle shoot, the youth business venture contest, a career exploration trip to UW and an upcoming trip for a weekend of labs at the UW animal science department. See inside for results and photos of all this great stuff!

On another note, I’m excited to announce that Sublette 4-H alumni, Nathan Lee will be joining us this summer as our UW 4-H intern. He will

be helping out with the many activities, so you will get to see lots of him!

Please check out the information on Showcase Showdown inside! This is one of my favorite events each summer, with so much to offer our members. If you are interested in learning more, please give us a call and let us help you. Bottom line, many opportunities in this one event for members to participate in and grow from. We hope to see you there!

What’s inside?for Leaders pg 2

for Members pg 3

Member Opportunities pg 4–6

Spring Calendar pg 7

Character Counts pg 8

in the Spotlight pg 9–11

Online Fair Entry Instructions pg 12-13

Boulder Big Draw pg 14

Gun Raffle pg 15

Summer Jackpot pg 16

4-H Camp Reg pg 17

Vet Feed Directive pg 18

From Glenn pg 19

I pledge my head

to clearer thinking,my heart

to greater loyalty,my hands

to larger service, and my health to better living,

for my club, my community, my country and

my world.

Robin Schamber4-H & Youth Development EducatorSublette County • University of Wyoming

2017MAY

April ShowerS Bring MAy….?NEWSLETTER

ySublette County 4-H

Big Piney High School Seniors attended a University of Wyoming signing event on Monday, May 1 in the Big Piney High School Library. Seniors Ady Applin, Jeremy Jones, Tyson Adams, Kyle Walton, Veronica Meeker, and Rachel

Forrester will all be attending the University of Wyoming. Congrats seniors!

for Leaders4-H Club Leaders: Please remember that it is our job to help you. If you need any resources or materials please let us know so we can help out. Also, don’t forget that you can contact us

to send an email out to your entire club to notify them of meetings and/or special events!!

UpCoMing eVenTS and iMporTAnT DATeS May 23 CountyArcheryShoot•SubletteCountyFairgroundsEventsCenter•4:00p.m.

June 1 Swine/Sheep/Goat Tagging Deadline

June 10 Livestock Field Day

June 20-22 ShowcaseShowdown•Laramie

June 27 JuniorLeaderssetup4-HCamp•KendallValleyLodge

June 28-30 4-HCamp•KendallValleyLodge•SeePage18ForRegistration

July 7 HorseSafetyCertificationsareduetotheExtensionOffice

OnlineFairyEntriesaredueby11:00p.m.•SeePage12and13

August 28 Portfolios Are Due!

Sublette County Fair Schedule of events Monday,July17 2:00p.m. StyleReviewJudgingatthePinedaleAuditorium

6:00p.m. PublicStyleReviewatthePinedaleAuditorium

Friday,July21 7:00a.m. 4-HRocketLaunchandPotatoCannonLaunch

9:00a.m. 4-HExhibitHallJudgingattheFairgroundCommercialBuilding

1:00p.m. 4-HRoboticsChallenge

Monday,July24 8:00a.m. 4-HJuniorHorseShow

5:00p.m. 4-HDogShow

Tuesday,July25 8:00a.m. 4-HJuniorHorseShow

4:00p.m. LivestockCheck-InBegins

Wednesday,July26 8:00a.m. LivestockCheckinContinues

9:00a.m. 4-HCatShow

10:00a.m.4-HPoultryShow

Noon LivestockWeigh-inBegins•AllLivestockmustbeinPlace

3:00p.m. 4-HJuniorSwineShowmanship

Thursday,July27 9:00a.m. 4-HJuniorSheepandGoatShow

2:00p.m. 4-HJuniorSwineMarketShow

Friday,July28 9:00a.m. 4-HJuniorBeefShow•BeginningwithShowmanship

1:00p.m. 4-HJuniorRabbitShow

4:00p.m. 4-HRoundRobinShowmanship

Saturday,July29 9:00a.m. SubletteCountyandLaBargeBredandRaisedMarketSteerShow

Noon Buyer’s Appreciation Lunch

1:30p.m. SubletteCounty4-HJuniorLivestockSale

All animals not sold through the livestock sale must be out of the livestock barn by 8:00 p.m. on Saturday!Page2 SubletteCounty4-HNewsletter May2017

for Members

Showcase Showdown offers an opportunity for youth to explorevariousindustriesthroughcontestsandworkshops.The event takes place at the University of Wyoming in Laramie, Wyoming. Youth can participate in contests, workshops, tours and activities over the course of three days. There are also two award ceremonies that recognize youth for their efforts.

Duetocountybudgetcutsparticipantsareexpectedtocoverhalf of the registration fees this year. Scholarship are available to apply for. Please call Robin for details.

Lodging will be available in the UW Dorms. If you intend to stay in the dorms, please designate this in your registration. Adults who plan to chaperon youth in the dorms must be screened Wyoming 4-H Volunteers.

•package A (Tuesday dinner through lunch on Thursday, TwoDormNights,ConferenceFees,t-shirt):$125

• package B (Three meals, One Dorm night, Contest Fees, t-shirt):$80

•package C (All meals included at conference, Conference Registration,T-Shirt):$80

• package D(ConferenceRegistrationandT-Shirt):$20

Downloadtheregistrationformathttp://www.wyoming4h.org/4hsublette/?page_id=971 and submit the form along with yourportionoftheregistrationfeestotheExtensionOffice.

regiSTrATion DeADline iS MAy 29.

SWINE

225–310 pounds

BEEF1,050 pounds

minimumSHEEP

90 poundsminimum

GOAT60 pounds

minimum

Tagging/ownership Deadlines

Beef February 1

Swine/Sheep/goat June 1

Market weights for Sublette County Fair

new!new!

porTFolio TipS Portfolios are due August 28, 2017• Did you attend County Presentation Day? Don’t forget to put your certificate counts as anawardinSection2:AwardsandRecognitionandSection5Participation.

•Did you help with the Boulder east egg hunt? Don’t forget to add that to Section 4 Community Service

•have you had a leadership opportunity in your club yet? If so, put it in Section 3 Leadership. If not, be sure to ask your leader for a leadership role

•Did you attend County Air rifle Shoot? Your ribbon/placing from that event go under Section1undertheExhibitSummary.

•have you taken any pictures? Don’t forget to be taking pictures of your project along the way so you have documentation to put in Section 7!

http://www.uwyo.edu/4-h/showcaseshowdown/index.html

June 20-22, 2017

REGISTRATIONDEADLINEISMAy29

May2017 SubletteCounty4-HNewsletter Page3

Member Opportunities

southWestern Wyoming sWeetWater County 4-h shooting sports

5Th AnnUAl ShoTgUn ShooTOpen To All 4-H Shotgun Shooting Sports Members

may 6, 2017RegistrationBeginsAt10:00a.m.

SweetwaterTrapClub•409GookinWhiteMountainRoad•RockSprings

LateRegistration:$30(after April 29th)

Prizes Awarded

For Information Or To Pre-Register contact Tammy Harris (307)[email protected]

Member OpportunitiesYouth Hunter Education Challenge

2017 WYOMING STATE NRAYOUTH HUNTER EDUCATION CHALLENGE

Sponsored by: Wyoming Game & Fish Department Hunter Education Program, Cabela’s, Upton Gun Club SHOOT-ING SPORTS PROGRAM, Wyoming Friends of the NRA

The challenge is a chance for youth to hone their

hunting skills by shooting shotguns, .22 rifles, and

archery; displaying theirhunting judgment

and learning wildlife identification.

-Every contestant goes home with a prize.

-The beautiful Upton Gun Club is nestled in the boulders,

ponderosa, and sagebrush of the Black Hills.

a fun time, beautiful range, & upbeat atmosphere

Registration forms can be downloaded on theGame & Fish website at http://wgfd.wyo.gov.For more information call (307) 281-9980.

June 10 , 2017 at the Upton Gun Club

Page4 SubletteCounty4-HNewsletter May2017

MAy20,2017SHEEPandGOATS•MARKET,BREEDING,andSHOWMANSHIP

This is a fun show ran by youth as the show superintendents. Come join in the fun!enTry FeeS

Market & Breeding $15.00 Showmanship $5.00

weigh-in’S9:00–10:00a.m.

CliniC10:00–11:00a.m.

Show STArTS 11:00a.m.

Goats followed by sheep

•Noprizesforchampions•Nocashpayoutsforclassesor

champions•FREELunchprovidedforyouth

participants•Prizesareawardedthrougha

silent auction•ShowissanctionedbyRMJSS

SnowBAll ShowSoUThweST wyoMing

Show gUiDelineS•Entrieswillbetakenthemorning

of the show

•Nowaterorelectricityisavailableat the show

•Pleasebringyouranimalsreadyto show—no washing or shearing on grounds

•Allmarketandbreedingclasseswill be determined by weight and/or breed

•Anybreedofgoatsandsheepareeligibletoexhibit.Nounbandedmales will be allowed to show.

•Anyanimalshowingsymptomsofa contagious disease will be asked to leave.

•Allexhibitorswillhavetoconformto Wyoming health and brand laws.Out-of-stateexhibitorswillneed to turn in health inspection papers at weigh-ins.

•Showisopentoyouthages18&youngerasofJanuary1,2017

•ShowmanshipclassesbasedonageasofJanuary1,2017:

pee wee 7 and under Junior 8–10 intermediate 11–13 Senior 14 and older

For More inForMATionSydnee Davis 307.677.65914-H Office • 307.783.0570

location241CountyRoadEvanston,Wyo.

2017 FreMonT CoUnTy SpringTACUlAr

yoUTh liVeSToCK ShowJune2–4,FairPLEX,Riverton,Wy

2 Shows - 2 Judges – 2 Days for

MarketBeef,MarketGoats&MarketLambs:

BeefHeifers:3Shows,2Days

MarketHogs:3Shows,3Days

SHOWMANSHIPCONTESTS:3AgeGroups

Featuring:StateFieldDayfortheWyomingJuniorAngus and Wyoming Junior Hereford Associations

June 2!

GUARANTEEDCASHPAyOUTOVER$6,000

BELTBUCKLES&JACKPOTPAyOUTS!

ONLINEENTRIESDUE:MAy30,5:00P.M.

FMI:307-856-6611or851-6611

fremontcountyfair.org/Springfair

This year the camp will be held at the Uinta County Youth Camp at the foot of the Uinta MountainRangelocatednearEvanston,WyfromJune27throughJune29,2017.The

camp is for youth ages 8-13, with a few slots available for junior leader camp counselors ages 14-18 (registration fee waived for junior leader camp counselors). The camp is designed to introduce youth into natural resource careers, as well as outdoor

adventure!

Thisyear’scampwillincludeanumberoffun,exciting,andeducational activities including hiking, canoeing, fishing, shooting

sports, and much, much more. In addition, this year’s camp will have a strong focus on natural resource careers where youth will learn about a variety of outdoor related careers from natural resource

expertsinthefield.Hurryandgetsigneduptoday.Spaceislimited.

RegistrationDeadline:June15,$130

EarlyBirdDeadline:June1,$100

Some Scholarships Available for Youth in Need

Sign-up through 4honline.com and select “Summer Adventure Camp” inthe“RegisteraMemberinanEvent”dropdownmenu.FormoreinformationcontactStacyBuchholzintheWestonCountyExtension

Office,[email protected]


Beef A.I. Camp

This program is designed for the 4-H/FFA member interested in the breeding beef project. However, adults are welcome to attend. They will need to com-plete a registration form and pay the registration fee.

For More Information:

Dawn Sanchez

Uinta County Extension

307-783-0570 or 307-782-7432 ext. 32

[email protected]

Program meets requirements for: ~ Uinta County 4-H Quality Assurance ~ Uinta County Catch-it-Calf Program ~ A lab for the ANSC 1009 class.

June 19, 2017 Evanston Extension Office

Issued in furtherance of Cooperative Extension work, acts of May 8 and June 30, 1914, in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Glen Whipple, Director, Cooperative Extension Service, University of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyoming 82071.

Persons seeking admission, employment, or access to programs of the University of Wyoming shall be considered without regard to race, color, religion, sex, national origin, disability, age, political belief, veteran status, sexual orientation, and marital or familial status. Persons with disabilities who require alternative means for communication or program information (Braille, large print, audiotape, etc.) should contact their local UW CES Office. To file a complaint, write the UW Employment Practices/Affirmative Action Office, University of Wyoming, Dept. 3434, 1000 E. Univ. Ave., Laramie, Wyoming 82071.

Sponsored by

Uinta County 4-H

Beef A.I. Camp



Dawn Sanchez


307-783-0570 or 307-782-7432 ext. 32

[email protected]





Sponsored by

Uinta County 4-H

Name:

Mailing Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Mail to:

Uinta County Extension/4-H

228 9th St.

Evanston, WY 82930

Parents are welcome and encouraged to attend, but they will need to pre-register along with the youth and pay the registration fee.

For more information contact:

307-783-0570 or 782-7432 ext. 32.

When: Monday, June 19, 2017

10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.

Where: Evanston Extension Office

Evanston, Wyoming

Registration fee: $5.00

Registration Deadline:

Registration forms must be received by Thursday, June 1, 2017. We need to make sure and have supplies on-hand

for the event.

Camp Topics Include:

Why do producers A.I.?

Understanding EPD’s and bull selection

Anatomy of breeding female

Heat checking techniques

A.I. Equipment

We are excited to have youth be able to work hands-on with some repro tracts from actual females. On Friday morning we will be going out and observing the A.I.ing, of some mother cows.

Registration Form Return with payment by June 1, 2017

Name:

Mailing Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Mail to:


228 9th St.

Evanston, WY 82930



307-783-0570 or 782-7432 ext. 32.


10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.


Evanston, Wyoming




for the event.






A.I. Equipment



Name:

Mailing Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Mail to:


228 9th St.

Evanston, WY 82930



307-783-0570 or 782-7432 ext. 32.


10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.


Evanston, Wyoming




for the event.






A.I. Equipment


Registration Form Return with payment by June 1, 2017 Name:

Mailing Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Mail to:


228 9th St.

Evanston, WY 82930



307-783-0570 or 782-7432 ext. 32.


10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.


Evanston, Wyoming




for the event.






A.I. Equipment



Beef A.I. Camp



Dawn Sanchez


307-783-0570 or 307-782-7432 ext. 32

[email protected]





Sponsored by

Uinta County 4-H

Name:

Mailing Address:

Telephone:

E-mail:

Mail to:


228 9th St.

Evanston, WY 82930



307-783-0570 or 782-7432 ext. 32.


10:00 a.m.—4:00 p.m.


Evanston, Wyoming




for the event.






A.I. Equipment



4-H Young Producers daY

June 14-15that the Big Piney Fairgrounds Event Center

Detailed schedule coming out soon!

Open to all 4-H members!

Topics will include animal health and disease, nutrition and feeds and reproduction and

genetics (including Artificial Insemination).

This event will count for multiple labs for members enrolled in the UW 4-H AnSc1009 course.

Save the dates!


Spring CalendarMAy May 5 HeartandSoulQuilters•2:30p.m. May 9 PinedaleFabricandFashion•4:30p.m. May 15 Woodworking(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•6:00p.m. Leathercraft(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•7:00p.m. May 16 PinedaleFabricandFashion•4:30p.m. May 17 Wingears•BigPineyLibrary•6:00p.m. May 19 HeartandSoulQuilters•2:30p.m. May 22 PinedaleCommunityClubMeeting•6:00p.m. May 23 CountyArcheryShoot•BigPineyFairgroundsEventCenter PinedaleFabricandFashion•4:30p.m. May 29 Showcase Showdown Registration Closes May 30 PinedaleFabricandFashion•4:30p.m.JUne June 1 Sheep/Goat/Swine Tagging and Ownership Due June 6 FabulousFoodies•5:45p.m. June 10 Livestock Field Day June 12 4-HCouncilMeeting•7:00p.m. June 17 Boulder Big Draw (see page 15 for more info) June 19 Woodworking(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•6:00p.m. Leathercraft(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•7:00p.m. June 20-22 ShowcaseShowdown•Laramie• June 21 4-H Camp Registrations are Due Wingears•BigPineyLibrary•6:00p.m. June 24 Sublette County Summer Jackpot Show June 28 Wingears(Bringyouranimal)•Fairgrounds•6:00p.m. June 27 Junior Leaders at 4-H Camp June 28-30 4-HCamp•KendallValleyLodgeJUly July 5 Wingears(Bringyouranimal)•Fairgrounds•6:00p.m. July 7 HorseSafetyCertificationsareduetotheExtensionOffice OnlineFairEntriescloseat11:00p.m. July 11 Woodworking(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•6:00p.m. Leathercraft(BigPiney)•BigPineyLibrary•7:00p.m. July 12 Wingears(Bringyouranimal)•Fairgrounds•6:00p.m. July 17 FashionRevueJudgingbeginsat2:00p.m. PublicFashionRevueisat6:00p.m.•PinedaleAuditorium July 19 Wingears(Bringyouranimal)•Fairgrounds•6:00p.m. June 24 Sublette County Summer Jackpot Show July 21 StaticExhibitJudging July 24-29 Sublette County Fair

hAppening weeKly

MonDAyBig Piney Archery

Big Piney Rec Center 6:00p.m.

TUeSDAy Big Piney Shotgun

Big Piney Shooting Range 6:00-7:00p.m.

Pinedale Shotgun (Juniors and Intermediates) Pinedale Shooting Range

6:00p.m.

weDneSDAy Pinedale Archery (Juniors) Sublette County Ice Arena

4:00-5:00p.m.

Pinedale Archery (Intermediates and Seniors) Sublette County Ice

Arena5:00-6:00p.m.

Pinedale Shotgun (Seniors) Pinedale Shooting Range

5:30p.m.

ThUrSDAy Pinedale Archery (Juniors) Sublette County Ice Arena

4:00-5:00p.m.

Pinedale Archery (Intermediates and Seniors) Sublette County Ice

Arena5:00-6:00p.m.


Character CountsTrustworthiness and

Telling the Truth“For every good reason there is to lie,

there is a better reason to tell the truth.”—Bo Bennett, American Businessman

Likethisactivity?Findmorelikeitinthe“GoodIdeasBook”atyourlocalExtensionOffice

The Trustworthiness pillar is blue and it’s easy to remember with the saying “true blue”. The true blue motto, “honesty is always the best policy”, reflects the importance of telling the truth.

There are many reasons people lie:

They don’t want to hurt someone’s feelings so they tell a white lie or fib, “You did a great job sewing this out-fit”. Thetruth:theseamsare crooked.

They think it might be simpler to tell a white lie, “I’m sorry I can’t come to game night because I have other plans”.Thetruth:youdon’t like to play games.

They are afraid if they tell the truth, it might get them into trouble, “I don’t know where the clippers are”. The truth: youforgot to pack them after the last show.

They think it might help them get ahead, “I missed the deadline because my club leader didn’t get me the paperwork in time”. The truth: youput thepaperworkonthe counter and it got covered up.

There are better reasons for telling the truth:

“You did a great job sewing this outfit”.White liesareanexcuse

that lets us take the easy way out. In the end, it will make your friend feel foolish when the judge gives them a red ribbon because of the way the seams are sewn.

“I’m sorry I can’t come to game night because I have other plans”. You are probably going to get invited over to play again because they don’t know that you don’t like games. Lying this time sets you up to lie again. “I don’t know where the clippers are”. The person you lied to is going to waste their time looking for clippers that you know have been lost.

“I missed the deadline because my club leader didn’t get me the paperwork in time”. It’s cruel to blame someone else for your mistake and it will harm your relationship with that person.

Learning how to be tactful, to reply in a way that is sensitive to an-other’s feelings, will help you to be able to tell the truth all the time. How can you phrase the truth in a way that won’t hurt the other per-son’s feelings?

“It looks like you had trouble staying in the seam allowance. What made it go crooked?” vs. “You did a terrible job sewing those seams”. Maybe they were

sewing too fast; maybe they sewed over a pin instead of taking it out; maybe the fabric was slippery; etc. Use this opportunity to help them learnhowtoimprovenexttime.

“Thanks for the invitation but games aren’t my thing. I would love to go to the movie though.” vs. “Games are stupid.” Even ifyou think games are stupid, the friend who invited you to play feels differently.

The very best reasons for telling the truth:

Your friendships—friendships are built on trust. People will not want to be friends with you if they feel like you can’t be trusted.

Your health—even if you only fib, you feel a little sick inside. You know it’s wrong. Lies are lies, no matter how big or small.

Clover Connection

head be honest in words and actions

heart tell the truth from your heart, in a tactful way

hands be a good friend

health stand up for your beliefs and do what is right.

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in the SpotlightAIRAIR RIFLE SH TSU

BLETTE COUN

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2017 Sublette County Air Rifle Shoot ScoresName Prone Prone/

StandingSitting Kneeling Total Placing

Junior Division

Shawn Ford 56 11 35 19 121 BlueNoah Daniels 82 27 23 33 165 BlueWyatt Ford 64 17 71 59 211 PurpleDustin Larsen 78 49 64 66 257 ReservePaiyzli Baker 81 42 74 68 265 Grand

Intermediate Division

Keegan Hankins 68 11 63 53 195 BlueJaylee Bousman 84 37 83 67 271 PurpleThane Daniels 90 57 90 68 305 ReserveJanae Arne 92 60 88 67 307 Grand


McKenna carnahan

JazMyn Peterson

soPhie White

Presentation daY

Jaden White

alyxis White

rebecha delKer

brennan escobar charlotte delKer

liaM WalKer Jaylee bousMan

name Placement title

senior division

Megan Anspach Grand Champion Ag Common Equine Diseases

Anna Campbell Grand Champion General Avalanches

McKenna Carnahan Reserve Champion General How Our Government Works

intermediate division

Jaylee Bousman Grand Champion General Physical Science

Liam Walker Reserve Champion General The Violin

Brennan Escobar Purple (General Division) Parts of a Shot Shell

Jazmyn Peterson Purple (General Division) What Wood You Do?

Rebecha Delker Blue Warriors of the Past

Junior division

Charlotte Delker Grand Champion (General) German Shepard Dog

Jaden White Reserve Champion (General) Swine

Alyxis White Blue Scrub a Dub Dub


GaigeandDaxtonZookWorms of the Winds •$350.00

Sublette County YoutH Business Venture

Tate&MckaulCarnahan•We Braid It • $600.00

DylanShaw•The 50 Pound Rabbit • $400.00 EthanAdkins•Fly the Winds Aerial Photography • $400.00

Adrianna Ruby Ruby’s Tatoo Parlor • $300.00

Garrett Saunders Swirly S Livestock • $450.00

MaxShaw•Highlander Hives • $500.00

Sublette County’s Youth Business Venture Contest was held April 24. A total of 7 youth entrepreneurs came to present their BusinessPlanstojudgesTamiCrosson,Renanyanish,MikeCrosson,andKimberlyErvin


Registering for Sublette County Fair1.

Go to http://sublettecountyfair.fairentry.com

2. 4-H Members click the button. The login opens

in another screen so if it appears that nothing happened minimize your browser or check to make sure you don’t have a pop-up blocker on.

Non 4-H Members click at the bottom right of the screen.

Non-4-H Member Login Screen

4-H Member Login Screen

3. Click the button.

4. Register as an Individual by clicking on the

button

5. Select an existing person and click button.

6. Click the button in the Questions tab.

7. Review exhibitor registration and click button

8. Click the button for the exhibitor you are entering.

9. Choose your Department4-H static exhibits is for any non-animal related project for 4-H MembersJunior rabbits and Poultry (4-H and FFa) for Rabbit/Poultry ProjectsJunior shows (4-H and FFa) Beef, Swine, Sheep, Goats, Cats, and Dog

show entriesopen class is for Non-4-H and FFA Member entriescontests (Little Buckaroo Rodeo, Potato Canon, and contest entries)Pinedale FFa Member Static Exhibit Entriessublette county/LaBarge Bred and raised Market Beef/Lamb Show

10. The list of Divisions will appear. Choose a division for the class selections to appear.

11. Make your Class selection and click the button and then the

button.

12. Choose your Club or FFA Chapter and click the button.

13. Answer any questions regarding your entry (description of the entry, or choose a time slot for interview judging. Click Continue .

14. If you have more entries for this Exhibitor you can add another entry. Or you can register another Exhibitor if you have more than one 4-H or FFA Member and create entries for that exhibitor.

15. Once you are finished with all your entries for you member/family you must select the button. Review and click the button in two screens, and finally click the button!

Please see the following page for Animal Entry information.

Please make sure you are entering the correct age group! This is based on your 4-H Age (as of January 1, 2017).

Juniors (8-10)

Intermediate (11-13)

Seniors (14 and up)

Entries placed in the wrong age group will be returned to you! If you are uncertain of your 4-H Age, it is displayed here

SubletteCounty4-HNewsletter May2017

ANIMAL ENTRIES

For any animal related entries you need to add your animal(s). Once you have made your Department, Division/Class Selection and Animal(s) box will appear.

For Market Animals

Click the button and then the button. Select the animal by Tag

Number and click . Review the entry and click button. Next Submit a Sellers Biography to be read while

your animal is being auctioned off at the Livestock Sale (this is a required field). If you are adding more than one market entry copy this to be entered into the next entries. Click the button when you are finished.

NEW THIS YEAR: Multiple Class Entry for Horse, Dog, Cat, Rabbit, and Poultry Entries

Choose Junior Show (4-H and FFA) 1514: Horse Show, 1517: Dog, or Junior Rabbits and Poultry (4-H and FFA) 1609: Poultry or 1611: Rabbit

In the Animal(s) box (bottom left)

Make sure Enter a single animal is selected and click Button.

Then click button (top right of dialogue box). Select the proper animal type from the drop down menu and click . Then fill in the information for your animal. Click when complete.

Add more animals for this division this way if you are entering more than one in fair. These animals will appear at the bottom of the Animal(s) box.

To enter classes with those animals make sure the animal name is selected is selected (a blue dot will represent the selection) and make your class selections for that animal and click the button.

Review your class selections and click if they are correct.

Click the button to complete required information for your class entries.

If you have another animal to enter in this Department/Division you can click the and click the button. In the animals box, select a different animal and select the classes you would like to enter with that animal.

Market Swine, Market Lambs, and Goat registration will not open until June 2, 2017 after tagging information has been turned in. Showmanship is open.

Be aware that Fair Entry and 4H Online project enrollment is linked. Therefore a 4-H Member must be enrolled in projects in 4H Online if they wish to enter that project in Fair Entry. If you get an error message that says a membership to one of the following 4HOnline Projects is required then you probably are not enrolled in that project in 4H Online.

4-H registration for is open May 1, 2017 through July 7, 2017If you have questions or problems entering please call Tiffany at 367.4380.

• First Year Showmanship class is for Junior Aged members (8-10) and in their first year of the a project. If you enter this class, you are not eligible to become a state fair showmanship delegate. If you wish to be considered for state fair, you must enter the junior showmanship division. You cannot enter both showmanship classes. For the Horse Show the First Year Showmanship class does not count towards the all-around award.

• Peewee Showmanship-Enter Peewee showman in the Junior Shows under the respective species. If your exhibitor is a cloverbud can select the existing member profile. IF they are not a cloverbud, a new exhibitor will need to be created.


Wyoming State 4-H Foundation 9th Annual Boulder Big Draw

Saturday, June 17, 2017 Fremont Butte Ranch

OPEN TO ANY ADULT OR YOUTH 514 Highway 353~Boulder, Wyoming

Turn East on Highway 353 at the Boulder Store and follow signs

Shoot 40 Rinehart targets and never see the same one twice! Motion Pop-Up Target System, Long Shot, and other fun challenges

Chance to win a youth hunt donated by Mike Schmid of Solitude Ranch Outfitters

(8-12 yr. old turkey hunt and 13-18 yr. old white tail deer hunt)

SPONSORSHIP Stations at the shoot can be sponsored for $25 each and your name/logo will be displayed! o YES! I would like to be a station sponsor! My check for $25 is included!

REGISTRATION Entries can be made before the shoot as well as at the event.

Entry Fees: Family~$25 Adults~$10 Youth (12 and under) $10

Name: Phone:

Address: Email:

T-shirt size: S M L XL XXL

Division: (please circle one)

Men’s: Release Fingers Traditional Women’s: Release Fingers Traditional Youth Senior (13-18): Open Youth Junior (812 & under): Open

Awards will be presented to 1st through 3rd place in each division.

Send your registration and a check payable to: Questions? Wyoming State 4-H Foundation Steve Mack, Director Steve Mack, Director Email: [email protected] 1000 E. University Ave., Dept. 3354 Greg Schamber, Board Member 307-260-7505 Laramie, WY 82071 Email: [email protected]

EVENT SPONSOR — RINEHART TARGETS

Course Information The course will open at 8:00 a.m. and close at 1:00 p.m. Four people will rotate to each of the 40

stations together , you should allow two hours to complete the shoot.

For Camping information contact Greg Schamber at 260-7505

WYoMing state 4-H Foundation


2017 GUNRAFFLE

WYoMing state 4-H Foundation

Browning BL-22 Lever Action Rifle

$50 per ticket

Drawing will be held on

June 17, 2017 at the Boulder Big Draw 3D Archery Shoot

Only 50 tickets will be sold Each ticket sold receives a box of .22 ammo

For more information or to purchase tickets contact Greg Schamber 367-6552 or 260-7505


Sublette County4-h CAMp

Name: Age: Gender: o Male o Female

T-shirt Size (circle one) Youth Sizes S M L XL Adult Sizes: S M L XL XXL

FOOD ALLERGIES: o None o Yes (Please List):







Would you be interested in being a chaperone? o Yes Name: o No T-Shirt Size:

emergency contact information Name: Phone:

Camp fee is $30.00 per youth and $50.00 per family (Scholarships are available for families that wish to apply)Registrations due are due to the Extension Office no later than Wednesday, June 21st @ 5 p.m.

4-h Camp registration Form

List of Items to bring to camp:o Warm Sleeping bago Pillowso Towelso Extra clotheso Warm clothes

o Flash lighto Extra shoeso Medicationso Toiletrieso Coats

o Gloveso Winter Hatso Mud bootso Swimming Suits/ Water Clothes

o Sunscreen (Waterproof)o Bug Spray

We will be camping in the cabins at Kendall Valley Lodge but warm clothing and sleeping bags will be needed. There are individual bathrooms in each cabin, but members still need to bring their

own towels and toiletries. Make sure to bring all medications and let the leaders know what medications you have at check in. The camp will take place in

June, in Wyoming, so be prepared for all weather conditions. We hope to see you at camp!

Please leave bear spray, pocket knives and guns at home!! If campers have any of these items they will be taken away and given back to the camper at the end of camp.

MAIL FORM TO P.O. Box 579, Pinedale, WY 82941

EMAIL FORM TO [email protected] DELIVER FORM TO 9660 US Hwy 191

Camp begins Wednesday, June 28th with check-in at 9:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and ends at 2:00 p.m. on Friday, June 30th. Please plan to pick up your campers from Noon–2:00 p.m.

Wednesday, June 28 to Friday, June 30 Kendall Valley Lodge


Veterinary FeedDirective (VFD)

ProducerRequirements

2015

For more information:[email protected]

Guidance for Industry #12021 CFR 558.6 (VFD)

http://www.fda.gov/safefeed

Extralabel use

What is an “extralabel use” of a VFD drug and is it allowed?“Extralabel use” is defined in FDA’s regulations as actual or intended use of a drug in an animal in a manner that is not in accordance with the approved labeling. For example, feeding the animals VFD feed for a duration of time that is different from the duration specified on the label, feeding VFD feed formulated with a drug level that is different from what is specified on the label, or feeding VFD feed to an animal species different than what is specified on the label would all be considered extralabel uses. Extralabel use of medicated feed, including medicated feed containing a VFD drug or a combination VFD drug, is not permitted.

Extra-label use of VFD feed (or any other medicated feed) is not permitted

VFD has to be kept for 2 years

Client’s responsibilities

What are my responsibilities as the “client”?As the client, a producer must:

only feed animal feed bearing or containing a VFD drug or a combination VFD drug (a VFD feed or combination VFD feed) to animals based on a VFD issued by a licensed veterinarian;

not feed a VFD feed or combination VFD feed to animals after the expiration date on the VFD;

provide a copy of the VFD order to the feed distributor if the issuing veterinarian sends the distributor’s copy of the VFD through you, the client;

maintain a copy of the VFD order for a minimum of 2 years; and

provide VFD orders for inspection and copying by FDA upon request.

Use of a VFD feed

How do I use a VFD feed?The VFD feed must be used according to the information specified in the labeling and on the VFD. This means for example that the feed can only be used for the indications and duration of use specified on the label and VFD, and in the animals at premises specified in the VFD. Furthermore, if the VFD authorizes use of a VFD drug in an approved combination, that combination also must be used according to the labeling and VFD.

What is the difference between an “expiration date” on the VFD and duration of use?While the VFD expiration date defines the period of time for which the authorization to feed an animal feed containing a VFD drug is lawful, the duration of use determines the length of time, established as part of the approval, conditional approval, or index listing process, that the animal feed containing the VFD drug is allowed to be fed to the animals. For example, in swine the currently approved VFD drug tilmicosin has a duration of use of 21 days and an expiration date of 90 days, which means the client has 90 days to obtain the VFD feed and complete the 21 day course of therapy.

As a client can I feed a VFD feed past the VFD expiration date?No. A VFD feed or combination VFD feed must not be fed to animals after the expiration date on the VFD.

My VFD order is set to expire before I can complete the duration of use on the order, what should I do? A VFD feed or combination VFD feed must not be fed to animals after the expiration date on the VFD. You should contact your veterinarian to request a new VFD order.

Center for Veterinary Medicine

Protecting Human and Animal H

ealth

A VFD feed can only be used under the professional supervision of a licensed

veterinarian

VFD drug and combination VFD drugWhat is a “VFD drug”?A”VFD drug” is a drug intended for use in or on animal feed that is limited to use under the professional supervision of a licensed veterinarian

What is a “combination VFD drug”?A "combination VFD drug" is an approved combination of new animal drugs intended for use in or on animal feed under the professional supervision of a licensed veterinarian, and at least one of the new animal drugs in the combination is a VFD drug. How do I know if a drug is a VFD drug, rather than an OTC drug?Read the label. All labeling and advertising for VFD drugs, combination VFD drugs, and feeds containing VFD drugs or combination VFD drugs must prominently and conspicuously display the following cautionary statement: "Caution: Federal law restricts medicated feed containing this veterinary feed directive (VFD) drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian." Over-the-counter (OTC) drugs do not have this statement.

VFD statementWhat is a VFD?A VFD is a written (nonverbal) statement issued by a licensed veterinarian in the course of the veterinarian’s professional practice that authorizes the use of a VFD drug or combination VFD drug in or on an animal feed. This written statement authorizes the client (the owner of the animal or animals or other caretaker) to obtain and use animal feed bearing or containing a VFD drug or combination VFD drug to treat the client’s animals only in accordance with the conditions for use approved, conditionally approved, or indexed by the FDA. A VFD is also referred to as a VFD order.

What is an “expiration date” on the VFD?The expiration date on the VFD specifies the last day the VFD feed can be fed.

VFD drug labeling and advertising must prominently and conspicuously display the VFD caution statement

“Caution: Federal law restricts medicated feed containing this veterinary feed directive (VFD) drug to use by or on the order of a licensed veterinarian."

What should be on a VFD order?

This information is required on a lawful VFD order:veterinarian’s name, address, and telephone number;client’s name, business or home address, and telephone number;premises at which the animals specified in the VFD are located;date of VFD issuance;expiration date of the VFD;name of the VFD drug(s); species and production class of animals to be fed the VFD feed;approximate number of animals to be fed the VFD feed by the expiration date of the VFD;indication for which the VFD is issued;level of VFD drug in the feed and duration of use;withdrawal time, special instructions, and cautionary statements necessary for use of the drug in conformance with the approval;number of reorders (refills) authorized, if permitted by the drug approval, conditional approval, or index listing;statement: “Use of feed containing this veterinary feed directive (VFD) drug in a manner other than as directed on the labeling (extralabel use), is not permitted”;an affirmation of intent for combination VFD drugs as described in 21 CFR 558.6(b)(6); andveterinarian’s electronic or written signature.

You may also see the following optional information on the VFD:a more specific description of the location of the animals (for example, by site, pen, barn, stall, tank, or other descriptor the veterinarian deems appropriate);the approximate age range of the animals;the approximate weight range of the animals; and any other information the veterinarian deems appropriate to identify the animals at issue.

A lawful VFD has to be complete

Obtaining a VFD feed

How does a producer obtain a VFD feed?Use of a VFD feed requires the professional supervision of a licensed veterinarian. Producers must obtain a VFD order from their veterinarian, then send, or take, the VFD order to a feed manufacturer or supplier to get the VFD feed. Producers who manufacture their own feed must have a VFD in order to get the medicated VFD feed to manufacture from. Producers who also manufacture feed for others should be aware that they are acting as a distributor and additional requirements apply. More information on manufacturing and distributing VFD feeds is available at: www.fda.gov/safefeed

What does professional supervision mean?The veterinarian-client-patient relationship (VCPR) is the basis of professional supervision. Veterinarians who issue a VFD order must practice veterinary medicine in compliance with all applicable veterinary licensing and practice requirements, including issuing the VFD in the context of a VCPR as defined by the state. If applicable VCPR requirements as defined by such state do not include the key elements of a valid VCPR as defined by Federal law, the veterinarian must issue the VFD in the context of a valid VCPR as defined by the Federal law.


Plant Growth and PrecipitationIt’s been a pretty wet winter and spring, which will lead to significant plant growth early this summer. Soil

moisture is high, and won’t limit plants for quite some time. Research has shown that when precipitation falls has a lot to do with how well things grow, and April is a key precipitation month for future forage production.

Also, while it might seem like all this snow and rain should decrease our chances for a bad fire season, it’s more complicated than that. We know that there will be lots of herbaceous plant growth early in the season (fine fuels in fire lingo). If it stops raining mid-summer and those plants dry out, they can act as an efficient catalyst to move wildfire through our ecosystems.

While late summer rains don’t spur growth in our cool season species, they are sure a welcome relief to the dry season. As temperatures cool into the early fall, perennial grasses may re-grow if enough soil moisture is available. I’m sure we’re all tired of the wet weather, but we can be thankful for great early season growing conditions. Let’s hope for some periodic soaking rains this summer!

by Glenn Owings

Sublette County Sustainable Management of Rangelands Resources Educator


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