2011 Poultry results
HUON SHOW 2011 
Judge Mr. Ian Nash of Teesdale Victoria
Entries 123
Competitors 25 from all parts of Tasmania
Sponsers : Harvey Norman, Seedhouse Tasmania, Highfield Industries, Corrina Sloane, the Walker Family, OEG Club of Australia, Rhode Island & Sussex Club of Tasmania.
Champion Bird in Show: Large white pullet owned by Damian Whiteley
Reserve Champion bird in Show: Large Australian Game Cock owned by Ellis Dick
Champion Waterfowl: White Indian Runner drakeling owned by Ellis Dick
Reserve Champion Waterfowl: White Call duck owned by Emma-Lee Sloane
Champion Bantam Hard feather: OEG wheaten hen owned by Max Moore
Reserve Champion Bantam Hard feather: Indian Game pullet owned by Max Moore
Champion Bantam Soft feather: Black Langshan cockerel owned by Colleen Shaw
Reserve Champion Bantam Soft feather: Rhode Island Red cock owned by Keith Baldock
Champion Large Soft feather: White Leghorn puller owned by Damian Whiteley
Reserve Champion Large Soft feather: Light Sussex cockerel owned Kelvin Strickland
Champion Large Hard feather: Australian Game cock owned by Ellis Dick
Reserve Champion Large Hard feather: OEG black red cock owned by Corrina Sloane
Best True Bantam in Show: Sebright cockerel Owned by Isaac Walker
Best Sussex in Show: Light Sussex hen owned by Damian Whiteley
Best Rhode Island in Show: Rhode Island Red cock owned by Keith Baldock
Champion Novice: Lachlan & Anika Sullivan with a Welsummer cock bird
Best of Breed Leghorn: Damian Whitely
Best of Breed Silkie: Lily Cooper
Best of Breed
Welsummer/Australorp/Barnvelder/Landshan/Plymouth Rock or Sussex: Kelvin Strickland
Best of Breed Any other Variety Large Soft feather: Ellis Dick
Best of Breed Bantam Australorp: Damien Whiteley
Best of Breed Belgian: Emma-Lee Sloane
Best of Breed Langshan/Japanese: Colleen Shaw
Best of Breed Leghorn/Pekin: Damien Whiteley
Best of Breed Modern Game: Holly Bacon
Best Dark Leg OEG: Ellis Dick
Best Light Leg OEG: Max Moore
Entries up on last year, especially in the Hard feather classes, suggest the addition of Jnr classes next year. Pigeon classes next year should boost numbers again and with $900 worth of prizes on offer again next year many more ardent breeders will keep show stock for this late in the season poultry show..
The judge next year has already been confirmed Mr. Jim Sibbra from Finley NSW who can judge pigeon as well as poultry. Sponsorship has been confirmed as well with Seedhouse Tasmania, Harvey Norman, and Highfeild Industries on board for next year already.
Next year extra prizes will be available for Jnr and Waterfowl classes