Harris wins GC Steer honors
By Bobby Horn Jr.
ATLANTA—In an extremely competitive field of FFA and 4-H members Kinley Harris, of the Linden-Kildare FFA, was awarded Grand Champion at this year’s Cass County Cattleman’s Association Spring Show and Sale.
The show and sale was held April 2 at the Cass County Exposition Building in Atlanta.
Taking the Reserve Champion honor was Hunter Lance of the McLeod FFA. Lance also won the Glenn Traylor Award for the highest placing county-bred steer. Rounding out the top three was Joshua Whatley, from the Hope 4-H Club.
Stormy Johnson’s steer tipped the scale at 1,410 pounds, winning the award for highest weight gain. The McLeod FFA member placed fourth overall.
Also placing at the show were: Kirstie Whatley, Hope 4-H, 5th; Joyce Rhinehart Littlejohn, L-K FFA, 6th; Brook Jester, McLeod FFA, 7th; Katy Hull, Hughes Springs FFA, 8th; Zachary Prince, McLeod FFA, 9th; Brandi Duck, Hughes Springs FFA, 10th; Reagan Johnson, McLeod FFA, 11th; Cambree Kerr, L-K FFA, 12th and Mason Johnson, L-K FFA, 13th.
The highest bidder of the evening of the night was Mary Scuddy, who offered $5 per pound for Duck’s steer.
Linda Ballad was recognized as the high bidder for homemade dishes and desserts.
The Cattleman’s Association would like to thank the following buckle sponsors: Cass County Equipment, Bloomburg State Bank, Domino Federal Credit Union, Dr. Dodd- The Ark, Lance land & Timber, Flint Furniture, Burton Cattle Company, the Cass County Farm Bureau and Rex Harris
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