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WALLOWA COUNTY FAIR
Wallowa County Chieftain
Wednesday, August 17, 2022
Wallowa County Fair’s Fat Stock Sale sets new record
By BILL BRADSHAW
Wallowa County Chieftain
ENTERPRISE — A total
of $468,035 was bid on live-
stock auctioned during this
year’s Wallowa County Fair
Fat Stock Sale that concluded
the fair Saturday, Aug. 13,
according to the county fair
oﬃ ce.
It was another record-
breaking year. Last year’s
sale yielded $360,345 in a
fair that was coming out of
the COVID-19 pandemic.
At the time, county Com-
missioner Todd Nash said he
didn’t recall another sale that
yielded such high proceeds,
making this year’s even more
of a record.
Nash said during this
year’s sale he was concerned
that there weren’t as many
animals, but the kids largely
got what they deserved.
Another way to get the
kids what they deserved,
Nash said, was to ensure
speedy payment. That was
accomplished earlier this
year when the Board of
Commissioners was oﬀ ered
an interest-free bridge loan
of about $70,000 from Com-
munity Bank so the 4-H’ers
and FFA kids could be paid
promptly.
But the champion live-
stock didn’t always mean the
top-dollar sales.
Among the market beef,
both grand champions — 4-H
and FFA — sold for $5,000
each. Aleksis Miller had the
4-H champion, while Gunnar
McDowell had the FFA steer.
Miller’s weighed in at
1,369 pounds with a ﬂ oor
value of $1,848.15. McDow-
Bill Bradshaw/Wallowa County Chieftain
Small-animals Judge Ken Patterson judges 4-H rabbits Friday,
Aug. 12, 2022, at the Wallowa County Fair. The 4-H’ers are,
from left, Camdyn Weer, Lilly Weer and Savannah Bradshaw.
Bill Bradshaw/Wallowa County Chieftain
Jodi Cunningham, of Paradise, struggles to pull her stubborn market steer onto the scales
Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2022, during the weigh-in at the Wallowa County Fair. Cunningham is a
member of the Enterprise FFA. In addition to beef, sheep, swine and small animals were weighed
Aug. 10 at the fairgrounds. They were to be up for sale at Saturday’s FFA/4-H Fat Stock Sale.
ell’s animal weighed in at
1,334 pounds for a ﬂ oor
value of $1,800.90.
Lannie Stonebrink got
the top-dollar steer with his
FFA red-ribbon animal that
weighed in at 1,193 pounds
for a ﬂ oor value of $1,610.55
and ultimately sold for
$6,750.
The largest animal of any
species belonged to Tegan
Evans, whose red-ribbon
FFA steer weighed in at 1,499
pounds for a ﬂ oor value of
$2,023.65.
Among the market sheep,
the grand champion 4-H
animal sold by Hallie Dun-
can for $1,600, as did the
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grand champion FFA sheep
sold by Kane Johnson.
Katelyn Melville had
the top-dollar sheep, selling
her blue-ribbon animal for
$1,750.
Market swine were the
most numerous at the sale,
with 59 animals. They ranged
from Caden Fent’s 230-
pound blue-ribbon FFA ani-
mal that had a ﬂ oor value of
$156.40 to Jayden Salmon’s
306-pound animal that had a
ﬂ oor value of $208.08.
The grand champion
4-H swine of Ryatt Stein’s
weighed in at 248 pounds for
a ﬂ oor value of $168.64 and
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weighed in at just 154 pounds
— the lightest of them all —
and had a ﬂ oor value of $154
but took the top dollar to sell
for $1,800.
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Tegan Evans sold the largest animal at this year’s Wallowa
County Fair during the Fat Stock Sale on Saturday, Aug. 13,
2022, a steer that weighed in at 1,499 pounds.
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Among the ﬁ ve market
goats, Paige Freels had the
grand champion 4-H animal
that weighed in at 84 pounds
with a ﬂ oor value of $184.80
and sold for $1,300, while
Dakota DeLyria had the
grand champion FFA animal
that weighed in at 96 pounds
with a ﬂ oor value of $211.20
and sold for $1,250.
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