Walworth County Livestock Sale 2020

Walworth County Fair canceled amid pandemic, but virtual livestock sale preserves traditional youth activity

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Walworth County Fair canceled as COVID threat rises

ANIMAL MEAT, JUNIOR LIVESTOCK SALE STILL ON

By Tracy Ouellette EDITOR

Officials with the Walworth County Fair, which was one of few holdouts in the state still planning to host a fair this summer, announced its cancellation at the end of July as the threat of COVID-19 grows.

The Walworth County Agricultural Society board voted July 22 to cancel the 171st Walworth County Fair, according to the organization.

“The board was concerned these events could pose a risk to Walworth County residents by attracting visitors from areas with much higher COVID-19 infection rates,” Larry Gaffey, Walworth County Fairgrounds general manager, said in a news release that accompanied the announcement.

Fair officials said they were determined to preserve many of the events for youth.

“We are concerned about the public health, but also feel an obligation to the young people who have spent a year or more raising livestock, doing photography, gardening crops, woodworking and working on arts and crafts,” Gaffey said.

“COVID-19 stole part of a school year from these kids. We will not allow it to

Animal Meat Sale Open – Sept. 2, 6 p.m.

Close – Sept. 4, 10 a.m.

Sale order – Beef, Sheep and Swine Fur and Feather Sale Open – Sept. 4 Close – Sept. 8 ruin their dream projects as well.”

Exhibits, livestock sale to go on Officials said the junior fair exhibits including livestock, woodworking and other projects are going on, but will not be open to the public.

The Animal Meat Sale and Fur and Feather sales are also being held.

“Although the Fair Board made a very tough decision to cancel the fair, they remained committed to the youth of Walworth County by allowing the youth shows to happen. These exhibitors have been working on their projects, even during

these historic, trying times,” Walworth County Fair Meat Animal Sale Committee Chairman Marty Speth wrote in a letter to exhibitors.

He went on to outline how the virtual sales/shows will work, with the Meat Animal Sale running on Show Circuit Online Sales at www.sconlinesales.com.

“You can bid from your phone, computer, IPad and set up watch lists that will notify bidder when they are outbid.

You can also set max bids on animals, which will allow you to remain highest bidder until someone exceeds your max bid. It does not reveal your max to the public,” Speth said.

The online Livestock Sale, featuring animals exhibited by the youth of Walworth County, will start at 6 p.m. Wednesday Sept. 2, and end at 10 a.m. Friday, Sept. 4.

The sale order is: Beef, Sheep and Swine.

“It is racehorse style bidding, and the highest bidder wins,” Speth said.

Bidding procedures can be found on the fair’s website at walworthcountyfair.com.

SC Online’s policy is to not display the bidder’s name. Donation options are also available.

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ON THE COVER Youth from across the area take part in the annual Walworth County Fair, participating in animal shows and sales, contests, exhibits and more. (Photo

by Kerry Trampe and courtesy of the Walworth County Fair) Above: Ashton Ganhs leads his 280-pound Reserve Champion hog around the arena during the 2019 Walworth County Fair. This year’s fair was canceled because of the coronavirus pandemic. However the Animal Meat, Junior Livestock and Fur and Feather sales will be held virtually the first week in September.

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(Continued from page 3) If the animal has a date at a local locker plant, it will be listed under the exhibitor’s name. Otherwise the animal has been shipped to market.

“You, the buyer, will know before you bid on that animal if there is the opportunity for meat and what locker is doing the processing,” Speth said. “If you support an exhibitor that has a locker date and you do not want the meat, you will have the option to decline the meat. After the sale you will get an email asking if you want the meat or not, or you can tell the exhibitor.”

More information can be found at the fair’s website or by contacting Speth at 262-745-2759 or mspeth@ ddschools.org.

The Fur and Feather Sale will also be virtual at Show Circuit Online Sales.

The sale will provide the opportunity for both bidding on the animal to buy (processed or live) and the option to support the exhibitors with a donation.

The sale will open online on Friday, Sept. 4, and close Tuesday, Sept. 8.

The sale will group Jacee Johnson shows her 144-pound Reserve Grand Champianimals by species. The on wether during the 2019 Walworth County Fair. support portion of the sale CHAD HENSIAK Newspaper Name will remain open for an additional day to allow had been reimagined to reduce congestion buyers that may have money left over in their budget to contribute to the and enable easy social distancing. Events had been moved outdoors and the carnival exhibitors as they see fit. had been spread out to reduce congestion, The 2020 Fur and Feather Sale will not according to the release. be a blue ribbon only sale. Each exhibitor Gaffey said smaller events hosted by will have the option to sell up to two lots. independent event organizers remain scheduled for the fairgrounds. These The decision independent events attract mainly local Fair organizers said the decision visitors. to cancel the fair was based on the The 171-year-old fair is one of the steady increase in COVID-19 cases in longest-running events in Wisconsin. surrounding states and other areas of Fair officials highlighted a University Wisconsin. The fair – touted as the largest of Wisconsin economic impact study county fair in the state – is held over the Labor Day weekend and attracts “hundreds found the fair annually creates more than 30 local jobs, contributes more than of thousands of visitors” from a wide $7 million to the local economy, and radius, fair officials said. This year’s fair generates significant revenue for retailers, was slated to run Sept. 2 to 7. restaurateurs, and hospitality companies in Organizers had worked with the the area.

Walworth County Department of Health In addition, the fair serves as the year’s and Human Services to develop health largest fundraising activity for many and safety plans to make the two events as local non-profit organizations and church safe as possible, organizers said. Both the groups. fair and Ribfest, which was also canceled,

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Smith family tradition of showing goats reaches 3rd generation

By Mike Ramczyk CORRESPONDENT

Show families, or families that have kids show animals at fairs during the summer, live for the months of July and August.

Whether it’s the Wisconsin State Fair, Walworth County Fair, Rock County Fair or others, kids can’t wait to take their animals for a week at a time, hang out and bond with other families and share “summer camp.”

Most of the time, they are fortunate to win ribbons, which earn money, or sell their animals.

Depending on the fair, a teenage boy or girl can earn as much as $1,000 on one sale.

With the recent cancellation of the Walworth County Fair, the streak is officially over for Taelyn Smith of Sugar Creek Township.

The 18-year-old Williams Bay High School graduate has been showing her goats at the fair since she was 4 years old, as she looked up to and followed in the footsteps of her dad, Jamie, and her grandfather.

Normally at this time, she would be competing in animal shows at the Wisconsin State Fair and gearing up for the Walworth County Fair at the beginning of September with her best friend and neighbor, Kloie Potts, 16, who says she lives “down the road five minutes.”

“I haven’t named him yet,” she said of her “weather” goat. “Those are our weathers, so they’re going to be sold, and

Taelyn Smith, of Sugar Creek, is extremely proud of her goat. The 18-year-old Williams Bay High School graduate has been showing goats at the Walworth County Fair since she was 4 years old.

Kloie Potts, the Smiths’ neighbor and best friend of Taelyn Smith, demonstrates how to milk a goat.

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then we have our ‘milkers,’ which are named.”

“Since we have so many milking goats, it’s easier when you’re showing to name them, so you know which one you have to take. A ‘weather’ is a boy, and he’s neutered, so they’re going to be sold and probably slaughtered.”

family tradition, something she fell in love with right away.

“We’re family,” Taelyn said of Kloie.

“It’s kind of been passed down to me. My grandparents started it, and my dad and my aunt showed throughout their childhood. I started as soon as I could walk.”

Weathers and milkers

Taelyn said she’s been out messing with the goats since she was born.

“It’s just something different,” she said.

“I just love them (the goats). They’re like family. People who don’t have animals don’t understand they’re your family. You spend so much time with them, and you make a bond with them. It’s really hard to break that.”

“It’s been really rough on us. We don’t know what to do. The girls (goats) are used to going and going and going. It’s been hard. The fairs are what make my summer, from July to the beginning of September.

It’s the experience. There are certain people you only see at the fair, and there are certain things you experience every year. The whole year has been rough for us.”

But Taelyn isn’t giving up hope.

She’s going to keep tending to the small farm, which features a hut for the plethora of goats and a happy mix of chickens

Potts says they sell them at the Walworth County Fair.

Potts and Smith each have two weathers, and they sell them at the end of each year.

But milkers are raised until they naturally pass away.

“We do it for a good ribbon, or you get a premium,” Potts said. “A higher placing leads to more money.”

“My two weathers last year sold for $400 each. If you have a champion, you get more money. And the State Fair pays the most money.”

Potts is a junior at Elkhorn Area High School, and she has been doing this since the age of 6.

Jamie Smith is second in command of the Walworth County goat project. He grew up in the project, and he and his dad have shown goats for 37 years.

Jamie’s daughter, Taelyn, also shows steer.

For Taelyn, it’s about keeping up the

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FROM ABOVE: These goats at the Smith family farm are in a friendly mood, or are they just looking for snacks?; Kloie Potts (from left), Don Smith, Jamie Smith and Taelyn Smith pose with their goats at the Smith home in the Town of Sugar Creek. Don Smith, is Jamie Smith’s father and Taelyn Smith’s grandfather; Nice clothes in a goat pen, with hay in her arms, Taelyn Smith can’t help but laugh as she has her photo taken.

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• Goat whisperers walking around and cats perched on the back deck, while a dog scurries around the goats.

Holding out hope

“I think we just wait out this year and see what happens next year,” Taelyn said. “We breed them, so they have the babies in March and April.”

Taelyn says taking care of the goats, and the animal care culture, or “farm” culture, can get a negative stereotype. People think it’s just “farm life.”

“It’s so much more than that,” Taelyn said. “You have a whole separate thing, or family, that you have. We try to make everything friendly around here, and it’s really nice.”

The neighbors returned home from a long day in Racine of showing beef and pigs, and suddenly two more dogs showed up to run around with Smith’s dog and cats, and roosters.

The scene resembled a small zoo in the Elkhorn residence, located just off Highway O, west of the city and north of Delavan.

The Smiths are on the cusp of a host of school districts, including Williams Bay, DelavanDarien, Whitewater and Elkhorn, and they pay taxes to Sugar Creek but have an Elkhorn address.

The calm, quiet country setting is the ideal place for animals, which need plenty of space to roam, hay and other farm essentials.

“You can just come out here and they’re just a calming presence (the goats),” Taelyn said. “They’re a friend. You pour everything out to them. It’s kind of nice.”

Potts says dealing with this summer, where she has missed five major fairs where she’d be showing goats, has taken a mental

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toll.

“I was really sad about it,” she said. “All throughout the summer, I was waiting for the last fair to be cancelled, because I was hoping that it wouldn’t.

Mentally, I’ve been sad. I haven’t lost money, but I haven’t gained money. I would’ve gotten a job this summer if it wasn’t for COVID.” “The summer hits, and we’re out here clipping our animals, making sure they’re in tip-top shape, and each week of August, we have a different fair we would go to.”

Always something to do

In terms of the hard work, there’s clipping, which is taking a razor and cleaning up the longer hair, and it helps in the hot weather.

There is milking every single day, and feeding multiple times a day.

“We clip their feet, for some we clean their feet, which is a lot of work,” Potts said. “I know the meat sale will go on online, and I will still be able to sell my weathers.”

“There are some shows that still go on, but they are far away.”

Taelyn Smith and Potts will use the rest of the summer to milk their goats, enjoy some relaxation and try not to fixate too much on what might have been.

They said the State Fair and Walworth County Fair are extra special, because the bonds formed with friends that also show, some they only see once a year, is like nothing else.

They will do everything within their power to keep showing this summer, whether that’s online or far away.

At least they still get to be best friends.

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The 170th Walworth County Fair wrapped up on Labor Day 2019 after six full days of entertainment, games and competitions. Clockwise from top left: Hannah Sattler sings the National Anthem to kick off the monster truck rally; Kristina Norden has fresh corn for a late night snack; Jerrett Breber shows his 1,365-pound Reserve Champion Steer at the auction; Kids go to work in the no-hands-allowed portion of a pie-eating contest.

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