PC Youth Livestock Auction

PC Youth Livestock Auction & Friends of the Fair Foundation

Our Annual

PC Youth Livestock Auction

The Market Livestock Sale Program was created to allow 4-H and FFA members an

opportunity to bring their market projects for judging and sale at the county fair.

As part of their project, youth are encouraged to invite potential buyers to the

livestock auction.

There are many ways to help, even if you are not interested in obtaining an

animal for meat.

Auction Contact Information

Market Lambs

Hi I am Annalise Karnas, with my 4-H market Katahdin sheep named George. I am happy to be showing sheep for the first time this year as well as first time at the Pacific County Youth Livestock Auction
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Hello, my name is Jordyn Christen and this is my 4-H market lamb, Clover. I am 10 years old and a Junior member of the Beef Busters 4-H Club. I love spending time with Clover and taking her on walks around the barnyard. We both hope to see you at the fair this year

Hello, my name is Jordyn Christen and this is my 4-H market lamb, Clover. I am 10 years
old and a Junior member of the Beef Busters 4-H Club. I love spending time with Clover
and taking her on walks around the barnyard. We both hope to see you at the fair this
year
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Sam Triplett, Market Lamb

Hello, my name is Samantha Triplett and this is my market sheep Lady May. This is my 6th year selling at the Pacific County livestock auction, but this will be my first year selling as a member of the Willapa Valley FFA chapter. All of the money I earn from this years market project will go towards my next years market project and the rest is save for my future college education.This high quality sheep will be sold at the Pacific County Fair Market Livestock Auction on Saturday August at 1:00 PM. Thank you for your support and I hope to see you there.
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Liam Smaciarz, Market Lamb
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Lorelei Smaciarz, Market Lamb
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Market Hogs

Hello, my name is Lucas Merkel and this my 4-H Market hog Tom. I am going to be a 6th grader at Willapa Valley Middle School this coming year. Tom is a purebred Duroc and he is 6 months old and is ready to go in your freezer.
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Addie Hodel, FFA Market Hog
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Mikayla Angelovich, 4-H Market Hog
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Morgan Angelovich, 4-H Market Hog
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Daniel Boggs, 4-H Market Hog

Hi my name is Daniel Boggs. I am 11 years old and going to be a sixth grader
at Willapa Valley Middle School. I am a member of the beef Buster's 4-H
club. I've been showing beef and pigs for 6 years, this is my third year
showing a market animal. This year I have a market hog. Her name is
Priscilla Pigsley. She is a Hampshire/Yorkshire cross. I feed, brush and walk
her every day. The money I raise will pay for my feed bill & upkeep of
Priscilla. I will also use the money to purchase my next year's pig. The rest
will go into my savings account for college Thank you for your time.
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Tyler Frasier, Market Hog

Hello, I am Tyler Frasier, a member of the Willapa Valley FFA and this is my market hog Chester. I have been working hard this summer with Chester in preparation for the Pacific County Fair and Auction
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Kevin Ruelas, FFA Market Hog
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Market Laying Hens

David Rodrigues, 4-H Market Laying Hens
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Israel Rodrigues, 4-H Market Laying Hens
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Nathan Richter, 4-H Market Laying Hens
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Market Steers

Hi, my name is Addison Merkel and this is my 4-H Market steer Marty. I am going to be a junior at Willapa Valley High School and starting Running Start at Grays Harbor College. Marty is a 17-month-old purebred Angus steer. He will be auctioned off at the Pacific County Fair on Saturday August 26th at 1pm. We hope to see you there!
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Hello, my name is Emily Wilson and this is my first FFA market project. This is my steer Ranger and he is a Simmental Shorthorn cross and is fed hay, silage and X-Cel feeds. Ranger is currently getting 20 pounds of grain per day. Your support would be greatly appreciated.

Hello, my name is Jordyn Christen and this is my 4-H market lamb, Clover. I am 10 years
old and a Junior member of the Beef Busters 4-H Club. I love spending time with Clover
and taking her on walks around the barnyard. We both hope to see you at the fair this
year
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Grace Huber – FFA Market Steer
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Toni Walden – FFA Market Steer
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Market Turkey

Claire Merin, 4-H Market Turkey
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Lucas Somero, 4-H Market Turkey
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Market Pen of Fryers

Liesl Uhler, 4-H Market Fryers
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Listed are some of the ways you can contribute to the youth program.

Method 1

Purchase animal & take possession for

consumption.

Example:

Your bid: $560.00

Exhibitor receives: $560.00

Cost to you: $560.00

NOTE: Buyer is responsible for butcher costs

Method 2

Purchase animal BUT DO NOT take

possession.

Example:

Your bid: $560.00

Market Value: $155.00

Cost to you: $405.00

Donation only

NOTE: Buyer DOES NOT receive any meat

Method 3

Add on Cash contribution, per head, for a

specific animal.

Example:

You add: $50.00

Exhibitor Receives: $50.00

Cost to you: $50.00

NOTE: You DO NOT receive any meat

Method 4

Add on cash contribution, per head, for NO

specific animal.

Example:

Amount you add: $50.00

Exhibitor receives: $50.00

Cost to you: $50.00

NOTE: You DO NOT receive any meat

PCYLA POLICY PULLET RECORD

BUYER CONTACT FORM PCYLA Membership

LIVESTOCK/TURKEY/FRYER RECORD

The Pacific County Youth Livestock Auction is Saturday, August 26, 2023 at 1pm

on the fairgrounds in the livestock arena.

Come on out and support the FFA and 4-H youth of Pacific County!

They have worked hard with their projects!

Learn More about PC Friends of the Fair Foundation 501c3

In the fall of 2015, a group of Pacific County residents decided to take action and form a foundation with the sole purpose to enhance and support the Pacific County Fairgrounds.

Their hope was to foster additional community involvement and participation in fairground events and maintain the amazing history of our local County Fair.

PRIMARY GOALS

The group’s goal is to improve and promote the fairgrounds for community oriented activities including those which encourage and benefit youth, families, agriculture, veterans, education and diversity. The foundation will work to provide assistance to Pacific County in order to maintain the fairgrounds facility to continue to be a multi-use community resource.

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