4-H Swine Judging | Bloomsburg Fair at the Bloomsburg Fairgrounds.
00:00 - I'm getting still here tonight and I competed
00:02 - in the medium-weight market home class.
00:04 - We're a great champion you and piano, and I'll
00:06 - tell you about the competition, how did it go?
00:09 - I think it went really well.
00:11 - It definitely showed a whole hard work I put into them this summer and overall.
00:15 - I think it went well. The judge really liked him.
00:18 - He worked really well with me, so that was always a plus.
00:22 - Is that more recent case, is he particularly good?
00:25 - Yeah, he's done really good with me this year.
00:29 - He, I've worked with him a lot since he was a baby, so that helps a lot.
00:34 - You actually did out the convention, but he was a big girl up?
00:38 - Yeah.
00:39 - No, it's being around him since he was a baby.
00:43 - It definitely forms a bond with him.
00:47 - And then as you know, the competition is going well within the moment.
00:51 - I just hope for the best.
00:52 - I kind of hope for the best, but if you try your hardest, you can.
00:57 - It normally always ends out well for you, and
00:59 - just keep a confident and positive attitude.
01:02 - And just show that you're there to win it and be confident with yourself.
01:07 - What about the upper part of any specific tips for them?
01:11 - Wow.
01:12 - So for pigs, you always want to keep their head
01:14 - up and keep them in between you and the judge.
01:17 - You never want to be blocking any views or angles of your pig.
01:20 - You want to let the judge see them the best they can.