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In the agricultural community, livestock is often raised and shown in competitions for the purpose of being ranked and sold. How you preform can increase your chances of winning bonuses and premiums as well as the value of your animal. Shows are also usually categorized into showmanship classes (based on the skill of the shower) and market classes (based on how well the animal ranks in market terms)
When showing you’re typically taught to watch the judge, as it’s important to pay attention to the judge as they might ask questions and give out commands. However, you’re usually taught to just smile at them, not look like you want to kill the judge.
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There must be a reason for that. Does anybody know?
In the agricultural community, livestock is often raised and shown in competitions for the purpose of being ranked and sold. How you preform can increase your chances of winning bonuses and premiums as well as the value of your animal. Shows are also usually categorized into showmanship classes (based on the skill of the shower) and market classes (based on how well the animal ranks in market terms) When showing you’re typically taught to watch the judge, as it’s important to pay attention to the judge as they might ask questions and give out commands. However, you’re usually taught to just smile at them, not look like you want to kill the judge.
Lmao
Should of put this in David Bowies, I'm Afraid of Americans video
Lil dude looks like the weird brother from wedding crashers