Random Rabbit":xla95mz0 said:
Congratulations !!!!
( so have things changed in 33 years ?? lol)
Yeah, you could say it's changed quite a bit.
Back then, we had local active clubs here in AR. Today, we have none.
Back then, Satins were a very active & viable breed across the entire south. Today, it's rare when they are shown at most local shows throughout the same region.
ilovehome":xla95mz0 said:
:hooray: Congrats! I think I saw your win. It was your 6/8 white doe wasn't it? There were more than 50 entered, so you should be very proud. Maybe it was because you've continued to produce great rabbits over the years??
That was me. I also was the guy who had the audacity to tote 2 ribeyes up there for the big cookout afterward. Carthage is normally a good time, and yesterday did not disappoint. It had nothing to do with the winning or losing. A breeder does enough of both of those along the way. It has everything to do with the exhibitors pitching in and helping whenever and wherever they can. That's the way the SW Mo Hare Raisers roll!!!
I don't know about the "over the years" part, though. I only returned to the showrooms about 15 months ago. I got out of it for 25 years while I was in the USAF. I got back into it when I was big enough to admit that I just missed it so much.
skysthelimit":xla95mz0 said:
LadyKarli":xla95mz0 said:
Good for you!!!! That is wonderful
Thanks X 2.
And FWIW, there was a Golden Palomino which nearly won BIS in show B. The young woman who was showing it was nervous as I've ever seen anyone get. While the judge was looking over all the BOB's, I told her it was the best Pal I'd seen in a very long time. It wound up taking best reserve. VERY sharp rabbit.