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Kirk Stierwalt Steer and Heifer Camp 2008
Capacity: Steer and Heifer Camp will be limited to the first 30 campers enrolled with payment.
Age Requirement: Enrollment is open to junior age exhibitors 8-18 years old.
Topics Include:
This clinic will provide a hands-on course with supervision at all
times. You will learn proven
Livestock: It is recommended that each
participant bring their own animal to work with throughout the 3 day
camp. This allows one on one instruction that specifically deals with
the points of your own animal. For those flying in, animals can be
provided for you with proper notification. An assessment fee of $100
will be charged for all steers/heifers leased for the weekend. A) Out of state cattle MUST have a certificate of health inspection within 30 days of arrival from a veterinarian. B) Bedding not provided. C) Campers must also bring necessary feed, hay, and feeding supplies. D) Animals will be under security watch as a patrolman will be on duty after hours.
Cost: $250.00 per camper which includes lodging, meals, T-shirt, resource material, and stall fees.
Equipment: Clippers, show stick, blower and a grooming chute. Suggested clippers are Sunbeam (hairhead) with 83 and 84 AU blades, Sunbeam (sheephead) with 20TBC blade and 4 point AAA cutter, and regular or 2 speed clippers. Fitting tools should include soap, scotch comps, rice brushes, towels, and any other tools commonly used. Campers flying in should bring clippers and fitting tools only.
Parents: *If you plan on staying/participating with your child at camp, you MUST be registered as a Full Camper or Supportive Spectator* Parents can register as a full camper or as a Supportive Spectator. This includes options of lodging and meal tickets, T-shirt, and resource material. Supportive Spectator enrollment is available at $95.00 for the weekend. Parents also have the option of staying at surrounding hotels and purchasing meal tickets only when choosing to eat at camp. If you plan to stay or be involved with your child at camp, please fill out the Supportive Spectator Registration Form.
Itinerary: Friday, May 9, 2008: Camp begins at 6 pm Sunday, May 11, 2008: Camp ends at 2 pm Full itinerary pending and times subject to change
Lodging: Ohio State Fairgrounds, Rhoades Center Dorms
What to Bring: Linens, sleeping bags, towels, toiletries, work clothes, show clothes, tennis shoes, work boots/shoes, sweat shirts, jackets, and theme items for camp.
Required Forms: 1) Release of Liability 2) Emergency Medical Form 3) Stierwalt Release of Liability Form
All forms are required in order to participate in camp. No forms, no camp!
Registration: 1) Opens December 8, 2007 and closes on April 30, 2008 or until maximum capacity is reached. 2) Payment must accompany the registration form in full in order to be guaranteed a spot within the capacity limit. 3) Capacity will be taken in order of postmark dates. 4) Registration Form 5) Supportive Spectator Form *Parents staying at camp MUST register as one of the above*
Hotels: Comfort Suites – Camp Headquarters 1690 Clara St., I-71, Exit 111 Columbus, OH 43211 (614) 586-1001 $76.00/night plus tax *25 rooms are on block, Ask for Champions Choice Livestock Camp
Hampton Inn Columbus North 1100 Mediterranean Ave. Columbus, OH 43229 (614)848-9696 $75.00/night plus tax
Days Inn – Fairgrounds I-71 and 17th Ave Columbus, OH 43211 (614)299-4300
Parking: Parking fees will be assessed to vehicles entering the fairgrounds. The daily rate is $4.00 per day with no re-entry. A weekend pass is priced at $12.00 and has unlimited access to the grounds.
Camping Facilities: Camping is available at the Ohio Expo
Center in Korbel Campgrounds for $22.00/day.
Available on Site: Purina/Land-O-Lakes Feeds Ohio Valley Show Supply
Directions/Maps: www.ohioexpocenter.com
Airport Transportation: Available upon request. |
Camp Coordinator - Tracy Dendinger
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