Catie Dunn, the proud winner of the Boston Modern National '04. The trophy was given in Ernie Durb's honor; Catie's winning bird would have made Ernie proud.
All Smiles: Elizabeth Clapp, Laura Fenton and Catie Dunn at the Boston Modern National '04.
New England All Game Show
May 6, 2005
Junior Show Report
The NEAG show was quite small this year, but there were lots of beautiful birds. Unfortunately, only 3 juniors entered with a total of 6 birds!! My Brown Red Cock won Best Modern (which wasn’t too difficult seeing as I was the only one showing Moderns!!) and also Reserve Junior Bird. My Brown Red Hen got Reserve of Breed. Kellie Farnum’s BB Red Old English Cock won the best Junior Bird in Show. Stacey Young also exhibited her Old English. Hopefully the show will have a better turnout next year and we will have more than 3 junior entries!!
- Elizabeth Clapp
All Smiles: Elizabeth Clapp, Laura Fenton and Catie Dunn at the Boston Modern National '04.
Tom Kane, Judge and past President of the MGBCA, shows the Juniors what to look for in Moderns.
You never know what your moderns may be doing out in the coop.
Don Nelson judging at the Poultry Congress in '05. Elizabeth Clapp clerked for Don that day. Her record-keeping skills came in very handy.
Some of the 4-H crew at the Poultry Congress Show in West Springfield MA '04.


"Friends in the Fancy" - Laura Fenton and Elizabeth Clapp.

Elizabeth Clapp with her Reserve of Breed Modern Brown Red pullet.
Cobleskill, NY '05

Laura Fenton with her Best of Breed Modern Birchen male.
Cobleskill NY '05
"Picking a Breed" by Elizabeth Clapp
"How to Keep Birds Healthy in Winter" by Arina Frink
Thanks to the Middlesex County 4-H Club of Massachusetts for allowing us to publish this.
"Incubating and Brooding"
Thanks to the Middlesex County 4-H Avicultural Club of Massachusetts for allowing us to publish this.
"Modern Games : Pros and Cons of Showing" by Bruce Clapp
Thanks to the Middlesex County 4-H Avicultural Club of Massachusetts for allowing us to publish this.
"Picking a Breed" by Bruce Clapp
Thanks to the Middlesex County 4-H Avicultural Club of Massachusetts for allowing us to publish this.
"Setting Up Breeding Pens" by Bruce Clapp
Thanks to the Middlesex County 4-H Avicultural Club of Massachusetts for allowing us to publish this.