Lawrence
County
Poultry Club Show
"Davy Crockett Classic"
National Guard Armory Building
1000 Mahr Ave.
Lawrenceburg, Tn.
Note: Change in Location
(10/28/24 Postmark & 11/6/24 Call-in before 9pm Entry Deadlines)
New Spring Show - Always 4th Saturday in March
Always 2nd Saturday in November
Double show for Open & Junior
Youth showmanship classes
Come visit the Amish Country!
Host Hotel: Red Roof Inn (931)762-4467
For more information, contact:
Shelia Clanton
256-272-5342 (Landline)
256-412-5757 (Cell)
For current date and other Tennessee shows,
Note: For most shows, judging starts at 9am on the first day. For 2-day shows, coop-out is usually by lunchtime on the 2nd day. Coop-in times vary.
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