Twin Tier Poultry
Club Show
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Steuben County Fairgrounds 15 E. Washington St. Bath, NY 14810
Download 2022 Twin Tier Catalog/Entry Form Note: Entry Fees are $3.00 single - $6.00 double *8-26-22 Entry Deadline* For more information on the Twin Tiers show, contact: Robert Whitney (Twin Tier) 8000 CR #113 Bath NY 14810 (607) 776-2500 For current date and all other NY poultry shows, |
View Larger Map 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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Great Show!!! Loved all the Silkie People!! Not rated yet
Big Show - Usually a double show, this year the APA and ABA Nationals so one show. Next year we are hoping to see the two shows again!
APA National Not rated yet
The show was ok, but there wasn't any good company's there selling poultry supplies! Why couldn't a APA National not get good company's there!
Great Show Not rated yet
There were about 913 birds entered into the show and I entered 3 birds. I got 1st, 2nd, and 4th for my birds. I can`t wait for the next shows that are …
Great Show! Not rated yet
We attended the 2012 Twin Tier Show.It was a nice show about 1000 birds, they combined Junior and Open for the general judging, then awarded Champions …
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