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Class 12
1 Gh2 Angus Associates Pa 2 Frank Walton
3 Kenneth Walker Pa
Clast 13
1 Gh2 Angus Associates Pa 2 Erdenheim
Farm Pa 3 Catherine White Pa
Heifer Calf Champion
Genetics Unlimited Inc Pa
Reserve Champion
Huntingdon Farm Pa
Intermediate Champion Heifer
Genetics Unlimited Inc Pa
Reserve Champion Heifer
Debra Krause, Pa
Junior Champion Heifer
Gh2 Angus Associates Pa
Reserve Champion
Gh2 Angus Associates, Pa
GRAND CHAMPION HEIFER
Genetics Unlimited, Inc Pa
RESERVE CHAMPION HEIFER
Gh2 Angus Associates Pa
Junior Show, Owned Heifers
Class 2
1 Matthew McClellan Pa 2 Greg Davis Pa
Class 3
1 Debra Krause Pa
Class#
1 Debra Krause Pa 2 James Eisenhour Pa
3 Eric Ligo Pa
Class 5
1 David Bell DE 2 Chris Jordan Pa 3
Christine Shive Pa
Class 6
I Heidi Frey Pa
Class?
1 Cathy Shive Pa 2 Mary White Md 3 Fritz
Frey Pa
Class 8
I Tim Kinsley Pa 2 Brian Hoerner Pa 3 Eric
Ligo Pa
Class 9
1 Anna Mane Frey Pa 2 Robert Hay Pa
Class 10
1 Donald Cairns Pa 2 Erica McClellan Pa 3
Coyote kills reported
in Clearfield County
HARRISBURG - Pennsylvania
fanners have had problems with
deer, bear, racoons and even elk.
But, for the first time, farmers in
western Pennsylvania have a new
critter to deal with - the eastern
coyote.
A coyote was tracked on the
Kunes sheep near Frenchville,
Clearfield County, where it killed
20 of their sheep at the rate of one
every few nights. The method of
kill by grabbing the throat and the
distinctinve tracks led the Kunes
and area officials to believe the
culprit was a coyote rather than a
dog.
Timothy and Gail Kunes con
tacted the Pennsylvania State
Grange, who immediately
prompted action from the Penn
sylvania Game Commission. The
Lancaster Farming, Saturday, July 20,1985-A27
Brian Pat z Pa
Clou 11
1 Susan Eisenhour Pa 2 Chris Kinsley Pa 3
Jason Brose Pa
1 Kenneth Walker Pa 2 Kelly Rohrer Pa
1 Catherine White Pa , 2 Emily Weaver Pa
Junior Show Champion HeHer
Cathy Shive Pa
Junior Show Reserve Champion
Heifer Debra Krause Pa
•red A Owned Junior Heifers
Class 5
1 Christine Shive Pa
Claes 7
I Cathy Shive Pa . 2 Fritz Frey Pa
1 Tim Kinsley Pa 2 Willhelmma Cash Pa
Bred A Owned Jr Champion Heifer
Cathy Shive Pa
Tim Kinsley Pa
Genetics Unlimtfed Kruegers Foolish Pride
Junior Gel of Sire
Kruegers Foolish Pride
Best 6 Head
Erdenheim Farms. Pa
(Bred & owned best 2 head any sex or age)
Genetics Unlimited Pa
Premier Breeder
Huntingdon Farm Alexandria Pa
Judging Contest
Junior Wv
1 Mike Wetland. 2 Tracey Landis 3 Robin
Shtve
1 Lancaster Co Fred Weaver Emily Weaver
Tracy Landis 2 York Co Sue Eisenhour Sandy
Eisenhour Robin Shive 3 York Co Knsta
Rankin Julie Myers Mark Gingench
1 Gracy Flory 2 Brenda Eisenhour 3 Willie
Cash
Mena
1 Abe Flory 2 Ernie Frey 3 Scott Humble
Commission brought in an expert
trapper from Lancaster County to
set the traps that finally caught the
35 pound female coyote.
Although the coyote is the first to
be killed in Clearfield County, they
have been sighted in Clearfield
and ether counties. Ihe Game Com
mission predicts the animals may
become more abundant in the
area.
Since coyote kills are a rarity,
there is currently no indemnity
program either under dog law or
Game Commission regulations to
reimburse the Kunes for their
losses. They estimate their costs
exceed $l,OOO.
The State Grange expects to
develop policy on coyote damage
at their 113th annual state con
vention in Warren starting Oct. 27.
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