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Brothers Sweep Junior Market
Lamb Championship Honors
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Seventeen-year-old Scott showed
the grand champion market lamb,
while his younger brother, Joe,
exhibited the reserve grand
champion.
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Scoll was presented with a
purple and gold banner, which is
one of the most coveted sheep
awards to be presented at Farm
Show. The junior market lamb
show took place in the Farm Show
complex Wednesday afternoon.
The sons of Richard and Gayle
Kuzcmchak of Pleasant Gap
(Centre), Scott showed a heavy
weight wether and Joe had a light
heavyweight. The two spent quite
a bit of time looking for their ani
mals with their father, who is a
shepherd at Penn State. “We look
for appearance, muscling, and
type,” explained Scott. “The type I
like are Suffolks.”
Scott’s grand champion was a
Suffolk as was Joe’s. Scott has
been exhibiting market lambs at
Farm Show for about seven years.
He got his first taste of champion
ship in his first year of showing
when he had a reserve grand
champion. Scott, a student of Bel
lefonte High School and a 4-H’er,
also has had champions and
reserve champions at county fairs.
Wednesday was special to Joe,
not only for his win, but because he
turned 12 that day. Joe has been
showing at Farm Show for three
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