826-Lancaster Farming, Saturday, August 14, 1993
dfe HAPPENINGS
The Pennsylvania State 4-H Wildlife Judging Team, left
to right, Barry Isaacs (coach), LeAnne Haycock, Bobby
Glennon, Ken McAllister, Rick Leese (coach), and Ryk
Sheppard.
State 4-H Wildlife Team
Competes in Alabama
The fifth annual National 4-H
Wildlife Habitat Evaluation Invi
tational was held August 1-4 at the
Eufaula National Wildlife Refuge
in Alabama.
This was the first time that Pen
nsylvania sent a team to the
national contest. The Pennsylvani
a team placed ninth in this first
outing.
The five part contest consists of
wildlife foods, aerial photo inter
pretation, habitat management
recommendations, developing a
rural wildlife plan and developing
an urban wildlife plan. The first
three events are individual com
petitions while the two plans are
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developed by the entire team.
The four members state team
was LeAnne Haycock, Bobby
Glennon and Ryk Sheppard from
Cumberland County, and Ken
McAllister from Fulton County.
Team members were selected
based on their individual scores at
the Pennsylvania state contest
held at Penn State University in
May. Coaches were Barry Isaacs
(Cumberland County) antf Rick
Leese (Fulton County).
Sponsors of the National Con
test were Champion International
Corporation, the Wild Turkey
Federation, and the U.S Fish and
Wildlife Service. Sponsors of the
Pennsylvania Team were Penn
State University, Fanners Trust
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