Top pullets

Grant Hites brought a championship home with his pen of three pullets at the poultry show. He is a member of the Hardin Northern FFA and the son of Jeff and Jennifer Hites.

A pair of winners

The fancy heavyweight duck entered by Justin England (left) in the poultry show won the grand championship honors at the poultry show. Reserve honors in the same division went to his brother, Levi England. Their parents are Bill and Brandy England.

Queen a winner

Not only is Erin Tobin this year’s poultry queen, she also cleaned up at Thursday’s judging contest. She brought home reserve championships for her goose, meat duck, laying hens, pen of pullets and turkey, but she had top honors with her meat duck. Her parents are Sean and Nancy Tobin and she is a member of the Cessna Minutemen.

Senior showman

Caralee Stover was named the champion showman at the senior level in the poultry show of the 2012 Hardin County Fair. She is member of the Ada Barnyard Farmers. Caralee’s parents are Curt and Amy Stover.

Little showman

Tucker Havelton, 5, was named the peewee showman in the beginner’s division of the poultry show Thursday. His parents are Chad and Jamie Tucker of Ada.

Good start

Kelsey Stanfield was named by the judge of the poultry show to be the best beginner showman. She is the daughter of Scott and Diana Stanfield and a member of the Ridgeway Junior Boosters.

Showman award

Emily Brown, a member of the Positive Attitides 4-H Club, was named the best intermediate showman in the poultry contest. She is the daughter of Amyial and Mike Brown.

Top pen

Kyle Koehler had the grand champion pen of three meat hens in the 2012 Hardin County Fair poultry show Thursday. He is a member of the Hardin Northern FFA and his parents are Kelvin and Tammy Koehler.

Reserve champs

Anna Koehler’s pen of three meat chickens were named the reserve champions at the 2012 poultry show. She is the daughter of Kelvin and Tammy Koehler and Anna is a member of the Blanchard Pleasant Buckeye 4-H club.