The annual Kendall County Junior Livestock Show is going on this week at the youth agriculture and equestrian center near Comfort as boys and girls of all ages compete and show off their prize animals. On Monday, pigs took center stage as barrow and gilt varieties were paraded around the arena.
The annual Kendall County Junior Livestock Show is going on this week at the youth agriculture and equestrian center near Comfort as boys and girls of all ages compete and show off their prize animals. On Monday, pigs took center stage as barrow and gilt varieties were paraded around the arena. First photo: Bryce McElhannon keeps an eye on and helps his brother, Brody, work his pig around the arena on Monday morning. Second photo: Gunner Carpenter and Lucy Stehling cross paths as they work their pigs. Third photo: Whitten Harper works to keep his pig under control during the show. Goats, lamb and sheep were the name of the game on Thursday while the event continues Friday with heifers and steers before Saturday’s livestock sale gets underway at 12:30 p.m. Star photos by Tenley Jackson
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