I hope they have a show for the vendors sake. I remember seeing so many people last year on the news who lost money and were maybe going to lose their business when everything was shutdown.
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In order to safely host a livestock competition and follow the health and safety guidelines, the Livestock Show will focus solely on the Junior Show and select Youth Show events and we will not hold the adult-focused Open Show in 2021.
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The Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo is planning for participants to be able to compete in the 2021 Houston Livestock Show Junior Show, following the necessary health and safety protocols in place. Specific health and safety guidelines for Junior Show exhibitors will be posted as soon as they are finalized. Livestock entries for the 2021 Junior Show will open Nov. 15 and close Dec. 15, 2020. Junior Show competitions include Breeding Beef Heifers, Breeding Gilts, Breeding Sheep, Dairy Cattle, Market Barrows, Market Broilers, Market Goats, Market Lambs, Market Steers and Market Turkeys. In addition, various judging competitions and contests will be held, including Ag Mechanics, Archery, Industrial Craft, and Young Guns Shooting Sports and some virtual events like the Ag Science Fair and Public Speaking Contests. Youth competitions that will take place include Youth Meat Pen Rabbits, Youth Breeding Rabbit/Cavy, and Llama & Alpaca shows.
By foregoing the Open Show and focusing primarily on the Junior Show, it limits the number of participants on-site and allows event organizers to spread out Junior Show events over a longer period of time, allowing for the proper health and safety measures to be followed for the safety of exhibitors and guests.
"While our 2021 Livestock Show might look different amidst COVID-19, we are optimistic that we will be able to welcome back our Open Show exhibitors to the Rodeo grounds in 2022, and give them the experience that they deserve and expect at the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo," Boleman said.
Additional plans for the 2021 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, as well as full health and safety guidelines will be announced toward the end of the year
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Recent decisions, such as this week's announcement regarding the Livestock Show portion only is not reflective or indicative of other decisions related to the many other aspects of the Show such as entertainment, Rodeo competitions, horse show, carnival, shopping, dining, etc.
This week's announcement also states that "additional plans for the 2021 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, as well as full health and safety guidelines, will be announced toward the end of the year."
Harry Lime said:
That statement was about the fat stock show and other exhibitions/events, not the "rodeo."
Clarification went out today:Quote:
Recent decisions, such as this week's announcement regarding the Livestock Show portion only is not reflective or indicative of other decisions related to the many other aspects of the Show such as entertainment, Rodeo competitions, horse show, carnival, shopping, dining, etc.
This week's announcement also states that "additional plans for the 2021 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, as well as full health and safety guidelines, will be announced toward the end of the year."
Jackal99 said:Harry Lime said:
That statement was about the fat stock show and other exhibitions/events, not the "rodeo."
Clarification went out today:Quote:
Recent decisions, such as this week's announcement regarding the Livestock Show portion only is not reflective or indicative of other decisions related to the many other aspects of the Show such as entertainment, Rodeo competitions, horse show, carnival, shopping, dining, etc.
This week's announcement also states that "additional plans for the 2021 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, as well as full health and safety guidelines, will be announced toward the end of the year."
Okay. For those of us who don't speak Livestock Show, what if the Open Show?
I Am A Critic said:Jackal99 said:Harry Lime said:
That statement was about the fat stock show and other exhibitions/events, not the "rodeo."
Clarification went out today:Quote:
Recent decisions, such as this week's announcement regarding the Livestock Show portion only is not reflective or indicative of other decisions related to the many other aspects of the Show such as entertainment, Rodeo competitions, horse show, carnival, shopping, dining, etc.
This week's announcement also states that "additional plans for the 2021 Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, as well as full health and safety guidelines, will be announced toward the end of the year."
Okay. For those of us who don't speak Livestock Show, what if the Open Show?
Basically, anyone showing animals beyond 12th grade.
Ag_07 said:
I don't get it
The same crap has been going on since March so what's gonna change in pushing it back a month or two?
Again it's just kicking the can down the road.
redag06 said:
Well at least it won't be cold at Cookoff.
My dear old mother has never been able to call the HLSR anything other than "tha fat stock show," because that's what they called it when she was growing up. I mix it into conversation every now and then.jja79 said:
Fat Stock Show? I haven't heard that term since I was a kid at Fort Stockton in the 60's and 70's and everyone was excited about going to San Angelo.
I really doubt there's a cookoff any time in 2021, unless they do a very small, closed judging competition. No way they want to deal with the PR after all the mythology and B.S. about Patient Zero spreading the contagion at cookoff this year.redag06 said:
Well at least it won't be cold at Cookoff.
BC our elected officials wouldnt sign the permit for March.Ag_07 said:
I don't get it
The same crap has been going on since March so what's gonna change in pushing it back a month or two?
Again it's just kicking the can down the road.
I would prefer the cooler weather than most nights in May, but I doubt there is a cookoff in 2021.bigjag19 said:redag06 said:
Well at least it won't be cold at Cookoff.
That's cute.