Others Trying to Influence You
“Honesty and integrity are quite possibly two of the biggest factors that can help boost – or ruin – a judge’s popularity. Because of this, judges should avoid any and all possible hints or appearances of professional dishonesty. Integrity is absolutely essential to a professional livestock judge. Once someone loses their reputation of integrity as a judge, they will never get it back.” – Ken Geuns
“Nobody dislikes this more than I do. I really think that people know who is approachable and who isn’t. Where I have a new “best friend” just before an upcoming show, I can’t help but wonder just how shallow do they think I am? Only once have I ever had anyone approach me about a specific animal at a specific show. The end result wasn’t very good for them.” – Randy Daniel
How do you become a jud...
Why Judge?
Oral Reasons
Judging - Before the Sh...
The Judge’s Attire
Handling Unruly Animals
Livestock Judging: A Jo...
Judge's Checklist
Dealing with Angry Exhi...
Others Trying to Influe...
Judging - During the Sh...
Judging Too Slow or Too...
Judging - Lifelong Lear...
Judging - After the Sho...
How to Handle Show Prot...
Exhibitors Who Miss The...