There, this here, the poultry, I get this egg off my face here, and I've been to the other fairs, and they had the chickens, you know, and I come here, and I'm like, I told everybody on the radio, I'm going to go look at chickens, and

no chickens, but I understand why.

Just tell me what happened.

So, and that's been a long history, Tommy, because of the number of pedigree breeding... programs that were in the county yeah and to keep from it was a biosecurity thing over the years probably less of an issue now than it was historically 20 and 40 years ago but but that's that's kind of history but we did start last year for the first time we took the top two places out of the pullet show and let them go through the premium auction and they'll do that again this year okay we had our pullet show actually about a month ago and actually had it in horse arena and had about 70 kids brought the birds out there and it's a fabulous time and i really do appreciate y'all covering covering ag and i've been been listening and catching up and telling other people about it and a lot of people excited to have y'all back on

Lamar, who was the lady I was talking to that had the pigs here? Her

name used to be Abby Poulter when I babysat her when she was a kid, but I don't know her married name, and I'm sorry I should remember, but her first name's Abby.

You've got some pigs here.

And there's several hogs.