Ohio

OHIO GAMEFOWL BREEDERS ASSOCIATION

"An Organization for the Preservation of Gamefowl"

President & UGBA Secretary:
Elizabeth Turner
elizabethturner07@gmail.com

Vice President:
               Tim Boggs
               740-529-8217

Secretary/Treasurer:
               Beckie Newcomb
               366 Township Rd 267
               Waterloo, OH 45688
               740-643-0254
               beckienewcomb@yahoo.com

UGBA Director: :
Joe Smith
journeyintocomics@gmail.com

The Ohio Gamefowl Breeders Association was founded in 1977, organized by a group of gamefowl enthusiasts.

Membership

FAMILY MEMBERSHIPS - The price of 2 adult memberships and will include 2 adults and all family members in the home that are age 16 or younger.

ANNUAL FALL MEETING - SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 27,2020, ED SANS BUILDING, FAIRFIELD COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS EAST FAIR AVENUE, LANCASTER, OHIO DOORS OPEN AT 8AM. MEETING STARTS AT 10AM. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic we are under a mask mandate. The Association will provide pizza for lunch. We ask you to bring donations for the raffles/auctions.

ANNUAL FALL POULTRY SHOW - Saturday, Nov. 14, 2020. Fairfield County Fairgrounds, Ed Sans Bldg., E. Fair Ave., Lancaster, OH. Doors open at noon and judging begins at 1 PM. FREE PIZZA FEED ! Please bring items for donation for the raffles and auction.

The purpose of the Association is to bind breeders and fanciers of gamefowl into an organization for their mutual education and benefits, for the exchange of better methods ideas tending toward perpetuation and improvement of the various breeds of gamefowl, to provide gamefowl standards as a guide to maintain and improve the various strains of gamefowl, to encourage poultry shows across the state to give our members an opportunity to show their fowl and have them tested against the Standards, to educate members on improved methods for health, breeding, caring, and protecting gamefowl, to educate and work with members on knowing, protecting, and securing their Constitutional rights to breed, raise, and enjoy their gamefowl, and to establish good relationships between the association, its members, and the general public by sponsoring seminars, expositions, essay contests, etc.