Watch our Fun video to see us in action!
The auction will be live this year! Come join the raucous crowd and enjoy the high energy and exciting time for us!
Days until Auction!
Watch our Fun video to see us in action!
Auction is July 30th, 2022!
The auction will be live this year! Come join the raucous crowd and enjoy the high energy and exciting time for us!
Days until Auction!
What is 4H?
“To Make the Best Better” – The 4-H motto encourages each member to do his or her best and improve the next time, so their “best” becomes “better.” Members stretch their abilities and capacities to reach their full potential.
HEAD
Head stands for decision making, planning, organizing, problem solving and using knowledge throughout life.
HEART
Heart stands for strong personal values, positive self-concept, concern for others, cooperation and communication.
HANDS
Hands stands for volunteering, community service, preparing for the world of work, science and technology literacy, and useful skills.
HEALTH
Health stands for healthy lifestyles, character, ethics, stress management and disease prevention.
Alexis Show Results:
2021: Desert Storm Jackpot Show, Pacific International 1st Place Class Winner, Hereford Heifer
District Livestock Judging: 1st Place Overall, 2nd Place Team Livestock Judging
Deschutes County Fair: 10th Place Overall Oregon State Fair Livestock Judging, 2nd Place Team Livestock Judging Oregon State Fair, FFA Champion Heifer, FFA Champion Angus Heifer, FFA Reserve Champion Angus Calf, FFA Champion Member Herd
2020: 3rd Place Showman (Lucky to Show), Intermediate Division (Lucky to Show); Champion Drive (Top 8 Market Steer, Lucky to Show)
2019: 4H Reserve Heavyweight Champion; Reserve Champion Senior Yearling Heifer; Reserve Junior Champion Showman
2018: 4H Heavyweight Champion
2017: 4H Novice Class Champion Showman
Olivia Show Results:
2021: Desert Storm Jackpot Show, Pacific International
Deschutes County Fair: Champion Club Herd, Champion Born and Bred, Champion Member Herd, Champion Angus Cow/Calf Pair, Champion Angus Calf, Champion Angus Heifer, Champion Angus Cow
2020: Cascade Spectacular, Champion Showman in the Junior Division (Lucky to Show); Champion Drive (Top 8 Market Steer, Lucky to Show)
2019: 4H Champion Novice Showman; Champion Junior Black Angus Heifer; Supreme Female Beef; Oregon State Fair Junior A Champion Showman; Cascade Spectacular Reserve Champion Junior Showman
Bryce Show Results:
2021: Desert Storm Jackpot Show, Pacific International
Deschutes County Fair: Champion Club Herd, Market Steer Champion Drive, Champion Hereford Heifer
2020: Cascade Spectacular 2nd Place Class Hereford Heifer
Deschutes County Fair and Expo Center
The Deschutes County Youth Livestock Auction committee is proud to present the agricultural youth of Deschutes County on Saturday, July, 31st. We are excited to share and celebrate all the hard work the exhibitors have put into their animals this year. The doors will open at 9:00 with the sale starting at 10:00. Buyers will be served a BBQ lunch plus other hospitality while watching live!
Our auctioneer will be on-site, and bidding will take place in person in real-time. The sale order will be Beef, Sheep, Small Animals, Goats followed by Pigs. If you received an invitation and haven’t RSVP’ed, please do so as soon as possible.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
We've got A's for your Q's
What is an Add-On donation?
Add-on donations help us pay for our projects. Donations help us pay for Grain, Hay, Purchase of our animals, Vet bills, shavings, equipment, panels, and other related expenses to our projects.
Sometimes donations will be made in a flat dollar amount or adding money per pound of weight of our steer at auction.
What animals do we show?
We show steers for market in 4-H. The breeds are usually crossbread so we don't exactly know what breed. We usually just refer them to as Club Cross.
We also show Black Angus heifers and the calves that they give birth to.
When are Add-On donations due?
Add-on money is given to an exhibitor(s) in addition to the sale amount of his/her market animal. Anyone may “add-on” to a specific exhibitor or group of exhibitors. An add-on form must be completed and turned in, no later than the close of the auction on Saturday.
In order to contribute, forms must be delivered in one of the following ways:
- Before Auction - hand-delivered to Deschutes County Extension dropbox.
- Before Auction - mailed to Deschutes County Extension office
- During auction – hand-delivered to auction trailer by the end of the sale.
Mailing address: Deschutes Co 4-H/FFA Youth Livestock Auction c/o Deschutes Co Extension 3800 SW Airport Way, Building 4 Redmond, OR 97756
How long do we take care of our animals?
We normally get the steers in October and take care of them until the end of July when we sell them at auction.
The heifers are taken care of year-round. If we buy a heifer it is usually in the Fall, but we take care of them year-round and breed them. Then we take care of the calves and the cows until we sell them or breed them again.
Thank you to our 2020 supporters!
Purchase of Alexis' Steer:
Commercial Flooring Solutions, LLC
Purchase of Olivia's Steer:
Preferred Residential
Additional Add-On Donations and Supporters for Alexis, Olivia and Bryce:
Gohr Cattle
Subaru of Bend
Kip and Christine Harris
K&E Excavating Inc
Treasure Valley Coffee
Tumalo Country Store
Christy Strong / Mary Jane Everist
Les Schwab Tires of Central Oregon
Gary and Gayln Snair
Preferred Residential
Springtime Landscape
Backstop Truckware Inc
Landon Construction
Taylor Northwest LLC
Everist Bros Inc
Oliver Lemon's
Jason Miller
Lucky to Show Livestock Show
Tim Hill
Tom and Carla Evans
Aaken Corporation
Super Lawn Trucks
Lance and Megan Haas
Stephan Porter
Jacob and Songlim Everist
Debbie Walden
Integrated Electric LLC
Struble Orthodontics
Elemental Eye Care
Terry and Teresa Hancock
Jesse Haney
Silas Crisafi
Paula Everist