Anderson County 4-H wildlife judging moves on to regional contest in May
Led by 4-H volunteer Rebecca Cavender, winners in Anderson County’s first 4-H Wildlife Judging Contest are working hard to excel in the regional competition in May.
Rebecca Cavender is the volunteer leading the program that teaches students how to identify wildlife common to our area and learn management practices utilized to manage wildlife populations.
Members utilized that knowledge in the Anderson County 4-H Wildlife Judging Contest held in April.
Top honors awarded in the contest included:
Junior: 1st – Will Cavender, 2nd – Blaine Ogan, and 3rd – Alice Ogan
Intermediate: 1st – Caden Hill, 2nd – Isaiah Kimball
Senior: 1st – Samuel Alvis, 2nd – Isaac Phillips
Members will advance to the regional contest on May 20 where they will compete with teams from the East Tennessee area.