Showing at a fair or even the National Junior Angus Show is thrilling. The show ring gives you a chance to develop your showmanship skills, to become a better competitor and even a better evaluator of cattle. However, experience from this event goes far beyond the show ring and winning a ribbon. Showing enables Angus youth to meet one another, exchange ideas and form lasting friendships. Junior Angus members can exhibit their cattle at many American Angus Association sponsored events.
Members can show locally, regionally and nationally.
The American Angus Association sponsors the annual National Junior Angus Show. Started in 1969, it is the largest single-breed beef cattle show in the world. The National Junior Angus Show is held in a different location each year and is normally held in July. In addition to the national show, the American Angus Association cosponsors two regional shows and several regional preview shows each year. Every junior member has access to an American Angus Association show, even if the national show is too far away to attend.