They can participate in the kid's casting contest, listen in on the turkey-calling contest for both professionals and amateurs, and peer at a live bobcat and mountain lion all at this year's show. The live animals are courtesy of an organization from Snyder County, Pennsylvania that takes in battered cats. As an animal shelter, their goal is to educate expo-goers about these large cats. The expo is open January 24-28, 2001. Children under 12 can enter for free.
Parking is free at the fairgrounds.
It all wraps up on Superbowl Sunday, but that doesn't keep the crowds at bay. Austin said they've had to shuffle people out at closing in previous years. It's an event everyone will like.