Also if anyone has any information on Japanese bantams, it would greatly appreciated if you could share so knowledge, cause I can't find anything on the breed.
You can go on the ABA website and look up the breed standards. I've been showing poultry for abt 6yrs and the only thing that I put in their cages are larger food and water containers than the cups that are supplied. Also, make sure you have the chick electrolytes for the water. On the morning of the judging its a good idea to take baby wipes for quick clean ups. You can also put a dab of Vaseline on the combs and legs so that they are nice and shiny...be careful if it is hot that day because they wont be able to cool as easily. The last thing that i take is a can of show shine for livestock. It puts a nice shine on the feathers but don't put too much or they look greasy.Also if anyone has any information on Japanese bantams, it would greatly appreciated if you could share so knowledge, cause I can't find anything on the breed.
FFAAre you part of 4H or FFA?
Yea, but not many people show chickens and the people that are, are also new and don't know what to do.Have you talked to anyone in your FFA group? I'd also suggest reading threads in the 4H/FFA area of this site.
You could also reach out to your local Extension office and ask how to get in touch with your county's poultry superintendent. When I replied earlier I forgot to tell you to to bath your birds about a week before the show. If you do that it allows time for the natural oils to cover the feathers.Yea, but not many people show chickens and the people that are, are also new and don't know what to do.