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Locals win top honors at 4-H Rabbit Show
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Locals win top honors at 4-H Rabbit Show Pictured is Amber and Kaylee Lackey with their rabbit, Princess. The local girls took home two Champion Platters in Greensboro, winning Best of Breed and Best Opposite Sex. There were around 3,000 rabbits at this District 9 competition, with participants from across the Eastern United States present. The event was hosted by the Sandhills Rabbit Fanciers. If you would like more information on how you can get involved with the Hippity Hop Rabbit Club or a variety of other 4-H programs, please call the Sampson County Cooperative Extension Office at 910-592-7161. (Courtesy Photo)
Locals win top honors at 4-H Rabbit Show Pictured is Amber and Kaylee Lackey with their rabbit, Princess. The local girls took home two Champion Platters in Greensboro, winning Best of Breed and Best Opposite Sex. There were around 3,000 rabbits at this District 9 competition, with participants from across the Eastern United States present. The event was hosted by the Sandhills Rabbit Fanciers. If you would like more information on how you can get involved with the Hippity Hop Rabbit Club or a variety of other 4-H programs, please call the Sampson County Cooperative Extension Office at 910-592-7161. (Courtesy Photo)
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