American Boer Goat Association: Protecting, promoting, and recording the American Boer Goat breed. Events Calendar Promote your sale on our Events Calendar! List your Boer goat sales with ABGA. Gain free promotion, social media reach, and newsletter features when you include a JABGA Donation Lot. Promote your sale! American Boer Goat Association The American Boer Goat Association will protect the core values and traits that make the Boer goat the premier meat goat breed in America through promotion and recording of the breed. Join today! Boer Banners Roll of Honor: Grand National Stock Show Results Dec 4, 2025 8 Roll of Honor: American Royal Results Dec 4, 2025 12 Roll of Honor: National Western Stock Show Nov 19, 2025 36 Load More OUR PARTNERS iCompete Renew your membership, register and transfer animals, download temporary certificates, view show results, and more! Go to iCompete Submit Work Need to submit registration docs, transfer forms, changes to your ABGA account, or additional tasks for the ABGA office to complete? Submit a Work Order Join ABGA Annual Adult Memberships run from January 1 to December 31, and are $75 annually. Join ABGA Renew your membership Renew with your existing email on file with our new member software iCompete. Renew Request DNA Testing Members and non-members can request DNA testing at a set price from ABGA and UC Davis. Request DNA View Show Results View past ABGA & JABGA Sanctioned and Regional Show results on iCompete. See results Office Updates Keep up with announcements, reminders, events, and more from the ABGA office. The office is currently working on work orders received on: December 1, 2025 Updated 12/5/2025 Nov 19, 2025 Updates to the Junior Weigh Back Protocol Nov 19, 2025 Face-to-Face Board Meeting Dec. 12-13, 2025 Nov 18, 2025 National Show Judges Survey Now Open View all Office Updates

The American Boer Goat Association: Protecting, Promoting, and Recording the American Boer Goat Breed. Past Editions November 2025 Mid-Month Update November 2025 October 2025 Mid-Month Update October 2025 September 2025 Mid-Month Update September 2025 First Prev 1 Page 1 Next Last The Boer Goat Newsletter Subscribe to The Boer Goat Newsletter—ABGA’s bi‑weekly e‑newsletter delivering the latest on shows, membership highlights, and industry news directly to your email inbox. Stay in the Loop with ABGA News Never miss an important update—subscribe to The Boer Goat Newsletter, ABGA’s official e-newsletter delivered straight to your inbox every first and third Thursday morning. It’s the best way to stay informed about office announcements, upcoming shows, membership news, and more. Whether you're a seasoned breeder or new to the community, our newsletter keeps you connected and up to date. Sign up today and stay ahead with everything ABGA! First Name Enter Your Email Subscribe Thanks for subscribing to our newsletter! Last Name Latest Edition Open in new window

Need to submit registration docs, transfer forms, changes to your ABGA account, or additional tasks for the ABGA office to complete? Complete the work order form, and upload your documents. Submit a Work Order Submit registration documents, forms, changes to your ABGA account, and additional tasks for the ABGA office to complete. Rule 102 has been revised and will take effect October 1, 2025 . Beginning on this date, all work submitted to the ABGA office must be paid for before processing . Additionally, account suspension for outstanding invoices will occur after 60 days (reduced from 90 days). You will be prompted to make a payment after the completion of the Submit a Work Order form. You can also submit a payment on our Payment Center page. - Please allow 1-2 business days for the office to confirm receipt of your work order. If you do not hear from us within this time frame, please call the office at (325) 486-2242. The office is currently working on work orders submitted on: Dec 1, 2025 If you need your work completed sooner than the date above, please request a RUSH on your work order. Payment must be provided before the work can be completed. After submitting your rush request, please call the ABGA office to provide payment. Rush orders are sent via USPS First Class mail. If you require special mailing, please let us know. Need forms? Click here Submitting a Certificate of Registration? All certificates sent electronically MUST be voided on the front and back of the certificate, and the registration number must be written on the back of the certificate. Follow the steps below to before submitting a Certificate of Registration. Write VOID in large letters, in blue or black ink, on both sides of the certificate. Write the goat’s registration number on the back of the certificate. This step is to keep track of multiple certificates being submitted. We don’t want to mix up your certificates! Scan a color copy or take a photo of your certificates. Upload your certificates! If you don’t want to void your certificates, you can always mail your certificates to the ABGA office!

ABGA identifies animals by their left and right ear tattoos These tattoos must follow ABGA rules and guidelines. Tattoo Guidelines ABGA identifies animals by their left and right ear tattoos These tattoos must follow ABGA rules and guidelines. Tattoo Uniqueness No animal may be registered with the same right+left ear combination within a 22-year period. Completing the registration application Report the tattoo exactly as it appears on the animal. Do not list un-applied marks. If there was a tattooing mistake, list what is actually on the animal; you may need to add letters/numbers so the tattoo is unique. If a tattoo must be corrected (re-tattoo) Animals that list a sequence already assigned in the registry must be re-tattooed in the right ear with your assigned prefix; the certificate will reflect the re-tattoo. Send the certificate back noting all characters as they appear; ABGA will issue a revised certificate per Rule 712. Rule 712 specifies that a corrected certificate can reflect a re-tattoo. Transfers & sales: verify tattoos before selling Before offering a registered animal for sale or applying for transfer, the seller must verify the animal carries legible permanent identification marks corresponding to its certificate. Show requirements All goats must have legible tattoos consistent with the registration certificate or the animal will be disqualified; point-eligible goats’ tattoos must be read and recorded. Microchip or freeze brand is accepted by ABGA in addition to, or in lieu of, tattoos for shows; owner supplies the scanner. Rules and Regulations Who must be tattooed and when All goats must be tattooed at the time of application for registration. Include tattoo info on the application. External IDs (tags, etc.) are not permanent ID for registration. What counts as permanent identification Permanent identification for registration = tattoos. Microchips are accepted as official ID in addition to or in lieu of tattoos; owner must provide a scanner. Freeze branding is accepted and considered a method of tattoo. Brand the assigned herd prefix in the right ear; it’s recommended to mark the left ear with year letter + serial. Right ear = Herd Prefix (your tattoo sequence) Each applicant is assigned a unique tattoo sequence (exclusive-use policy). Use only your assigned sequence. Place the applicant’s tattoo (herd prefix) in the right ear of every animal you submit for registration. If a pregnant doe is sold, the offspring must carry the herd prefix of the doe’s owner at kidding in the right ear. Left ear = Year letter + serial number Recommended format for the left ear: the year letter of birth + a serial number showing order of birth. A year-letter table (letters I, O, Q, U not used) is provided in Rule 215. Rules and Regulations Year Letter 2026 S 2025 R 2024 P 2023 N 2022 M 2021 L 2020 K 2019 J 2018 H 2017 G 2016 F 2015 E 2014 D 2013 C 2012 B 2011 A 2010 Z 2009 Y 2008 X 2007 W 2006 V 2005 T 2004 S 2003 R 2002 P 2001 N 2000 M 1999 L 1998 K 1997 J 1996 H 1995 G 1994 F 1993 E Rules and Regulations Quick reference Right ear: your herd prefix (tattoo or freeze brand). Left ear (recommended): year letter + serial . (see table/chart above) No duplicate tattoos: no duplicate full tattoo combinations for 22 years. Rules and Regulations Mistake? Report what’s on the animal; re-tattoo if needed; ABGA updates the certificate. Microchip / Freeze brand: accepted as official ID (freeze brand treated as a method of tattoo). Rules and Regulations View rules to correctly identify your goats for ABGA registration, shows, and records. Where to place herd prefix and year/serial, re-tattoo steps, microchips & freeze brands, transfers, and show requirements. Registration and Standards Related Posts & Updates Mar 31, 2025 Native on Appearance Program: Expanding Opportunity for ABGA Members Register Boer does with no pedigree through ABGA’s new Native on Appearance program. Read More May 19, 2023 How to Tattoo Your Goat ABGA Member Dawn Foster of No Step Ranch in Sterling City, Texas takes us through the steps on how to tattoo your goat. Read More Mar 17, 2023 ABGA Broadens Horizons with Wether Incentive Program Ahead of National Show Discover the Boer Goat Advantage (BGA) program by the American Boer Goat Association, offering cash prizes and incentives for wether goat breeders at national and regional shows! Read More

Your guide to ABGA Shows and Competition. Find rules, judges information, National Show, Roll of Honor Series, Ennoblement info, and more. Competition Camaraderie Celebration ABGA Shows Calendar ABGA & JABGA National Show View More Roll of Honor (ROH) Show Series View More ABGA Sanctioned Show Program View More JABGA Regional Show Program View More National Exhibition Discover the premier events that celebrate achievement, dedication, and the Boer goat community.anctioned, Regional, and Concurrent Shows. ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules View Rules ABGA Concurrent Show Rules View Rules JABGA Sanctioned Show Rules View Rules JABGA Regional Show Rules View Rules Show Rules Explore Rules for Sanctioned, Regional, and Concurrent Shows. Ennoblements View Doe of Excellence View Sire of Merit View Points Breakdown View Awards Celebrating Excellence in Boer Goat Performance and Pedigree ABGA Judges Championing Quality, Integrity, and Passion in Every Judging Event ABGA Certified Judges List View Judges Judges Certification Program View Rules Show Class Calculator View More Animal Inspection View More Buck Performance Testing View More Other Resources

Boer Goat Nation, hosted by Drew Williams and Jason Brashear, is a podcast designed to promote the Boer goat breed, the industry, and the hard-working people that make the industry great. Boer Goat Nation is broadcast via Facebook Live every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM CST. Boer Goat Nation, hosted by Drew Williams, is a podcast designed to promote the Boer goat breed, the industry, and the hard-working people that make the industry great. Boer Goat Nation is broadcast via Facebook Live every Tuesday night at 7:00 PM CST. You can find them on Facebook HERE. In an effort to improve communication and open engagement with nearly 10,000 ABGA members and industry partners, the ABGA Board of Directors is excited to be partnering with Boer Goat Nation. The Board of Directors has committed to participating in the podcast once a month to share updates and progress within ABGA and JABGA and share highlights from our published minutes from the monthly meetings of the Board of Directors. You can watch the monthly updates below. Dec 6, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Winter Face-to-Face Recap Watch the Podcast Jul 25, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - July 25, 2023 Watch the Podcast Jul 17, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Summer Face-to-Face Recap Watch the Podcast Jul 11, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - July 11, 2023 Watch the Podcast May 30, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - May 30, 2023 Watch the Podcast Mar 28, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - March 28 Watch the Podcast Feb 28, 2023 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Feb. 28th Watch the Podcast Dec 21, 2022 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Dec. 20 Watch the Podcast Dec 14, 2022 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Dec. 13 Watch the Podcast Nov 16, 2022 ABGA on Boer Goat Nation - Nov. 15 Watch the Podcast

The American Boer Goat Association provides a list of Certified and Approved Judges nationwide who are qualified to judge ABGA and JABGA sanctioned shows. ABGA also holds Judges Certification Courses to educate and certify official JABGA judges. ABGA Certified Judges View the list of American Boer Goat Association certified judges. Search by state or name to view the judges in your area. ABGA judges who have not paid or renewed their membership by January 1 must wait 90 days after completing all required materials (ABGA Code of Ethics and background check) before they are eligible to judge a show. Don't see your name on the approved judges list, or need to update your contact information? Contact the ABGA office. Contact Download a printable Approved Judges Listing ABGA Approved Judges Mike Stiefel Alabama mstiefel1@aol.com 256-689-8153 Mark A. Berry Arkansas berrysghfarm@gmail.com Cell: 870-828-1734 Fax: 870-356-4677 David Carwell Arkansas david@bdgenetics.com Cell: 870-318-0307 Warren Thigpen Arkansas warrenthigpen@gmail.com Cell: 210-414-3218 Patrick Aliff California wpaliff@gmail.com Cell: 304-888-6537 Pat Ariaz California patariaz@yahoo.com Home: 209-852-9606 Cell: 209-969-4307 Dr. Shelby A. Gough California shelbyarmstrong1@gmail.com Cell: 503-756-2817 Mike Reis California msrreis@yahoo.com 707-483-6303 Derrick Brown Colorado masterpiecegenetics1019@gmail.com 970-217-7296 Dr. Jennifer Wagester Colorado jwagester@wagester.net 517-526-1152 Glenda Wilcox Colorado barxiboers1@gmail.com 307-299-4602 Rodney Wilson Jr. Delaware rewilson9131@gmail.com 302-727-3720 Next > < Previous Page JUDGES CERTIFICATION PROGRAM Judges Certification Sign-Up Are you over 21 years of age, or will you be 21 years of age as of the first day of the Judges Certification Course? * Yes No ABGA Member Number First Name Last Name Street Address Street Address Line 2 City State Zip Email Phone How many years of experience do you have with goats? Do you breed and/or show Boer goats, or have you previously at any time bred and/or shown Boer goats? * Breed Show Both How familiar are you with ABGA’s Rules and Regulations? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with JABGA Regional Show Rules? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar How familiar are you with ABGA Breed Standards? * Very Somewhat Not Familiar Have you judged on behalf of any other species/organizations? Please list them below. I agree to consent to a background check once I am certified as an ABGA Judge. Pay Now This form has reached the maximum amount of submissions. Thank you for you interest in becoming an ABGA Judge. Thanks for submitting! The program will take place on the first weekend in November at: Tarleton State University Agriculture Center 1091 County Road 518 Stephenville, Texas 76401 ABGA Certified Judge nominees must be ABGA members in good standing and over the age of 21 as of the first day of the Judges Certification Program. JUDGES RESOURCES Download Judges Show Ring Protocol Download ABGA Breed Standards Download Boer Goat Anatomy Download Meat Goat Judging Terminology Download Code of Ethics Download ABGA Rules & Regulations Download ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules Download JABGA Regional Show Rules Download JABGA Sanctioned Show Rules Download Concurrent Show Rules Download Visual Inspection Form

All American Boer Goat Association forms are available on our website, including Membership Renewal Forms, Agent Authorization Forms, Registration Applications, Transfer Applications, Live Coverage Service memos, and more. New Member Application The annual Adult Membership fee is $75. Memberships run from January 1 through December 31 of each year. Adults must be 21 years of age or older. Click here for more information, or to join using our digital form. Download Form New Junior Member Application The annual Junior Membership is $30. JABGA Memberships run from January 1 through December 31 of each year. JABGA Members must be under 21 years of age, and must have an active Adult ABGA member as an Authorized Agent . Download Form Renewal Form Renewals run through December 31 of each year. Adult renewals are $75 annually. JABGA renewals are $30 annually. You can also renew your membership directly on iCompete. Download Form Agent Authorization Form Need to add an Authorized Agent to your account? An Authorized Agent is a person, or firm, empowered to act on behalf of another. An Authorized Agent can make decisions regarding your account and herd on your behalf. Download Form ABGA Affiliate Application The ABGA Affiliate Program is designed to assist and provide resources to local goat clubs. This program is open to all meat goat and Boer goat clubs that desire to be part of the affiliate program. We are currently reworking our affiliate program and benefits. Download Form ABGA Checklist / Coversheet To process your work without delay, please include this completed and signed form with all ABGA forms and supporting documents. Download Form Registration Application Use this form to register your new addition to your herd, or to sell an unregistered goat from your herd. Download Form Multi-Registration Application for Breeder This form is for breeders only. Used this form to register 10 goats on one form. Download Form Live Coverage Service Memo A Service Memo is a form signed by the owner, or lesser, of a buck that indicates service or exposure dates to one or more does. The form requires both the buck and doe’s names, registration numbers, and the doe’s right and left ear tattoos. Click here for more information. Download Form Transfer Application Use this form when transferring ownership of an individual goat between a buyer and a seller when the original certificate is non-existent. This must be accompanied by a statement from the seller requesting a “Duplicate” and why. Otherwise, you can complete a transfer on the back of you Certificate of Registration. Download Form Lease Application A lease is a contract by which a person allows another person the use and possession of an animal for a specified time period. Download Form Listing Paper Application Animals that are otherwise ineligible for registration or a Record of Pedigree will be eligible for a “Listing Paper” with the Association. We are currently unable to print listing papers. We will update the membership when this is available. Download Form DNA Sample Processing Request Form DNA is no longer required as of Sep 1, 2021. Beginning February 1, 2025, all DNA testing will move to a Single-nucleotide Polymorphism (SNP) analysis, commonly pronounced as “snip.” You may also request DNA digitally HERE . Download Form Certificate of Embryo Recovery (Flush Form) To ensure a faster turnaround. Please use our standard Embryo Recovery/Flush form. The fee is $10 per donor. Download Form Standard Certificate of Embryo Freezing To ensure a faster turnaround. Please use our standard Embryo Freezing form. The fee is $10 per donor. Download Form Embryo Ownership Transfer Form Use this form if you are selling fresh or frozen embryos, or an implanted recipient doe. Download Form Sanctioned Show Application Promote the Boer goat industry and help the genetic improvement of the Boer breed by sanctioning your Boer goat show with the ABGA. All wins and points will be permanantly recorded. See the ABGA Sanctioned Show Rules. Download Form Visual Inspection Application Visual Inspection services are provided by ABGA approved inspectors. See Rule 1100 in the Rules & Regulations to learn more about Visual Inspections. Download Form Ennoblement Nomination Form Download Form Doe of Excellence Nomination Form The Sire of Merit Award is open to Fullblood, American Purebred, and American Percentage Does. Applicants must submit the $20 fee with their application. See Rule 1301 in the ABGA Rules & Regulations to learn more about the Sire of Merit Award. Download Form Sire of Merit Nomination Form The Sire of Merit Award is open to Fullblood, American Purebred, and American Percentage Bucks. Applicants must submit the $20 fee with their application. See Rule 1301 in the ABGA Rules & Regulations to learn more about the Sire of Merit Award. Download Form Rule 900 Filing The purpose of this form is to file a Rule 900 complaint with the ABGA against an ABGA member. Each complaint shall be filed listing only the date and information of one specific rule violation. The filing fee is $500 per complaint. Download Form JABGA Sanctioned Show Substitution Form Download Form JABGA National Show Substitution Form Download Form All Forms Membership Forms Registration Forms DNA & Flush Forms Show Forms Other Forms Forms Download our fillable PDF membership, registration, and show forms. Have a question about a form? Contact us!

Discover ABGA's Roll of Honor Show Series. Elite sanctioned shows recognizing top Boer goats, breeders, and exhibitors nationwide through a points-based award system. Roll of Honor Show Series Discover ABGA's Roll of Honor Show Series. Elite sanctioned shows recognizing top Boer goats, breeders, and exhibitors nationwide through a points-based award system. Point System Points are awarded based on class size and placement. Larger class sizes and higher placements earn more points. # in Class 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 1-3 1 4-5 2 6–7 3 1 8-9 4 2 10-25 5 3 1 26-50 10 8 6 4 2 50+ 15 12 10 8 6 5 4 3 2 1 Level 1 Level 2 Division Champion 15 10 Division Reserve 10 7 Grand Champion 30 20 Reserve Champion 20 10 Show Levels Level 1 Shows North American International Livestock Exposition - Louisville, KY National Western Stock Show - Denver, CO American Royal Stock Show - Kansas City, MO Fort Worth Stock Show - Fort Worth, TX Houston Stock Show - Houston, TX Level 2 Shows Keystone International Livestock Expo - Harrisburg, PA San Angelo Stock Show - San Angelo, TX Grand National Stock Show at Cow Palace - Daly City, CA Eastern States Exposition - West Springfield, MA 5 JABGA Regional Shows (Jr only) Awards (ABGA & JABGA) Awards for all categories will be awarded to both ABGA & JABGA. Show Buck of the Year Show Fullblood Doe of the Year Show Percentage Doe of the Year Sire of the Year Dam of the Year Breeder of the Year Exhibitor of the Year Award Types: Banners will be awarded to the winner of each division for both ABGA and JABGA. Designation will be placed on Registration Papers for the individual animal awards. The Sire and Dam of the Year Awards will be given to the respective animals that have accumulated the most points by three or more exhibited progeny during the given show season. The awards will be presented to the current owner of record according to ABGA. The breeder of an animal is determined by ownership of the animal’s dam at time of service according to ABGA records. Goats owned in partnership will accrue points for that partnership towards breeder of the year, but not towards an individual breeder. The exhibitor of the animal will be determined by official show records submitted by the ROH shows. Show Year & Award Presentation Show Year runs from June 1 to May 31 Awards are presented during the Nationals Member Banquet Only one show may be designated as an ROH at events with multiple ABGA sanctioned shows. Additional Details: One person cannot judge more than one ROH Level 1 Show in the same show year. Recognized Level 1 shows may submit three judges' names (in order of preference) to the ABGA by September 1 (the year preceding their show) to be approved by the board of directors. If a show has already selected judges for the 25-26 show season, those judges will be honored. If the recognized point show does not wish to submit names the ABGA will make the selections. Judges MUST NOT be contacted before they are approved. If a Recognized ROH Show has less than 70 head in an Open show or 50 head in a JABGA show starting this show season, it will be placed on probation, meaning it will have one year to increase number of head shown back to the respective number for that show. If it falls below those numbers for two consecutive years, it will lose ROH Status. If a Level 1 ROH Show has less than 100 head in an Open show or 70 head in a JABGA show, it will be placed on probation, meaning it will have one year to increase number of head shown back to Level 1 requirements; if it does not meet these requirements for two consecutive years, it will lose ROH Level 1 Status. ABGA will communicate with the show staff if they show has been put on probation. American Boer Goat Association Roll of Honor (ROH) Show Series Rules The following outlines the rules and structure of the ABGA’s Roll of Honor (ROH) Show Series. These rules are designed to standardize competition and recognize outstanding animals, breeders, and exhibitors across designated livestock shows. Roll of Honor News & Updates Oct 22, 2025 Roll of Honor: Results View official ABGA Roll of Honor results recognizing top Boer goats, breeders, and exhibitors from premier ROH-sanctioned shows nationwide. Read More Oct 23, 2025 Roll of Honor: American Royal Results View ABGA Roll of Honor results from the American Royal Stock Show, spotlighting top Boer goats and exhibitors in Kansas City. Read More Oct 22, 2025 Roll of Honor: KILE Results View ABGA Roll of Honor results from the Keystone International Livestock Expo, highlighting top Boer goats and exhibitors from the Mid-Atlantic region and beyond. Read More First Prev 1 Page 1 Next Last

Keep up with what's new and upcoming with the 2025 ABGA and JABGA National Show. News & Updates Keep up with news & updates for the 2026 ABGA & JABGA Nationals Show. Nov 18, 2025 National Show Judges Survey Now Open The National Show Judging Survey includes all qualified candidates who applied for consideration, with each judging team submitted directly by the applicants to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. Read More Oct 13, 2025 Announcement: 2026 National Show Judges Applications Join the American Boer Goat Association's 2026 National Show! Applications for judges open October 20th. Organize your team and review eligibility requirements today! Read More Aug 26, 2025 Get Involved: Volunteer for the 2026 ABGA National Show Sub-Committees Volunteer for the 2026 ABGA National Show sub-committees and help create an unforgettable event for members, youth, and exhibitors. Read More Load More News

The American Boer Goat Association: Protecting, Promoting, and Recording the American Boer Goat Breed. National Show Results View ABGA & JABGA National Show results by year. Click a year below to see detailed show results and champions. 2025 National Show Results Louisville, Kentucky View Results

The National Show Judging Survey includes all qualified candidates who applied for consideration, with each judging team submitted directly by the applicants to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. National Show Judges Survey Now Open The National Show Judging Survey includes all qualified candidates who applied for consideration, with each judging team submitted directly by the applicants to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. Dear ABGA Members, The National Show Judging Survey includes all qualified candidates who applied for consideration, with each judging team submitted directly by the applicants to ensure a fair and transparent selection process. At the July 2025 Face-to-Face Board of Directors Meeting, the Board approved opening the 2026 ABGA and JABGA judges surveys to all 2025 members in good standing. Survey links have been emailed to the address on file. If you did not receive a survey and are a 2025 member in good standing (renewed your membership by January 1, 2025), please check your spam folder. If it has not been received, please email mail@abga.org . When completing your survey, please select one candidate or team per JABGA show and one team for the ABGA Open Show. Only one survey per member number is permitted, and once submitted, your survey cannot be changed. All surveys must be submitted by Friday, December 5, 2025. Thank you for your continued dedication to ABGA and the success of our National Show. Sincerely, American Boer Goat Association For more information or questions, contact Rodney Wilson, National Show Chair, region.10@abga.org