A Chicken Beauty Contest the Poultry Exhibition Judge compares each Competition Chicken with the ideal characteristics for its particular Chicken Breed and Variety

"Experienced Competition Chicken Exhibitors train their Competition Chicken beforehand to Stand and Pose properly"

Chicken Beauty Contest

Poultry Exhibition

Poultry Best in Show

A Chicken Beauty Contest the Poultry Exhibition Judge compares each Competition Chicken with the ideal characteristics for its particular Chicken Breed and Variety.

Typical Chicken Beauty Contest Rules

  1. your Beauty Competition Chicken must be entered in the correct Competition Class – normally separated by:
  • Breed
  • Variety
  • Colour
  • Sex
  • Age

Often the Competition Chickens are judged by Standard Size vs Bantam Chickens.

 

  1. Your Competition Chicken must match its particular Breed Standard – Competition Judges pay particular attention to:
  2. Competition Chicken’s overall shape or silhouette
  3. Competition Chicken’s Size/ weight
  4. Competition Chicken’s stance
  5. Competition Chicken’s comb
  6. Competition Chicken’s head
  7. Competition Chicken’s tail
  8. Competition Chicken’s wings
  9. Competition Chicken’s legs
  10. Competition Chicken’s feet

Competition Judges compare the Competition Chicken’s general Breed Characteristics.

 

  1. Competition Chicken’s Feather quality and color matter:
  • Plumage must have the correct color
  • Plumage must have the correct markings for the breed
  • Plumage must be complete
  • Plumage must be in good condition

Broken, missing, badly worn plumage or incorrectly coloured feathers will negatively affect the Competition Chicken’s final competition placing.

 

  1. Your Competition Chicken must be Beautifully Groomed:
  • Competition Judges expect clean feathers
  • Competition Judges expect clean legs
  • Competition Judges expect clean feet
  • Competition Judges expect clean toenails

Dirty Competition Chickens will be disqualified as potential infections of other competition Chickens.

 

  1. Health and Physical Condition are important:
  • Your Competition Chickens must be vigorous
  • Your Competition Chickens must be properly conditioned
  • Your Competition Chickens must be healthy

Competition Chickens showing obvious respiratory or other health problems will not be permitted in the competition due to health of other Competing Chickens.

 

  1. Your Competition Chicken’s Temperament counts indirectly:
  • A Competition Chicken that stands naturally calm
  • A Competition Chicken that allows itself to be examined
  • Presents itself much better than a frightened or uncontrollable Competition Chicken

Experienced Competition Chicken Exhibitors train their Competition Chicken beforehand to Stand and Pose properly.

 

  1. Artificial enhancement can/will be restricted – the goal is to present:
  • Your Competition Chicken naturally
  • Rather than disguising your Competition Chicken’s faults or
  • Artificially alter your Competition Chicken’s appearance

Competition Chicken Exhibitors are cautioned against products that make your Competition Chicken feathers or facial features look abnormal.

 

  1. Serious Breed faults can disqualify your Competition Chicken:
  2. The exact disqualifications depend upon the Competition Chicken’s breed
  3. The exact disqualifications depend upon the Competition Chicken’s show’s rules

Competition Chicken Exhibitors must study the current Competition Chickens Show Catalogue.

 

  1. Poultry Showmanship – judging is actually on the Competition Chicken Exhibitor:
  2. How well the Competition Chicken Exhibitor handles their Competition Chicken during Judging
  3. How much the Competition Chicken Exhibitor knows about poultry

The Competition Chicken itself is still expected to be clean, healthy and in good condition.

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