OKEFENOKEE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
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OKEFENOKEE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ATTENTION: Everyone residing in counties shown on the Area Map are
eligible to compete for premiums in the Okefenokee Fair, subject to rules and
regulations as outlined in the Premium Catalog.
WEDNESDAY
OKEFENOKEE AGRICULTURAL DAY
2:00 P.M. Forestry Tree Identification
2:00 P.M. Wildlife ManagementFORESTRY
Dendrology (Tree Identification)
2:00 p.m., Wednesday, November 10, 2021
Barry Deas - Chairman
DIVISIONS:
Senior FFA/4-H (12th grade & Below)
Junior FFA/4-H (9th grade & Below)
RULES:
1. A county may enter two teams of four members in each division or one or two individuals if they do not have
enough members for a team. Top three scorers will determine team winner.
2. Contestants will be required to identify a number of trees or leaf sprays of trees. Contestants will be judged
on accuracy of the identification.
3. The team with the highest total score will be the team winner in each division. The individual with the
highest score will be the individual winner.
4. Please use the following link to register for tree identification
Link: CLICK HERE
5. CONTEST BEGINS PROMPTLY AT 2:00.
AWARDS:
SENIOR FFA - 4-H
Top placing teams and Individuals
JUNIOR FFA - 4-H
Top placing teams and Individuals
Tree ID List:
The Official Georgia FFA Association’s Forestry CDE Tree Identification ListTree ID List
Common Name Common Name Common Name
101 Allegheny Chinkapin 127 Eastern Hemlock 153 Red Maple
102 American Beech 128 Eastern Hophornbeam 154 River Birch
103 American Elm 129 Eastern Redbud 155 Sassafras
104 American Holly 130 Eastern Redcedar 156 Sawtooth Oak
105 American Hornbeam 131 Eastern White Pine 157 Scarlet Oak
106 American Sycamore 132 Flowering Dogwood 158 Shortleaf Pine
107 Ash 133 Hazel Alder 159 Silver Maple
108 Baldcypress 134 Honeylocust 160 Slash Pine
109 Basswood 135 Laurel Oak 161 Sourwood
110 Black Birch 136 Leyland Cypress 162 Southern Magnolia
111 Black Cherry 137 Live Oak 163 Southern Red Oak
112 Black Locust 138 Loblolly Pine 164 Spruce Pine
113 Black Oak 139 Longleaf Pine 165 Sugar Maple
114 Black Walnut 140 Mimosa 166 Sugarberry
115 Black Willow 141 Mockernut Hickory 167 Sumac
116 Blackgum 142 Mulberry 168 Sweetbay
117 Blackjack Oak 143 Northern Red Oak 169 Sweetgum
Table Mountain
118 Bluejack Oak 144 Overcup Oak 170 Pine
119 Boxelder 145 Paulownia 171 Turkey Oak
120 Buckeye 146 Pecan 172 Virginia Pine
121 Catalpa 147 Persimmon 173 Water Oak
122 Cherrybark Oak 148 Pignut Hickory 174 White Oak
123 Chestnut Oak 149 Pitch Pine 175 Willow Oak
124 Chinaberry 150 Pond Pine 176 Winged Elm
125 Cucumbertree 151 Pondcypress 177 Yaupon
126 Eastern Cottonwood 152 Post Oak 178 Yellow-PoplarFORESTRY
Junior & Senior Wildlife
Chairman – Dustin O’Neal
Co- Chairman - Jay Bennett
Wednesday, November 10, 2021 - 2:00 p.m.
DIVISIONS:
Senior FFA/4-H (12th grade & Below)
Junior FFA/4-H (9th grade & Below)
Students will select a practicum to compete in:
General ID (15) items
Game Bird (15) questions/id’s (no calls)
Whitetail Deer (15) 3 jawbone, 3 antler, 9 questions
Aquatic (15) 7 id, 8 questions
If a student wants to compete for the overall high individual they can attempt all sections, but only one of their
practicum scores will figure into the team score.
Grading: These items will be graded either correct or incorrect, with students receiving appropriate score on
each item.
Please use the following link to register for Junior & Senior Wildlife Management
Link: CLICK HERE
AWARDS:
SENIOR FFA - 4-H
Top placing teams and Individuals
JUNIOR FFA - 4-H
Top placing teams and Individuals
Other Resources:
CLICK HEREWildlife Management General ID List General ID Wildlife Species Wildlife Plant Species Wildlife Equipment CODE Specimen CODE Specimen CODE Specimen CODE Specimen A Armadillo A American Beautyberry BD Pecan A Compass A Barred Owl B Austrian Winter Pea BE Persimmon B Clinometer B Bat C Beggarweed DC Pigweed C GPS Unit C Black Bear B Black Cherry CD Plum D Logger’s Tape D Bobcat D Blackberry D Post Oak E Prism A Canebrake Rattlesnake C Blackgum BC Ragweed AB Range Finder B Cooper’s Hawk E Blueberries BD Ryegrass AC Wind Speed Meter B Copperhead Snake A Browntop Millet E Sawtooth Oak AD Backpack Sprayer C Coral Snake A Chestnut Oak AB Southern Red Oak AE Drip Torch D Corn Snake D Chinaberry CE Soybeans BC Gambrel E Coyote B Chufa CE Sparkleberry BD Jawbone Extractor C Eastern Bluebird C Clover AC Turkey Oak BE Mammal Traps AB Eastern Cottontail Rabbit AB Corn BE Turnips CD Broadcast Spreader E Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake AC Cowpeas CD Vetch CE Cultipacker AB Eastern Hognose Snake E Crabapple CE Wheat DC Disk Harrow AC Feral Hog D Dove Proso AD White Oak A Game Feeder AD Field Mouse AB Flowering Dogwood CD Wild Grape B Grain Drill BC Fox AC Forage Chicory C Soil Sampling Auger AC Garter Snake AD Grain Sorghum D Great Horned Owl AD Greenbrier E Kestrel AE Hickory AD King Snake AC Honeylocust BD Mole AE Japanese Honeysuckle BE Opossum BC Kudzu AE Pygmy Rattlesnake AE Lespedeza CD Raccoon B Live Oak AB Red-cockaded Woodpecker AD Longleaf Pine AC Redtail Hawk BC Mulberry AD Ruby Throated Hummingbird C Northern Red Oak AE Screech Owl E Oats CE Skunk BD Partridge Pea AE Squirrel BE Peanuts Aquatic Identification CODE Specimen CODE Specimen A Alligator BD Grass Carp B Alligator Snapping Turtle AE Great Blue Heron A Baldcypress BE Hybrid Striped Bass C Banded/Northern Water Snake CD Largemouth Bass D Beaver BC Muskrat A Black Crappie BD Nutria B Bluegill AB Pondcypress C Bowfin CE Rainbow Trout D Brook Trout DC Redbreast Sunfish E Brown Trout C Redear Sunfish E Bullfrog BE River Otter B Buttonbush AC Secchi Disk C Catalpa BC Shad D Cattails (Typha Spp.) CD Slider Turtle AB Chain Pickerel CE Smallmouth Bass AC Channel Catfish AD Smartweed AB Common Snapping Turtle D Striped Bass AC Cottonmouth E Warmouth AD Crayfish AE Water Oak E Elderberry BC Water Primrose AD Flathead Catfish BD Water Test Kit AE Gar BE Waterlilly
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