Lucky Seven 4-H Club

Lucky Seven 4H Club serves: Ranchos De Taos, Talpa, Llano Quemado, and Vicinity.

Organizational Leader:  Diana Gurule

Contact Info:  (505)758-2337

Members Comment's

My name is Bud Cordova. I'm in sixth grade and have been in 4-H for five years and my projects swine and lambs.

My name is Maria Garcia I am eleven years old and am going to be twelve soon. I have been in 4-H three years. My projects are lamb and embroidery

My name is Katie Gillen. I have been in 4-H 2 years and enjoy it very much and have learned from participating in the projects. I hope to have more kids in our group this year.

 

Cool Club Photos

My name is Marteen Vigil I am 7 years     My name is Feliz Vigil I am 9  old. This is my bunny Pegesus. I love         years old. This is Venus my  him a lot.He is a Mini Rex, buck.            rabbit.She is a Florida White and  This is a picture of us.                              is a doe.   She  is a sweet bunny!

This is Eric Martinz at a Rabbit meeting.   Cameron Gillen (left) counting He is holdng Kalibow a chocolate                    The 4-H earnings. He is the  Mini Rex.                                                     4-H Council Treasurer

This is Eric Martinez and these are pictures of his presentation and the ribbon which he received  for it at the North East District Contest. His presentation was on wood working and, in it  Eric  told about different kinds of wood that carve well, how to carve and what tools to use. He won  second place and are club is very proud of him!

This is Katie Gillen's Market Lamb Project.  Katie recommends this project to an older 4her for  the respondsibility is sometimes great. Animals are only one of the wonderful oportunities that 4-H provides for children. Katie says "Having a lamb is not just fun but is also a great way to learn and become responsible". Your hard work over the summer is usuaIly quite rewarding. Katie has won  Grand Champion two years in a row and done fairly well in the auctions. She says though "That  when a person raises an animal in 4-H it should be because they have a desire to learn not to recieve money at the oction."The money is a reward yes, but the learning and relationships  with the animal are by far more valauble!"

Justis Graves under the saddle and ,              Justis and Ben going through the ''Hunter  (the rider) Kelsy Zinnerman from Questa          Skills Trail'' with a volunteer from New   Achievers.                                                          Mexico Fish and Game dept.

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