The local emergency services were well represented.

Search dogs are invaluable ion missing person cases, especially in some of the wilderness around Oberon.

That MGB triggered some nostalgia in the photographer.

It was Open Mic all day, with constant entertainment

Busy at the market stalls

Show Committee President Glen Stewart welcomes everyone

Congratulations to John Brotchie, who was made a Patron of the Show
in recognition of his long support and service.
John was then asked to officially open the Show.

Federal Member for Calare, Andrew Gee reminded everyone of the importance of country shows.

State Member for Bathurst Paul Toole congratulated everyone for another great Oberon Show.

What's a country show without wool judging?

The skills of Oberon's photographers on display

Jams, honeys and chutneys. Yum!

A turkey that survived Christmas. There's always next year.

Chooks!

Ducks and drakes.

Andrew Gee MP with Dave McMurray at the Men's Shed.

All the fun of the fair.

It's whip cracking time.

Some clever and mysterious games.

Do your own crafts.

Getting the wool off the sheep as quickly as possible at QuickShear.
Fastest on the day was Floyd Neil who denuded a sheep in 20.65 seconds.

More fun with a bit of bounce.

Good advice about home safety.

Wrestling might be a little scripted but it's still great entertainment.

Patiently waiting at the petting zoo for kids to try milking.

The local Pony Club were out on the arena.

Another Open Mic entertainer. Age is not a barrier, young or old.

Away from the stage the music goes on.

A winning artwork.

Weavers and spinners in action.