The event was part of Red Ribbon Week and was put on by the Meeker Police Department and sponsored by White River Electric Association, Wyatt’s Sports and Meeker General Mercantile. The grand prize and first through third places won trophies in first through fifth grades.
Grand champion in the contest was Brenden Clatterbaugh, who is taking home the top honor for the fourth straight year.
Each of the contestants received a ticket for a door prize, and they received a variety of items related to hunting like binoculars, camouflaged shirts, hats, gloves, bugling reeds and flashlights, which were all donated, Meeker Police Lt. Phil Stubblefield said.
Results were:
CAMOUFLAGE CONTEST
First: Connor Padilla; Second: Cody Richardson: third: Jacob Blaon; fourth: Clay Randall; fifth: Emily Archuleta; and sixth: Landon Lopez.
ELK BULGING CONTEST
First Grade: First place: Addison Moon; second: Cody Richardson; third: Tucker Chinn.
Second Grade: First place: Fallon Heck; second: Hayden Garcia.
Third Grade: First place: Clay Randall; second: Hayley Rippy; third Becca Hood.
Fourth Grade: First place: Logan Pozorski; second: Conor Padilla; third: Coy Richardson.
Fifth Grade: First place: Isabelle Heck; second: Brooke Archuleta.
According to Stubblefield, judges were Jarrett Waldref, Jeff McGuire and Scott Meszaros.
