As an inside linebacker, Brendan Ferns knows how to make tough decisions. If you’ve got an oil and gas royalty, you’re facing a tough decision, too.
“This one was really special because Brianna really put a huge time commitment in to help Gateway with the commercial she put together,” said Royalty Buyer Blaine Grace. “It was pretty special to be able to support her today.”
“This is an extremely hard process starting from when they’re just babies and getting them completely ready and making sure they’re fit to what the judge wants.”
“A lot of the kids that put their hard work into raising their birds unfortunately could not show their animal this year due to an illness, so it’s cool for us to be able to support these kids because they still put the time into being here as well.”
“We’re glad to be out here at the Belmont County Fair to support the 4-H kids and show them the gratitude for all the hard work that they’ve put in over the six to twelve months and give them the credit that they deserve,” said Gateway President Chris Oldham.
Colten Luyster raised the Reserve Grand Champion Market Steer at this year’s Belmont County Fair. Gateway Royalty is proud to support all the 4-H members and grateful to be a part of the fair.
“I was just so excited, and I was just amazed at how much he went for!” said Alexis.
This summer, we at Gateway Royalty have purchased animals from 4-H members across Eastern Ohio and on September 8, we’ll be setup at the Belmont County Fair to do it again.
Ciara says the money she earned from Gateway Royalty will go towards her college expenses at Muskingum University where she is studying Pre-Med.
Gateway will be back at this year’s Monroe County Fair, August 24 to August 29.
