Live: Day two of the National Shearing Competition | Video, Photos
Sam Picker, raising money for charity will be 'shorn' during the national championships.
National Party's Dugald Saunders pictured with Australian team members Callum O'Brien, Jason Wingfield, Daniel McIntyre and NZ team members, Troy Pyper, Nathan Stratford, and Paerata Abraham.
Heidi Anderson, open wool handler for the NSW team and woolclassing during the event is Scott Mudford, Parkdale SRS poll merino stud, Kickabil.
Volunteer, Sheree Wolland skirting during the shearing heats.
Multi champion woolhandler Racheal Hutchinson with her children (who are helping the volunteers of the event) Sasha, 7, Conrad, 10, and Maverick, 11.
Janelle Hautit, representing the WA team in the wool handling competition.
Jeremy Harris, Griffith, and Shannon Gribble, Sydney.
Shearers Sam Brown, Jason Schaefer and Leigh Box.
Current Australian champion shearer, Daniel McIntyre, Glen Innes.
Emily Sweeney, open wool handler with the SA team.
Wool handling judge Raelene Laidlaw, Dunkeld Vic.
Sales and marketing team australia wide from Heiniger, Sue Shephard, Marcus Figueroa, Jamie Clarke, and (at back) Dale Murphy, Todd Wegner, Daniel Sands, Zack Wilson, and Will Sutcliffe.
Sarah Smith, novice wool handler with the Tas team.
Volunteer, Faith Teohaere, NSW.
Shearers Jason Schaefer and Leigh Box.
Wool handling judge Brad Pavey, Forbes.
Volunteer, Faith Teohaere, NSW, and Raven Waitere, senior wool handler with the WA team.
Josh Bone, open shearer for the Vic team.
Helen Meaney, Freeling SA, talking with Emily Barton, Collarenebri.
Craig Brands, team manager for the SA team shearing.
Current state NSW champion shearer Wayne Hosie, Stuart Town.
Callum O'Brien shearing.
Jan Powell-Mudford, daughter, Fearne, 11 months, and Sarah Trebley, all from Parkdale SRS merino stud, Dubbo.
Wool handling judge Richard Fuller, Mandurama, talking wool with shearing judge, Michaele Lanyerie.
Sam Son Tenhata shearing.
Wool handling judge Pauline Smith, Inverell.
Tammy Mudford, Dubbo, will be competing in the national woolhandling competition for the first time.
Wool handling judge Doug Nadin, Forbes.
Current Australian champion shearer, Daniel McIntyre, Glen Innes, provides guidance to son Ryan shearing.
It's the second day of competition at the 2019 National Shearing and Wool Handling competition with the national championships being finalised by the end of the day.
And if you can't make it to Dubbo to see the action in the flesh, we've got you covered with all the action live here (if you can't see the action please hit refresh and it should update):
If you missed the coverage from yesterday, you can catch up and see the action here.
Our live coverage of the second day of competitions will kick off this morning (Saturday, November 30) with the day set to include novice, intermediate and senior shearing heats and finals as well as open and blade shearing heats and finals.
Our photographer Rachael Webb has been on the ground at the event since Thursday, grabbing some snaps of the team shearing workshops and wool handling workshops. You can view photos from Thursday's action here and see photos from Friday above.
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