How much money does an ARBA rabbit judge make?

Answer 1

That varies a lot both based on the type of show, size and location. Judges for local 4-H shows and county fairs may make as little as $75. These shows don't always require an ARBA judges license and many times are judged by registrars or royalty. Some of the larger state conventions will pay some judges as much as $400 - $500. A typical rate is about $250 and a judge is expected to do about 200 animals in 8 hours. Most all shows will pay travel, meal allowance and one night room.

My Qualifications: Director of a state club that hires about 40 judges a year and a county club that hires about 6-7.

Answer 2

ARBA rabbit judges are typically not paid a fixed salary but receive compensation in the form of stipends, travel expenses, and perks depending on the show or event they are judging at. The amount can vary depending on the prestige of the event and the experience of the judge.