After a tough day in the field, members of the Klondike FFA Land Judging team were expecting to be shut out in the awards ceremony Thursday evening at the national contest at Oklahoma City.But despite not performing at their best, the team was one of the top 10 called onto the stage at the big National Cowboy and Western Heritage Museum.They wound up placing eighth among 101 teams competing in Land Judging from across the entire country.“We were pleasantly surprised they cracked the top 10,” said Todd Gregory, Klondike FFA advisor and Land Judging coach. “We didn’t know their score ...