ONALASKA, TX – In a surprising turn of events at the annual Polk County Fair, a local pig named Daisy Mae took home the crown and was declared “Miss Squealy Texas” in a controversial beauty pageant that has left residents scratching their heads.

The event, organized by the Polk County Agricultural Society, typically showcases traditional pageant contestants like cows, horses, and chickens. However, this year’s competition took a wild turn when Daisy Mae waddled onto the stage, stealing the hearts of judges and spectators alike with her curly tail and signature snout.

“I’ve been judging this pageant for 15 years, and I’ve never seen anything like it,” said longtime judge Betty Sue Jenkins. “Daisy Mae just had that special something, you know? She really worked the runway and her oinks were on point.”

While some attendees questioned the fairness of allowing a pig to compete against more conventional livestock, organizers defended the decision, citing the need to shake things up and attract a younger audience to the fair.

“We wanted to keep things fresh and exciting for our community,” explained fair organizer Hank Williams. “Daisy Mae brought a new energy to the competition, and we couldn’t deny her star quality.”

In response to her win, Daisy Mae received a bedazzled tiara and a year’s supply of corn feed, as well as a feature on the front page of eastexasnews.com and polkcountytoday.com.

Despite the controversy surrounding her victory, Daisy Mae’s fans are already clamoring for her to make appearances at local events and parades, solidifying her status as Polk County’s newest celebrity.

As for Daisy Mae herself, she was last seen rolling around in a mud puddle, living her best post-pageant life and reveling in her newfound fame.