From the Exhibitor Handbook: Lamas 2012

Livestock Info: Livestock Rules 2012

General Rules: General Rules 2012

Complete Exhibitor Handbook: Exhibitor Handbook 2012

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Llamas/Alpacas

Entry deadline for Llama/Alpaca is June 1^st

All Llamas/Alpacas must be entered on the appropriate form.

Current year photo or tattoo number must be presented at time of registration. No late registrations, no late pictures.

All exhibitors must verify their entries between July 18^th and July 20^th or forfeit their right to show at the Fair.  Check book for special hours.

Thursday before Fair is Barn/Tent set-up, the more hands we have, the faster it goes.  Calls will go out as to exact times when it gets closer to date.

Stalls are generally assigned, you may request to be next to someone, but we cannot guarantee it.

Entry day:    All animals must go through Health Check at Gate 3 (Shawnee Rd.) between 7 am and 1 pm, then proceed to barn.  After unloading and checking in with your animal, check in with your Superintendent or Asst. Superintendent.  Your final step is to go to the Entry office before 2:00 pm.

Fair week:     Exhibitors are required to clean your stall two times a day at least. It's good to check in periodically to see that stalls are clean.  Exhibitors failing to keep their stall clean will fall under the 3 Strike Rule (see page 16 of fairbook).  All tack areas are to be kept clean and neat.

If we have HOT weather, check your Llamas/Alpacas water, it is very easy for them to overheat.  They need water at ALL times.

Each exhibitor is asked to sign up for barn duty - staying at the barn and talking to people about our animals and picking up the aisles and checking for water if it's hot.

We also rotate moms and babies to the front "show off" pens.

Show Days:  We will have a meeting with the judges before you show for questions or concerns.  Please be in or around the barn so you can be involved in this.  If you are showing other animals at the same time, please let Supt's know so they can get info to you.

End of fair:   Saturday night we need help cleaning up and tearing down, once again the more we have, the quicker it goes.

Sunday morning when the truck comes to pick up our panels from the open pens, we will need help also to load them.  Superintendents will let you know what time.

The main thing to remember is have a FUN and enjoyable week of fair.  It takes a lot of time, patience, team work and effort to make things go smoothly.  If there are any further questions, please contact the Superintendent, Rich Loraff, or Asst. Supt., Mechaele Wilson or Todd Lohraff.