What's so awesome about our club?

The Warren County Camelid Club was founded on the mutual love and admiration of Alpacas and Llamas - we've yet to have anyone show up with a Camel, but there're welcome too. The club's primary focus is on Alpacas and Llamas and a Camelid project is required for membership. Our members have many other projects too, but the core of our club is everything Camelid.

News & Events

Information and upcoming events for our club.

Meeting Date

Meeting Location

Topic/Activity

Presentations

Meeting Host

(Set up at 6:40)

Wed. June 19

7:00 pm

Heatherbrook

Farm
  1. Alpaca Games & Obstacles
  2. Interview Prep
  3. Alpaca Fair Prep Stations

Fecals

Toe Nail Trimming

Body Scoring

 

Raelyn

Bailey

Cassidy

Tommy K

Sam K

 

Sat. June 29

 

Mandatory Livestock Interview

 

 

Wed. July 3

Time TBA

Berry Int. School

4th of July Parade

Community Service Activity

 

 

 

Sat. July 6

9:30 am

Heatherbrook

Farm
  1. Obstacles/Showmanship Practice
  2. Make alpaca pen tags for fair
  3. Club Breakfast

 

Sammi

 

July 14-20

 

Warren County Fair

 

 

 

Other Community Service Opportunities will be announced as they are scheduled.  Remember, each member must participate in at least one community service activity to be eligible to show at the fair. 

 

Missed a meeting or need a refresher on what we covered:

 

Club Shirt Orders:

2024 Warren County Camelid Club Information

Club Requirements:

  • Attend a minimum of 6 club meetings/activities
  • Presentation to club prior to fair
  • Participate in 1 Club Community Service Activity
  • Pay dues in January $20 per 4-H member and $5 for secondary members
  • NO PROJECT BOOKS WILL BE PASSED OUT UNTIL DUES ARE PAID
  • Read our Bi-laws here

Project Interview: June 29, 2024

  • Complete Project Book
  • Create project to display new learning (poster, game, scrapbook, etc.)
  • Be prepared to answer questions about project book and resource book
  • Wear nice clothes, shake judge's hand and introduce yourself. Thank judge when interview is over.

Poster Contest:

  • Open to any youth enrolled in an alpaca project
  • Posters must be entered on the fair entry form
  • Posters must be submitted after the Barn Meeting on July 15, 2024. Turn in posters at the information table in the alpaca/llama barn.
  • Each poster must be clearly labeled in the lower right corner, in a space no larger than 3" x5" with exhibitor's name, county, 4-H club and age as of January 1, 2024.
  • Posters will be judged on educational content (50 points), neatness & appearance (30 points), and originality (20 points)
  • Posters will be displayed in the alpaca barn
  • Unclaimed posters will be discarded following the fair.
  • Age classes: Junior (11 years and under), Intermediate (12-14 years), Senior (15 year and older)
  • Posters must be made using 22" x 28" posterboard, displayed horizontally with stiff backing (no foam board).

MEMBER PRESENTATIONS:

ADVISOR EDUCATION PROGRAMS:

Showman of Showmen Videos:

2024 Warren County Fair Information

Warren County Fair:

Fair Events: July 15-20, 2024

  • Wear white shirt, dark pants
  • Showmanship
  • Obstacles
  • Public Relations
  • Skillathon
  • Fun Show - Costume Contest, Alpaca limbo

Fair Responsibilities:

  • Clean alpaca stall and keep building clean
  • Make sure alpaca has clean water
  • Walk alpaca
  • Shift barn sitting
  • Shift in 4-H lemonade booth
  • Animals may not leave fair until 11:00pm on July 20, 2024
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To receive important reminders:

  • By email: email pohlmanc@roadrunner.com your name and email address
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