Showmanship quick review:
These rules apply when you are lined up profile and in a line. The line is a little confusing, but the exact same rules apply
Always move when the judge is 1/2 way past your animal in any direction.
When the judge is in back of your animal. you should be on the same side as the judge
When the judge is in front of your animal, you should be on the opposite side as the judge
Watch the judge relative to your animal. Move based on the judge and your animal only.
When the judge moves, it is likely that ONE showman, closest to the judge, will move at a time.
Don't move just because someone else moved.
These rules apply when you are lined up profile and in a line. The line is a little confusing, but the exact same rules apply
Always move when the judge is 1/2 way past your animal in any direction.
When the judge is in back of your animal. you should be on the same side as the judge
When the judge is in front of your animal, you should be on the opposite side as the judge
Watch the judge relative to your animal. Move based on the judge and your animal only.
When the judge moves, it is likely that ONE showman, closest to the judge, will move at a time.
Don't move just because someone else moved.
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2016 State Fair Llama and Alpaca posters
Ideas for next year! click here
Showmanship and judging tips: very comprehensive
International Lama Registry Youth Judging manual
See poster making links below. Remember:
Go to CVS, Walgreens, Walmart etc and get a 22 x 28 poster board.
Complete your poster.
Go to Extension office
Purchase plastic sleeve $1 and backing foam board $4.
Place poster board on backing foam board.
Slide plastic sleeve over both boards. Tape closed on back.
Done!!!
Indiana 4-H poster making video
General poster guidelines and requirements: click here
New member tips for llama care at the fair: click here
Club pictures from the 2015 Fair: click here
