Shawn Norman • Farm Manager

Evan Snyder • Farm Manager

5500 North Sara Road Yukon, OK 73099

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WelcomeWelcome to the 6th annual LFA Championship Show and Sale. This year’s event is again being held at the

Iowa Equestrian Center on the campus of Kirkwood Community College in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Where does the time go!! We have again put together a great weekend full of opportunities for those committed to raising, showing and selling fine llamas. You will not want to miss out!!

We will kick off our action packed weekend with our ALSA Fall Harvest Show on Friday morning judged by Cathie Kindler. It will be followed by our Friday Night Party and Silent Auction along with our Annual Meeting. A great night to see old friends and meet new!

Saturday morning will start with our Amateur Futurity followed by our 2nd Annual Jackpot Obstacle and Geriatric Obstacle for those 50 and over!! A great time is sure to be had participating in and watching these classes!! The weekend excitement will continue to build as our sale animals are introduced on the Red Carpet with a hands on opportunity to follow. We will then begin the sale of our fantastic sale animals with Darrell Anderson on the block. Our consignors have once again filled our catalog with 80 of the finest llamas from their breeding program. They are to be commended for consigning their best and for their fantastic breeding programs!

We will once again be showing the auction to the world through our live simulcast on the web, so if it is just not possible for you to be in Cedar Rapids for our great weekend you can still add to your breeding programs using this great tool! Check out our website, www.thelfa.org for the details.

On Sunday we will hold our 6th Annual LFA World Championship Show featuring the top animals in the country competing for premiums that could exceed $100,000! A great opportunity to put your farm on top and collect your share of the top payouts in the country.

Of course these payouts would not be possible without the generous support of our sponsors. Please take the time to thank them for making this such a special event. All monies generated through the sponsorships go to you in the form of prize money.

The LFA Board of Directors would also like to thank our many volunteers who have offered their time to help us make this a great weekend.

We hope you choose to participate in this year’s event. It is an event put on by the industry for the industry, a great reason to want to be a part of it. So get your entries in, find an animal in the catalog you would like to take home, pack the trailer and head to Cedar Rapids for a great time. We’ll see you there!!

See you in Cedar Rapids,

Mike Gerken

President, LFA BOD

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Webcast is back for another exciting real time LFA auction event. Thanks to the success of this innovative technology in 2006, the LFA is pleased to once again offer the convenience of online bidding. Nothing can replace

the excitement of being at the sale in person but if you simply cannot make the event, this is the next best thing! Pre-registration is required. Log on to www.liveauctions.tv for fast and secure online registration. The LFA as your association, is working hard to bring buyers and sellers together!

* Real Time Webcast of the LFA Llama Auction!

Friday 9/21/077:30 am ALSA Exhibitor and Judges meeting8:00 am “Fall Harvest” Single point ALSA show begins8:00 am to 10:00 am Spinning Classes3:00 pm Futurity Jackpot Obstacle Class Evening of Camaraderie6:00 pm Cocktails and entertainment held at the Equestrian Center & LFA membership meeting

Saturday 9/22/077:00 am Fresh Pastries and Complimentary Coffee8:00 am Display and Vendor areas open8:00 am to 10:00 am Spinning Classes9:00 am Amateur Futurity begins – Show arena11:00 am to 11:45 am Bloody Mary’s and Tangy Mimosas served as the individual introduction of Sale Animals is presented across the RED CARPET11:45 am to 12:30 pm Hands on inspection of sale animals12:30 pm to 1:30 pm Lunch is Served — Enjoy a presentation by Iowa’s Royal Llama Champion Drill Team2:00 pm Llama Futurity Association Sale begins Snacks and beverages will be served during the auction

Sunday 9/23/077:00 am Coffee and Fresh Pastries served8:00 am Futurity Classes begin — starting with the Suri Llama Classes11:00 am to 2:00 pm Lunch will be available on a cash basis5:00 pm Announcement of ALL Futurity Class Top 10 and Class Champions

Schedule of Events

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Directions from Host Hotel to the Equstrain Faclity:2.9 mi (about 5 mins)Directions1. Head east from 33rd Ave SW - go 0.2 mi2. Turn right into the I-380 S entry ramp - go 0.8 mi3. Take the US-151/US-218 N/US-30 exit 16 to Tama/Mt Vernon - go 0.1 mi4. Take the US-151 N/US-30 E ramp to Mt Vernon - go 0.9 mi5. Turn right at Kirkwood Blvd SW - go 0.7 mi6. Make a U-turn at Kirkwood Blvd SW - go 0.1 mi7. Arrive at 6301 Kirkwood Blvd SW, Cedar Rapids, IA 52404

Accomodations and DirectionsHoSt HotEl

Clarion Hotel and Conference Center525 33rd Ave. SW

Cedar Rapids, IA 52404319-366-8671 • 319-362-1420

Cedar Rapids is located on I-380 and US Highways 30, 151 and 218. Kirkwood Community College is just south of Highway 30 and I-380 interchange. From I-380, take Exit 13 and go East to Kirkwood Blvd. Then turn left and go North until 76th Ave. and turn right.

From the Airport: Head east towards I-380. Cross over that and when you come to a stop sign, follow the signs to Kirkwood Community College. You will turn left on Kirkwood Blvd. and when you come to another 4-way stop you will turn right on 76th Ave. We are on the right hand side.

Additional Accommodation LFA does not have a block of rooms reserved.

Crown Plaza Five Seasons 350 First Avenue NE

Cedar Rapids, IA 52401319. 636-8161

Hampton Inn Cedar Rapids3265 6TH Street SW

Cedar Rapids, IA 52404319. 363-8144

Holiday Inn Express Suites 3320 Southgate Court SWCedar Rapids, IA 52404

319. 399-5025

Holiday Inn Express Cedar Rapids 1230 Collins Road

Cedar Rapids, IA 52405319. 294-9407

Best Western Coopers Mill Hotel 100 F Ave NW

Cedar Rapids, IA 52405319. 366-5323

Iowa Equestrian Center6301 Kirkwood Blvd. SWCedar Rapids, IA 52406

319-398-1266

Show & Sale Site location

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Diamond Sponsors

Malcolm & Carol Ann Tallmon

Carolllama Farms

Malcolm and Carol Ann Tallmon are pleased to be second year sponsors for the LFA Show and are avid supporters of this premier event. CarolLlama Farms may have had its true beginning in 1953 where a picture taken at the Fort Worth Zoo shows Carol Ann cuddling a llama. In actuality, my first llamas were purchased in 1984. My goal at that time was to have 30 breeding females – oops, I guess Malcolm was right. I now have a herd of 180. Through all of my years in the business, my first criteria has been the conformation, overall balance and disposition, both in my own breeding program or the llamas that we have purchased. The breedings have produced many ALSA Halter Champions and ROM’s, two Reserve Champions at the ALSA Grand National and many others that have placed in the top ten.

We are very proud of the quality that have produced and would love for you to share in our pride. You are welcome at either Weatherford, TX in the winter or Florissant, CO in the summer.

Keith & Patti Wattigney

PK llamas

PKS Llamas is a division of P.K.’s Mini Farm, LLC. Keith & Patti divide their time between their home in Belle Chasse, LA during the week and their farm, located in Tylertown, MS, on the weekends. The farm was established in the summer of 1991 with 52 acres, a few miniature horses and a couple of llamas. Over the years their farm has grown to 210 acres, encompassing llamas, guanacos, suri alpacas, miniature horses and gaited horses.

The focus of PKS Llamas is to produce quality llamas with excellence in conformation, exquisite fiber and tremendous style and presence. To achieve these goals, they use proven bloodlines from both South America and North America and the expertise of their full time farm manager, Marcelo Sanchez.

Charlie & Karen Stephenson

Flightless Farms

Charlie and Karen Stephenson reside in Tulsa, Oklahoma with their three daughters, Anna, Corinne, Catherine and son, Chaz. The Stephenson family has been active in the llama community for over a dozen years. In the last two years Flightless Farms has become the hub of the well known Suri herdsires: Ballistic, Easy Money, Fireworks and Ekati. E-Line Suri genetics and large, exotic fibered lanuda and suri females have become synonymous with the Flightless Farms breeding program.

The breeding herd residing near their home in Tulsa numbers around 40 llamas, with an additional 70 breeding and show llamas residing in LaVeta, Colorado during the show season and summer months. The Colorado branch of Flightless Farms is managed by Alaine Byers-Holzhauer.

The focus of the Flightless Farm program is producing llamas with substance, size and exotic fiber. Flightless Farms has experienced a banner year in the show circuits of LFA, ALSA and the Futurity venue of Celebrity.

We are proud once again to be a Diamond Sponsor at this year’s LFA, and wish all the exhibitors and consignors the best of luck in Iowa ‘07.

Doug & Sherry Sheridan’s Aloha Llamas is located on a beautiful farm on the high desert in Bend, Oregon. Their herd is rapidly gaining a reputation, as well balanced animals with sound bone structure, graceful movement, exceptional fiber, bright colors with lovable faces and temperament. Their show success validates their philosophy and breeding program. Their llamas are simply magic! sheridan@bend.net

Debra & John McDougallWesterham

Farm & Studio

“Westerham”, originally built in 1734, is now home to over 50 diverse llamas that roam on 100 acres in central Virginia. Since our first llama arrived in 1995, we have committed ourselves to breeding, raising,

Ken & Celia AustinRain Dance Ranch

Rain Dance Ranch was founded in 1991, when we purchased two females. We now have over 130 llamas that include top Peruvian, Chilean and North American bloodlines. Showing llamas since 1992 our goal of “Breeding quality bloodlines for excellence in conformation, fiber and temperament” has led us on a search around the world for the finest animals. We enjoy our llamas in the field and the show ring. We enjoy the opportunity to encourage others to do the same. Contact Rain Dance Ranch at www.raindanceranchllamas.com or call 503-538-7053.

Doug & Sherry Sheridan

Aloha llamas

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Lew & Jennifer McGinnis

Superior Farms

Lew and Jennifer McGinnis, owners of Superior Farms in Oklahoma City, have been involved in the livestock business for a number of years; and their philosophy has always been to raise and maintain or to acquire and breed at the very highest level that they can possibly find or obtain. Actually, the farm in OKC is just one of the businesses owned by Lew and Jennifer McGinnis -- there are numerous companies operating under the “Superior” name employing hundreds of people in various businesses.

While it operates as one farming entity, Superior Farms is actually divided into three separate areas: 1) a registered sheep operation; 2) a pure breed exhibition poultry operation, which is the largest of its kind in North America; and 3) a registered llama herd. Each of these specific areas has managers that are trained leaders in their particular field. The McGinnis’ and their staff have been dedicated to one objective: a total commitment to excellence in each of the various areas of operation.

The McGinnis’ introduction to llamas dates back to Ben Huff, a friend in the sheep industry. The llama operation was started 4 years ago, and is managed by Shawn Norman. Many llama breeders are familiar with Shawn, who is responsible for structuring The Grand Slam Llama Event held in conjunction with one of the most successful llama events in the country, the Celebrity Sale and Futurity. Shawn is dedicated to perfection; that dedication is what brought her and Superior Farms together. Superior Farms is happy to be a sponsor this year for LFA.

Hard Rock Llama Co. began in 1994 when Mike called Wendy from Reno, Nevada to tell her he bought her a birthday present. Her present was two llamas. What he failed to mention was that it was two females with babies by their side bred back for the following year. Wendy had to quickly call their landlord and rent the barn and some acreage on the property. Mandy was thrilled, like her father she is naturally attracted to animals.

Our story is no different than most. Those two females turned into six, then 10, then 20 and eventually a move was necessary so Hard Rock Llama Co. could continue to grow. With a herd of approximately 60 animals, our love for the llamas has never changed. The friends we have met have made our involvement in the llama industry more rewarding. We are

Mike & Wendy Gerken

Hard Rock llama Co.

Mike, Mandy & Wendy Gerken

Gold leadership sponsors...

Mike & Janet Wilkins Wilkins Livestock LLC., Geneva, NE

Phil Feiner & larry Rothenberg

Maple Hill Farms, Stephentown, NY

tom & Barb ParsonsAnimal Acres Llamas, Dousman, WI

Gordon & Pam JensenHid -N - Hills Llamas, Cochrane, WI

Doug & Kamala overmanOverman Llamas, Otterbein, IN

Bob laMorte & Patrick Fuller

Northwind Llamas, Sawyer, MI

Rick & Sue ClausonSix Pack Ranch, Quesnel, BC

Grand entrepreneur sponsors...

Richard SnyderSnyder Quality Llamas, Milford, PA

supportinG sponsors...

David & lillian BeckKent Rock Meadows, Tingall, GA

Barb & larry lauxPleasure Valley Llamas, Adell, WI

showing and selling strong, healthy, well-conformed animals. We are dedicated to being an advocate for all llama breeders and to promoting the industry as a whole without sacrificing the quality or ethical standards that are so important to the vitality and welfare of the llama “way of life” and, most importantly, to the animals themselves.

Presently we are Lifetime Members of the LFA, as well as members of The Suri Llama Association, Greater Appalachian Llama Association, ALSA, ILR, and The Lama Association of the Mid-Atlantic States. John is a Member of the LFA Board of Directors and a certified ALSA Judge. Debra is an accomplished watercolor artist with numerous paintings and llama portraits sold to farms and ranches around the country. We believe wholeheartedly in the mission and objectives of The Llama Futurity Association and are proud to once again be Diamond Sponsors. Contact us at dlmcd1734@aol.com or 804.883-6226 (www.westerhamfarm.com).

always competitive in the show ring and enjoy adding new “ingredients” to our herd each year. Our mission statement continues to be “to breed for large animals with a special style and personality, while respecting what a llama was meant to be.” We have enjoyed our twelve years in the industry and look forward to participating in and hosting more events in the future.

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Mike GerkenPresident

Phone#: 419-634-1124 Fax#: 419-634-2795

Email: gerken@wcoil.com Midwest Regional Director

John McDougallVice President

Phone#: 804-883-6226 Fax#: 804-883-7762

Email: dlmcd1734@aol.com Northeast Regional Director

Phil FeinerTreasurer & Show Coordinator

Phone#: 518-733-6495Fax#: 518-733-0424

Email: philip@pfeiner.com Northeast Regional Director

Show Coordinator Memberships

Ken AustinSecretary

Phone#: 503-538-7053Fax#: 503-538-3748

Email: raindancellamas@sprintmail.comWestern Regional Director

Pam JensenPhone#: 608-687-8509

Fax#: 608-687-8187 Email: gpjensen@riverland.org

Central Regional Director

Doug overmanPhone#: 765-583-0411

Fax#: 765-463-3551 Email: overmanllamas@hughes.net

Midwest Regional Director

Janet WilkinsMarketing Coordinator Phone#: 402-759-4875

Email: janet@wilkinslivestock.com MidWest Regional Director

larry Kisner Phone#: 800-397-8145

Fax#: 314-644-3699Email: lkllamas@aol.comCentral Regional Director

Carol Ann tallmonPhone#: 940-682-9411

Fax#: 940-682-9412 Email: catllama@aol.comMidWest Regional Director

White Star’s Tiami Bred to Pepper Moon!She’s big and beautiful! The bonus is her 2008 cria will be a Knock Out!

Add unique genetics to your present herd!Check out the Pepper kids

Tom & Barb Parsons • Animal Acres LlamasS64 W39570 HWY CI • Dousman, WI 53118

Phone & Fax (262) 495-4944 • theparsons@prodigy.net

A Package You won’t want to pass up…

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Llama Futurity Association Judgesllama Futurity Judges

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Judie Hyder Moser is from Redmond, Oregon. She is a lifetime member of the Alpaca & Llama Show Association, has been a judge since the formation of the organization, served for several years on the judges

committee & helped create the first ALSA Judges & Show Clinics.

Judie has been raising, training, grooming, driving, packing with & showing llamas since 1979. She is an accomplished showman herself, having won several Grand Champion Showman awards over the years. She has an extensive background in all phases of llama shows from promotion & management, to course designing & stall cleaning!

Judie is also a professional llama handler & has groomed & shown for top lama breeders at major shows and sales. She enjoys sharing her llama knowledge and conducts clinics on showmanship, grooming & training.

Judie believes strongly in promoting the versatility of llamas & treasures her many years of companionship with her llama “Apple Jack” as he collected awards in halter, showmanship, driving, obstacle, pack, PR & pack race competition. He was the llama show world’s first All-Around Versatility Champion & was a living answer to that most frequently asked question, “What do you do with a llama?”

Judie truly enjoys llama shows and thinks they should be a FUN experience for the

Cathie Kindler has been raising, showing, and judging llamas for over 15 years. She has judged shows all over the United States and Canada. She enjoys all aspects of the llama industry and the many different uses for llamas. In her spare time, she has started her 30th year of teaching. She resides in Shiloh, Ohio but will soon be moving to Georgia to begin retirement with Sophie, Zoey, Sabri and her 35+ llamas.

Cathie Kindler

Ray Howard

Ray Howard has been involved in agriculture, livestock and youth programs his entire life. He grew up on a dairy, livestock and fruit farm in Remus, Michigan, where he participated in 4-H for 11 years and was a 4-H leader for 25 years.

He served in the Air Force, attended Central Michigan University, and then Michigan State University, where he received a Bachelors degree in Agricultural Education and later his master’s degree.

He was selected as an International Farm Youth Exchange to Honduras before returning to the U.S. to teach Vocational Agriculture in Mayville Michigan

Ray continued his involvement with 4-H when he became the Newaygo County 4-H agent. He held this position for three years, until 1964 when he was named County Extension Director for Mecosta County, from which he retired in 1988.

He sold his nationally recognized herd of Simmental cattle when he became interested in llamas and has been raising and showing llamas since the late 1980’s.

He is an ALSA Judge, and ALSA Show and Judging Clinic instructor, and is past president of ALSA and the Michigan Llama Association. He also works as a consultant to llama breeders appraising or evaluating their herds.

He and his wife Sharon live in Big Rapids Michigan and have three grown children and four grandchildren.

Judie Moser

Fall Harvest AlSA Show

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Terry Duespohl

Terry Duespohl and his wife Audean own and operate Willow Springs Farm in Seneca, PA. They have been breed-ing and showing llamas since 1995.

Active in the llama community, Terry is a founding

member of the Pennsylvania Llama and Alpaca Association (PLAA) and has served as Secretary and President of that organization. He has been a member of the Board of Trustees of the Camelid Health Foundation, and of the Board of Directors of the ILA. Terry served as a member of the ALSA Grand National Committee for eight years and also served as the Chair of the ALSA Judge’s Committee.

Terry has been judging llamas since 1998 and alpacas since 2000. He has judged shows throughout the United States and in Canada and Europe.

In his “non-llama” life, Terry is an Management professor in the College of Business at Clarion University of Pennsylvania.

spectators, exhibitors and the llamas. Her many years of showing add up to a sincere empathy and understanding of all the problems and situations you exhibitors are going through as you present your llamas to her. She asks that you show your animals with confidence and pride and do your part to show the world just how much FUN llamas really are!

John & Debra McDougall19192 Taylors Creek Road • Montpelier, Virginia 23192

(804) 883-6226 phone • (804) 883-7762 faxDLMCD1734@aol.com • www.westerhamfarm.com

Peco’s My MariaArgentine Pecos x DL Cup of Gold

Westerham’s Oh! SuzeannaFVL Sirius x NLA Cajun Lady

Lot 18

WKF Amen!Senor Isadore x Hallelujah

Lot 52

Lot 37

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Looking for Help?! Grooming Your Sale and Show Llamas? Let the professionals do it!

Show and Sale Grooming Services are Private Treaty at the following rates:

Quick Groom and Wash......$50.00More Detailed Grooming and Wash.....$100.00

Starting from Scratch! total Groom and Wash....$200.00Not Having to Do it Yourself.......Priceless

For your appointment, call Ryan Laux Cell (612) 670-6631If you don’t reach him, please leave a message and Ryan will call you back.

total 2007 Payouts Per Class1st $3,500.002nd $1,750.00 3rd $1,125.00 4th $600.00 5th $400.00

Your LFA has contacted Ryan Laux and his experienced team of groomers and handlers to be available to assist you starting on Friday, September 22nd. All day Friday will be designated to those looking for assistance with their sale entries. After all appointments are completed, show animals will be scheduled. Saturday, Ryan and his crew will put the finishing touches on the llamas prior to going on stage for the sale preview and again before the sale begins.

If you choose, the handler will take your llama(s) onto the stage for you...just let Ryan know in advance.

Saturday’s preview and pre-sale touch-up services are provided by the LFA at no charge to you.

Saturday following the sale, the team will be available for grooming show animals, again by appointment.

Need help with showing in the main Futurity on Sunday? Check with Ryan and he will put you in contact with a show person.Please contact Ryan for a confirmed appointment prior to arriving in Cedar Rapids.

*Payouts are based on estimated participation and may vary up or down. In the event that there are fewer than 10 entries in a class, the payouts will be pro-rated based on number of entries.

Classes 1 through 4: Silky//All other Fiber types llamas

1 Intact Males 5 - 15 months born between 6/23/06-4/23/07

2 Females 5 - 15 months born between 6/23/06-4/23/07

3 Intact Males 15 - 24 months born between 9/23/05 - 6/24/06

4 Females 15 - 24 months born between 9/23/05 - 6/24/06

Amateur Division Break Down.There will be two classes

within this division:Intact Males

between 5 and 15 months Females

between 5 and 15 months of (born between 4/22/06 and 6/22/07)

Classes S1 through S4: Suri llamas

S1 Intact Males 5 - 15 months born between 6/23/06-4/23/07

S2 Females 5 - 15 months born between 6/23/06-4/23/07

S3 Intact Males 15 - 24 months born between 9/23/05 - 6/24/06

S4 Females 15 - 24 months born between 9/23/05 - 6/24/06

Entry Forms at www.thelfa.org.

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Herdsire Services AuctionThe following farms have

generously agreed to offer a breeding to their outstanding herdsires. The proceeds from the herdsire auction will go to pay out the premiums for the LFA Futurity classes. This auction not only benefits the LFA and its exhibitors, but also gives those who attend an exceptional opportunity to win a breeding to one or more of the herdsires in this great collection. Some of these farms either limit breedings or do not offer any outside breedings to these top quality males. We are proud to introduce this year’s line-up……

BesakihPeruvian Patron B1078 x BeataRancho Linda Vista & HinterlandCarlos Mendoza & Kay Sharpnack

M.R.S. Night VisionHCLA Bolivian Soul Man x

M&W Dusty RoseNew Ventures Suris

Terri Strouse & Susan Gray

No Compromise on the RidgeGNLC Dom x Woods Edge

Medicine WomanHard Rock Llama Co.Mike & Wendy Gerken

LW PioneerAmaretto de Temuco x Chilean Lady Pamela

Sugar River LlamasFran & Ali Soukup

FFF Punta NegroBlack I x Warmi

Lla-Mirage LlamasBob & Monte Houseman

WSL QuicksilverPeruvian Vice x P496 Fortuna 92

Caru Llamas, Calypso Llamas, Superior Farms, The Colorfield

Dayle Russel, Kim & John Peters, Lew & Jennifer McGinnis

& Lisa Alayza

BAL RenegadeSilver Peru x MGF Renaissance

CarollamasMalcolm & Carol Ann Tallmon

GNLC StarbucksPeruvian Doc Martin x

GNLC SwingtimeWilkins Livestock & Bradford Llamas

Wilkins & Bradford

BAL WhisteshireWhist x Skousme

Evergreen Pond LlamasDwayne & Veryl Giese-Knigge

Chilean San JuanChilean Import

McRoberts Game Farm & Pearson Pond Ranch & Llama Co.

Jerry and Barb McRoberts & Jack and Tracy Pearson

FFF Tapa de SedaNewevo X

Chilena as Slick Chique #126BHighland Llamas

Dan & Marilyn Milton

Doug and Kamala OvermanOverman Llamas

11353 E 350 N • Otterbein, IN765-583-0411

Overmanllamas@hughes.net

www.overmanllamas.com

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Abbott’s Big Sky Ranch, Gerry and Loretta Abbott, Moiese, MT ..............................................................................16, 68Animal Acres Llamas, Tom and Barb Parsons, Dousman, W ...........................................................................................22Blue Hills Ranch, John Porter and Duane Gjerning, Rice Lake, WI ..............................................................10, 26, 51, 75Brownderosa, The, Kristy Brown and Linda Leake, Sparta, WI ......................................................................................40Canadian Mystic Meadows, Colin and Marie Towells, Magrath, AB .......................................................................34, 62CarolLlama Farms, Carol Ann Tallmon, Florissant, CO ................................................................................................5, 53Caru Llamas, Dayle Russell, Herrin, IL .........................................................................................................................17, 60Colorfield, The, Lisa Alayza, Herrin, IL ...............................................................................................................................60Earth Angels Llamas, Tammie Efraimson-Hiraga, Coalhurst, AB .............................................................................29, 64Flightless Farms, Charlie and Karen Stephenson, Tulsa, OK ......................................................................................20,39Four Hawks Farm, Cheryl Ryberg and Kim Albright, Pittsburgh, PA ......................................................................12, 59Grand Harvest Llama Company, Susan Kovacs, Mt. Horeb, WI ................................................................................. 3, 25, 56, 70Hidden Creek Llama Ranch, Larry and Judy Steffel, Evergreen, CO .......................................................................31, 67Hid-N-Hills Ranch, Gordon and Pam Jensen, Cochrane, WI .................................................................................4, 42, 77Integrity Llama Farm, Boyd and Patricia Bell, Enderby, BC.........................................................................................6, 46Lasee’s Hickory Hills, Janice Lasee and Suzanna McFall, DePere, WI ...........................................................................61Lla Lla Lland Llama Ranch, Thomas and Jean Carlisle, Janesville, IA ...........................................................................45Lla-Mirage Llamas, Bob and Monte Houseman, Woodland Park, CO .................................................................8, 21, 78McRoberts Game Farm, Jerry and Barb McRoberts, Gurley, NE .....................................................................2, 24, 66, 79New Ventures Suris, Terri Strouse and Susan Grey, Caledonia, MI ................................................................................44Northwind Llamas, Patrick Fuller and Robert LaMorte, Sawyer, MI .............................................................7, 28, 47, 72Overman Llamas, Doug and Kamala Overman, Otterbein, IN ...........................................................................14, 35, 63PKS Llamas, Keith and Patti Wattigney, Belle Chasse, LA ..........................................................................................49, 80Rain Dance Ranch, Ken and Celia Austin, Newberg, OR .................................................................................1, 15, 33, 74Renaissance Farm Llamas, Rick and Jane Livingston, Conway, MO ..............................................................................55RTC Llama Ranch, Randy and Tara Cipriano, Garland, NE ............................................................................................32Six Pack Ranch, Rick and Sue Clauson, Quesnel, BC ....................................................................................................9, 38Snyder Quality Llamas, Richard Snyder, Milford, PA ...........................................................................................19, 57, 76Star Llama Company, Janet and Gary Brant, Dundee, MI ..........................................................................................13, 43Star Sapphire Ranch, Pat Sullivan, Corvallis, MT ........................................................................................................ 11, 41Sugar River Llamas, Fran and Ali Soukup, Lyndon Station, WI ...............................................................................27, 71Village Llamas, Nick and Patti Fisher, Warsaw, OH ....................................................................................................50, 73Westerham Farm and Studio, John and Debra McDougall, Montpelier, VA ......................................................18, 37, 52Wild West Llamas, Ken West, Corvallis, MT .................................................................................................................36, 65Wilde Country Rancho, Sue Wilde, Raymond, AB ................................................................................................30, 58, 69Wilkins Livestock, Mike and Janet Wilkins, Geneva, NE ............................................................................................23, 54Wind Hair Llamas, Ron and Tina Jones, Kennewick, WA ................................................................................................48

Consignors Index

Animal Acres ...............................................pg 10CarolLlama Farms .......................................pg 15Flightless Farms .............................................pg 5Hard Rock Llama Co. ...................................pg 7Hard Rock Ranch ........................................pg 50Maple Hill Farms .......................................pg 52Northwind Farm .........................................pg 51

Overman Llamas .........................................pg 18PK Llamas ....................................................pg 11Raindance Ranch .........................................pg 16Superior Farms ..............................................pg 2Westerham Farm & Studio .........................pg 13Wilkins Livestock Ranch ............................pg 49A

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Terms & ConditionsThe following Terms & Conditions including any announcements by the Auctioneer before or during the auction, constitute the entire agreement between Llama Futurity As-sociation, on the one hand, and the bidders at the auction, on the other hand.

. I am a member of the LFA and hereby enter the above registered llama in the LFA Llama Sale to be held September 21-23, 2007.

. I am in good standing with the LFA and have no outstanding debt due to the LFA.

. Enclosed is my check for $500.00 to pay the consignment fee. I understand and agree that this fee is nonrefundable and nontransferable for any reason once confirmation is made of my sale entry. Once accepted, this entry will be reserved for the LFA Sale only and in the event it is sold prior to the sale, I will pay LFA 10% of the selling price in addi-tion to the entry fee. . A minimum commission of $300.00 will be charged on all consignments. If for any reason I withdraw this entry from the LFA Sale other than as certified by a veterinarian I will be charged a $500.00 withdraw fee. . I agree to pay a 10% of the highest bid received whether I sell the llama or exercise my option to have the last bid and/or reserve and buy back the llama.. A selling fee of 10% of the amount of the highest bid received on this entry will be charged. A minimum commission of $300.00 will be charged on any lot selling for less than $2,000.00. LFA will deduct that selling fee from the proceeds of the sale when making payment.. No Substitutions will be allowed without prior approval from the LFA Sale Management.. A minimum opening bid of no less than $2,000.00 will be accepted by the auctioneer. If your llama fails to receive an opening bid of $2,000.00 it will be considered a no sale, and the minimum commission of $300.00 will be charged.. All sales constitute a contract between the buyer and seller of each animal sold. LFA assumes no responsibility, legal or otherwise, in regards to the sale contract.. I understand that no payment will be made to me until such time as the buyer has made satisfactory payment to the LFA and as soon as the buyer’s check clears the bank. As soon as the check clears the bank the registration papers will be sent to the buyer and I (the consignor) will be paid by check less commissions.

Warranties: . Proven Producers: A proven producer is a female that has already had a cria. Proven producers will be considered to be fertile. There are no expressed or implied warranties for proven producers. . Newborn Crias: There are no expressed or implied warranties on newborn crias sold with their dams. . Bred Maidens: A bred maiden is a female that has not yet had a cria but is determined to be pregnant. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for bred maidens. . Young Females: Young females are guaranteed to have anatomically normal reproductive tracts. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for young females. . Proven Males: A proven male is a male that has settled a female or that has been tested fertile. Proven males will be considered to be fertile. There are no expressed or implied warranties for proven males. . Young Males: Young males have been checked by a veterinarian and have been found to have anatomically normal reproductive organs. There are no other expressed or implied warranties for young males. . Young Males and Females: Buyer’s veterinarian must notify the Seller in writing within one year of the sale of any claimed abnormality with respect to Young Males or Young Females. The Seller shall, at the Seller’s option, either (1) replace the llama with a llama of equal quality, or (2) give the Buyer credit toward the purchase from Seller of another llama of the same or different sex in an amount equal to the total amount of the purchase price. . All sale animals must be fully registered or screened as a llama, as approved by ILR and/or the LFA.. EXCEPT AS EXPRESSLY STATED ABOVE, SELLER MAKES NO WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY AND WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR ANY PAR-TICULAR PURPOSE, NOR DOES SELLER MAKE ANY WARRANTY EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER WITH RESPECT TO THE ANIMALS IN THIS SALE. The foregoing is the full extent of the responsibility of the Seller, and by way of illustration and not limitation, in no event shall the Seller be liable for incidental or consequential damages, or for any changes or expenses of any nature incurred without Seller’s written permission. . Terms: Terms of the sale are cash or check. Payment in full must be made to the cashier immediately following the sale. Personal checks are to be made payable to “Llama Futu-rity Association”. Seller reserves the right to require a certified check as settlement before releasing an animal. . Financing: Financing is available on some lots, which will be announced at the preview and before the llama sells. The financing conditions and terms are the same for any financed llama sold. The conditions are as follows: 1.) The owner must have signed an agreement to offer financing on their llama, and only those llamas announced at the sale as being available on terms will be sold using the promissory note. 2.) Terms are only available on llamas selling for at least $5,000. 3.) At least 50% of the purchase price will be paid as a deposit with the balance due in 1 year with 10% interest being assessed. 4.) All llamas being financed must be insured before leaving the facility. 5.) Seller will retain original registration papers until the llama is paid in full. 6.) The promissory note for the balance is strictly between the Buyer and Seller. Llama Futurity Association assumes no responsibility, legal or otherwise, in regard to the promissory note. If Visa or MasterCard are used to purchase animals, the charge is subject to bank approval, and a processing fee will be added to the purchase price. . Bidding: The highest bidder recognized by the Auctioneer shall be the Buyer. Bids tendered after the fall of the hammer are not valid grounds for dispute. If any dispute arises between two or more bidders, or in the event of doubt on the Auctioneer’s part as to the validity of any bid, the Auctioneer will have the final discretion either to determine the successful bidder, or to re-offer and resell the llama in question. The Auctioneer’s determination is conclusive and not subject to challenge. The Auctioneer reserves the right to reject any bid. . Title and Delivery: Title passes to the Buyer upon the all of the hammer. All risk of death or injury to the llama become the Buyer’s risk upon the fall of the hammer. Each Buyer, following their purchase, shall sign an Acknowledgment of Purchase. Please write your full name and address clearly. . Registration Papers: All registration papers will be delivered by First Class Postage when checks clear the bank. Please write your full name and correct and current address on the envelope provided for you by the cashier. Buyer is responsible for all transfer fees. . Default of Purchase: If any person shall purchase a lot and fail to pay for it in the manner described above, the Seller shall have, in addition to all other legal rights, the right to resell the lot, or at Seller’s option, bring an action for specific performance, in which event the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay all costs of such suit, together with all reasonable attorney’s fees and costs. In the event of a resale, the defaulting Buyer agrees to pay all costs of the resale, plus any deficiency between the original total purchase price and the total purchase price upon resale. . Transportation: The Buyer, at the Buyer’s own expense, shall transport the llama from the auction. Any arrangement or disposition of the llama after purchase other than im-mediate removal must be made directly between the Buyer and Seller. . Catalog: Every effort has been made to assure correctness of the catalog, but the Seller is not responsible for errors or omissions. Any corrections made to the catalog at the time of the sale from the Auctioneer’s podium shall supersede the catalog. . No Liability: Any person attending the sale, whether as a Buyer, observer, or the agent, employee or assign of any persons, does so at their own risk. No liability, duties, obliga-tions, and/or responsibilities of any kind or nature shall be imposed upon the Sellers, the Auctioneer, or any owners, employees or assigns of Llama Futurity Association, for any accident, injury, mishap theft, damage, and/or other harm regardless of cause. . Disclaimer of Liability of Auctioneer: Neither the Auctioneer, the Sellers, nor any agent, make any representation or warranties whatsoever with respect to the sale animals. All representations contained herein are made by the Seller only. . Authorized Agents: Persons acting as agents must so indicate when signing Acknowledgment of Purchase. . Governing Law: The laws of the State of Iowa will govern the sale and all transactions between the Buyer and Seller.