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Spring is the beginning of the alpaca industry's show season. Breeders come from far and wide to show their best animals, meet old friends and make new business contacts. It is, also, an extremely chaotic and stressful time for many. HaSu Ranch Alpacas would like to help you get the most out of your show season by sharing some of the things we've learned from our experiences at regional and national shows.
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Getting the Most Out of the Show Season
Wednesday February 21, 2007
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Alpaca shows are packed with learning and
marketing opportunities for the new breeder and the established breeder. The
HaSu Ranch Alpacas show season begins in March. As it approaches, we wanted to
share our ideas about how to maximize your return from the expenses of
participating in regional and national shows...
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HaSu Training
Thursday February 22, 2007
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Long before you make your reservations and pay your show fees and long before you pack the trailer you must begin to prepare your alpacas for their trip to an alpaca show. In fact, aside from ensuring a safe birth and a clean bill of health, it is one of the first things you will do for your alpaca. Training an alpaca begins at a very early age but by preparing your alpaca to be comfortable being handled and led you are doing one of the kindest things you can do for your alpaca...
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What to Take to a Show
Thursday February 22, 2007
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Packing for a show involves more than making sure your alpacas have water buckets and you have toothpaste. This is your primary marketing opportunity of the year. Not only do you need to ensure the welfare of your animals but you need to ensure the welfare of your business by presenting yourself as a thorough and knowledgeable business manager...
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Getting Ready for an Alpaca Show
Sunday August 29, 2004
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In the dead of winter, it may seem like the Alpaca show season is a
long way off. But the time goes quickly and there is much that needs to
be done in preparation. At a time most traditionally used for making
New Year's resolutions and plans to make improve one's self, we focus
on making plans for our next show season and look for ways to make it
better than the last.
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IAC/Studmaster
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The IAC's StudMaster" Program is structured to facilitate and enhance the gains provided through progeny testing. Members share genetics through the common ownership of males. And through the IAC's policy of transparent recording for fleece and production records, members are able to identify the genetically superior stock
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