A welcoming space for camelid enthusiasts

Connie has served on the Clark County Fair Board for 8 years now representing llamas and alpacas. She likes traveling to different llama shows and networking with the community. Connie says, “If there is a camelid event I could attend, count me in!” She also has a large family and enjoys spending time and making fun memories with them. One of Connie’s favorite activities include happy hour with her friends in the llama field.

Trent has been involved in llamas since 2008. Initially started out supporting my children with llama 4-H. To becoming a 4-H leader. Additionally had a llama that was a therapy animal. Enjoys participating in llama shows. Has taken on many rescue and or elderly llama’s for palatine care. Met my lovely wife through llamas. Really likes helping other people on their farms and with their animals.

Danielle’s journey with camelids started in 4-H when she was 13 years old. She further served as a 4-H leader for 10+ years and is the superintendent of the Clark County Fair open class llama/alpaca show. Danielle considers herself a bookworm and thrives on learning and growing!

At 8 years old, Kohl started showing llamas in 4-H and he continues to be passionate about being involved in the llama industry. Over the years, Kohl started his own breeding program, became a recognized judge, and performs annual shearing + herd health services for llama farms in the PNW. Further, he enjoys participating in parades, hiking, and attending community events with these incredible animals. Kohl is always eager to share knowledge and connect with fellow camelid enthusiast. If not at a llama function, you can find Kohl at music festivals, camping, floating the river, traveling abroad, or simply just having FUN!

My name is Brooklynn, and I’m honored to serve as the Youth Representative for the Columbia River Camelid Association. I’ve been passionate about working with llamas my entire life. I was introduced by my grandfather and fell in love, I have a great passion for showing! And being part of CRCA has given me incredible opportunities to learn, grow, and connect with others who share a love for these amazing animals.
As your youth rep, I’m here to help support and encourage young members, promote youth involvement in camelid care and shows, and serve as a voice for youth within our association. Whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience, I’m always happy to chat, share ideas, or lend a hand.
Let’s make this year an exciting one full of learning, leadership, and fun with our camelid community!

Jaime is a relative newcomer to the world of camelids. She started her herd with 2 pet goats and wanted a llama as a guardian animal. Her llama unexpectedly came with an alpaca companion, and she is also training two crias to start showing and packing.

Hi, I’m Meggan Mumford, newly elected board member. My husband and I own Evergreen Llamas in Kalama, WA. I have been involved with llamas since I was 13 joining llama 4H in Clark County. Recently, I attended a judging clinic to become an ILR-SD & ALSA certified judge once I complete my apprentices. Besides participating in many shows throughout the year, I am a 4H leader. We let kids borrow llamas to show. Our club is the longest running llama club at the Clark County Fair. If you ever need help or have questions, please feel free to contact me.

Becky enjoys all facets of camelids! Showing, hiking/packing, breeding, and community outreach. She especially loves to bring her llamas to local community centers. Becky cherishes all of the wonderful bonds and friendships made from the llama community. Outside of camelids, Becky enjoys skiing and country western dancing with her friends! She has also traveled all over the world during her career as a flight attendant. Becky truly values all of the different cultures and backgrounds she has experienced as a world traveler.

Profile coming soon!