White Violet Farm Alpacas (WVFA), along with more than 100 other alpaca farms representing 13 states, attended the 9th Annual Northern Illinois Alpaca Extravaganza at Libertyville, Ill., Oct. 23-24.
Sister Ruth Johnson, left, talks with Jubilee while working on her felted art projects at our booth as Sister PB Bounk prepares to show him in the medium fawn class. Sister Ruth sold 4 or 5 of her wall hangings and several packs of her alpaca notecards during the show.
Sister PB Bounk leads Pere Michel into the show ring as the judge takes his first look.
Sister PB Bounk listens to the judge give his remarks at the end of the showing of Pere's class. Tracy Wilson and her alpaca, Deringer, are at left. Pere received 6th-place and Deringer got 4th-place. Deringer is the son of Providence Chelsea and Providence Velvet.
Sister PB Bounk and Jubilee, center, in the show ring after placing 4th in the medium fawn class. Jubilee received 4th-place.
Sister Ruth Johnson, left, talks with Jubilee while working on her felted art projects at our booth as Sister PB Bounk prepares to show him in the medium fawn class. Sister Ruth sold 4 or 5 of her wall hangings and several packs of her alpaca notecards during the show.
Sister PB Bounk leads Pere Michel into the show ring as the judge takes his first look.
Sister PB Bounk listens to the judge give his remarks at the end of the showing of Pere's class. Tracy Wilson and her alpaca, Deringer, are at left. Pere received 6th-place and Deringer got 4th-place. Deringer is the son of Providence Chelsea and Providence Velvet.
Sister PB Bounk and Jubilee, center, in the show ring after placing 4th in the medium fawn class. Jubilee received 4th-place.
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