Southwest Camel Conference & Training Clinic

 Learn routine care and how to keep your camels healthy.  Information about feeding, housing and veterinary care.

CLINIC INSTRUCTORS:

Doug Baum

Colt Lantz

Sidi Amar Taoua

Terri Lindley

Learn the basics of haltering, leading, tying, riding, packing, driving, and desensitizing.

Emphasis is on safe and calm ground handling for both humans and camels. 

GUEST SPEAKERS:

Dr James Jensen DVM DACZM

GUEST TRAINERS:

Coralie Le Meur - France

Bert Held - Australia

Samantha Damiano - Australia

Learn advanced training methods for riding, packing, and driving camels.

CAMEL BUSINESS OWNERS:

Bring brochures and information about your business to display to the camel world!

Have camel related items for sale?

Bring them to sell at our Saturday night party!

Includes participation in all lectures 

and camel training activities. 

Pastry breakfast and lunch 

will be provided each day.  

Saturday night party will include 

a special catered dinner (BYOB).

Note: During the clinic weekend all participants and visitors must be 13 or older.

$500 per person full three day clinic

$400 per person two days only

$200 per person one day onl

Camels will be assessed and taught appropriate skills 

with their owners each day.

Includes stabling Thursday - Sunday 

and two bags of shavings per stall.

$400 per camel

Texas Animal Health Commission requires a general health certificate for entry into Texas. This is easily obtained from your vet. Only routine observations are required. General health certificates are usually 

good for 30 days.

Note: these stations are not always open, in which case simply drive past.

Clinic staff will need to see this certificate before unloading camels.

All registrations both human and camel will each be subject to a $75 late fee each if payment is not RECEIVED by Sep 1.