Rest in Peace - Humphrey the Camel - 2000 to April 3, 2020 |
Humphrey being friendly with a 4-H visitor. |
Humphrey is very friendly and loves people. Stop by to visit him sometime. |
Humphrey visiting with his new neighbors. |
Humphrey visiting with Roger Davis, driver for Fed Ex Freight. |
Humphrey and Ashley |
Humphrey really enjoys his Spring brushing to remove all of his winter wool |
Humphrey and I attended the 2006 Missouri Camel Training Clinic to learn basic riding skills |
Val and Humphrey |
Humphrey at Nativity Scene - Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Owensboro, KY |
Humphrey recieving his 'Spring' Bath, not a happy camper at all. Humphrey does not like getting wet.. |
Nativity Scene with several animals working with Humphrey at Cumberland Presbytarian Church, Owensboro, KY Click Here for Animal Rental Rates |
"We've all heard the story of the three wise men who brought their gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh to the baby Jesus. But what about the camels who carried them? Here is the story of Humphrey the camel and his long and cold journey to Bethlehem. In addition to an engaging text and gorgeous, yet whimsical artwork, this story reminds children of the importance of the Christmas holiday and the true meaning of gift giving." You can order copies of Humphrey's First Christmas directly from the publisher: Ideals Children's Books at: 1-800-586-2572. ISBN-10: 0824955595 ISBN-13: 978-0824955595 |
Order a Wonderful Children's Book: Humphrey's First Christmas by Carol Heyer |
You can order the book from Amazon.com , or use the Booksense website to locate your local independent bookstore |
Information to order this book below the photos. |
Be sure to check out the Lazy JV Ranch Animals, in the end nativity scene of the 2018 movie "Christmas Manger" |
We really enjoyed the time filming, and our animals being a part of this wonderful movie! |
More pictures of Humphrey the Camel |
Behind the Movie Scenes.... |
Arriving at filming location, my two animal wranglers with goats and donkeys. |
Getting set up for night time filming |
The cast and crew enjoyed visiting the animals before filming began. |
Adjusting lighting to begin filming |
Humphrey and the Sound Guy |
All this filming wears a camel out |
To give everyone an idea of time spent. We had 5 hours of filming for the last few minutes of the nativity part on screen! Plus several hours before hand with entire crew getting everything ready for actual filming, before dark. Well worth it, we all enjoyed it! |