Pickens County Cattlemen’s Association

Board of Directors

Connecting Cattle Producers through Education, Stewardship and Community.

PCCA Officers

Andrea Hupp, Secretary

Raised on a small family beef farm, I’ve spent my life learning the value of hard work, stewardship, and faith. For the past eight years, I’ve served as the farm manager, overseeing daily operations and ensuring the health and productivity of our herd.

Amy Finley Wilson

Meta Hendricks, Treasurer

Meta Hendricks serves as the Executive Director of the Myer Center for Special Children. Meta and her husband, Les, are getting back into livestock management.

Meta Hendricks

Amy Finley Wilson, Secretary

Amy helps manage a commercial herd of +200 cattle with her father and family. She has served as a Pickens County Soil and Water Commissioner for 10 years.

PCCA Directors

Eddie Evans

Will Finley

Norman McGlohan

Ed Martin

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Graham Mullikin

Dr. Jim Mullikin

Dr. Harold Hupp, President & Cattleman of the Year 2025

Harold is a retired Extension Lifestock Specialist. He runs a small beef herd with his family and he still active in the beef industry.

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Allan Boggs, Vice President

Allen owns 2 herds and produces hay for his herds and sells the balance to cover costs.

Chuck Sowell

Jeff Pepper