Llamas are a South American member of the camelid family.  Used by the natives of Bolivia and Peru for centuries both for packing and their fine fiber, the llama has only become popular in North America within the past few years.

Today, llamas are prized not only for their fiber and packing abilities, but also for their ability to protect livestock from predators such as coyotes, stray dogs and other wild animals.  Rather than flee, llamas will stand together and face their attackers, kicking with their front, and when that fails, they can use their hind legs with deadly accuracy.  Llamas also make a warning call that can be heard for great distances.

Our reasons for getting  llamas were for none of the above reasons - we simply fell in love with their graceful and quiet demeanor almost 20  years ago and patiently waited for the day when circumstances would permit us to have llamas of our own.  It wasn't long before one llama turned to 5 and five to 25!  

We currently have some good llamas for sale - breeding stock, fiber producers, pets and livestock guardians. These include several adult proven females bred for 2008 crias, mother/son pair with mother rebred for June 2008, super fine fibered 3 year old unbred female, proven adult male breeder producing 50% + appaloosa coloring.

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