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Our 33rd year packing with llamas.
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After 33 years in the llama business, we have retired from breeding and selling pack llamas. This means we are rounding up a small group of llamas to keep for long pack trips in our retirement. Also staying with us are our retired packers and retired breeding females. They are part of our family and will stay with us until the end.
We no longer have any llamas for sale.
We have kept up our pages about our former llamas for historial bloodline information.
We no longer have any llamas for sale.
We have kept up our pages about our former llamas for historial bloodline information.
Weekend Training and Conditioning Pack Trip a Success
As we approached Marion Lake, we took the trail that crosses the outlet stream with a big bridge. There were people standing on the bridge with a dog. We waited for them to get off the bridge before we started across. Graysun was afraid of the dog. We have no dogs at our house so he is not used to them. The water that the bridge spanned was a rushing torrent. Thanks to all the snow melt, the surf definitely was up. The water made an enormous roaring sound. This added to Graysun's anxiety. The experienced string crossed the bridge with calm confidence. Graysun would not go and found himself caught between the dog and the bridge. read more...
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Packing Tips - Staking Out
I prefer a picket pin with a closed D head at the top. Try clipping the caribiner around the neck of the picket pin rather than through the D head or any ring that might be attached to the D head. That way the rope can pivot around the neck of the picket pin and not get wound up around the picket pin. Clip the other end to your llama's halter or collar. read more...
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