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Alpacas - Huggable Livestock

 

In 2002 we learned about alpacas quite by chance from a magazine ad. We have always been animal lovers & fell in love with alpacas. We became members of AOBA & got much information about alpacas. We visited several farms in SC, NC, GA, & VA and attended seminars whenever we could. For one year we asked many questions of our new "alpaca friends" & learned all we could. We are most grateful for their guidance and advice.   

 

In May of 2003 our first alpacas were delivered. That was a very exciting day at Lucky Acres Farm. We purchashed 3 pregnant huacaya girls, one intact male, and one gelding. We also have a gelded guardian llama to look after the girls & babies. Our intention is to breed alpacas for quality fiber, excellent health and conformation, as well as a friendly disposition. 

Garnett

Garnett

Garnett is a wonderful first time mom to Goober.

Stella

Stella

Stella has taken over the job of being the greater, letting children pet her during some farm tours.

The boys

The boys

The boys were keeping a close watch on this snowy day! Alpacas make great watchdogs!

Candy

Candy

Candy is Joe's favorite alpaca and a great foundation female. She has several off spring in the pastures.

Candy and Tabby

Candy and Tabby

These two ladies are practically inseparable! BFFs!

Garnett

Garnett

Garnett in her escape to the front barnyard

The Ladies

The Ladies

Alpaca ladies are just like human ladies! They love hearing the latest pasture gossip around a fresh bale of hay!

Theodore

Theodore

One of the first crias born on the farm, sire to several off spring.

As our numbers are so few at the present time, we are not planning to sell any.  I hope to again begin to breed a couple at a time.  I can not exceed 12 so that our numbers are manageable.  there is nothing more fun than a baby alpaca.  This is Charlie, our new cria born in May

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We had the opportunity to sell our last two males last week, thank you.  So we do not have any alpacas for sale at the present time.  We are down to just 5 females and one male.   We hope to grow our herd slowly and perhaps have more for sale in the near future.

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