Does this thing still work?

[David V.]

Anyone home?

[Randy]

Post by David V.
Anyone home?
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain

I'm home ?

Randy

[Susan Gawarecki]

I'm home and incredibly busy with work and the farm. I have a new baby
llama, born March 25, black, female, and very lively!

Susan R has a new baby girl, too, from Erte' with a female she leased.
Don't know if she's still checking this ng, though.

Susan G

Post by Randy

Post by David V.
Anyone home?
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain

I'm home ?
Randy

[s***@gmail.com]

I'm home and incredibly busy with work and the farm.  I have a new baby
llama, born March 25, black, female, and very lively!
Susan R has a new baby girl, too, from Erte' with a female she leased.
Don't know if she's still checking this ng, though.
Susan G

Post by Randy

Post by David V.
Anyone home?
--
Dave
"A lie can travel halfway around the world while the truth is
putting on its shoes."
Mark Twain

I'm home ?
Randy- Hide quoted text -

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Still reading, but not much time to post. I can read on my iPhone,
but it's a little hard to post to the group with it. Right now I am
in Montana, headed for Tacoma WA. My baby will be two months old
before I get to see her. I am busy pestering Tracy for more photos.
Susan

[David V.]

Post by Susan Gawarecki
I'm home and incredibly busy with work and the farm. I have a new baby
llama, born March 25, black, female, and very lively!
Susan R has a new baby girl, too, from Erte' with a female she leased.
Don't know if she's still checking this ng, though.

Been busy here too. I'm also looking around for stud service for
my 3 girls. So far all that's been offered are those way too tall
packers or a small fuzz balls. Doesn't anyone breed classic
packers anymore?

[Susan Gawarecki]

This has been driving me crazy, too. You are in better shape being out
west--there are very few good quality light wool studs here in the east.

You might check with the folks at www.ccarallama.com - several of the
screeners live in California. They have nice breeding stock or can
recommend others closer to you as well.

Susan G

Been busy here too. I'm also looking around for stud service for my 3
girls. So far all that's been offered are those way too tall packers or
a small fuzz balls. Doesn't anyone breed classic packers anymore?

[David V.]

Thanks. I'll give them a try.

The Inca bred llamas for thousands of years. Their lives revolved
around llamas. They bred them for a specific purpose. I doubt we
could improve on that. At least that's my opinion.

Post by Susan Gawarecki
This has been driving me crazy, too. You are in better shape
being out west--there are very few good quality light wool
studs here in the east.
You might check with the folks at www.ccarallama.com - several
of the screeners live in California. They have nice breeding
stock or can recommend others closer to you as well.
Susan G