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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.
The Crossing of Crabtree Lake
Our camp was next to Crabtree Lake at the 10,800 foot level beneath the Le Conte Divide in the John Muir Wilderness. Our family of three humans and four llamas had enjoyed this place for several days. The scenery was absolutely stunning. Every image was vivid and alive. We all felt very aware of every rock, every little plant, and every molecule of air. The lake sparkled like a carefully cut jewel placed in the finest of settings. read more...
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Planning for Llama Packing - What and How Much Should You Take?
While preparing for one of these long trips, I keep in mind two words: simple and light. KEEP IT SIMPLE is my motto. My slogan is KEEP IT LIGHT. While I am thinking in terms of long pack trips, most of the ideas I am going to share with you can be applied to any length trip. This may be especially helpful if you have several people and not so many llamas. That leads me to my first rule of llama packing. read more...
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