We have one guardian llamas for sale: a registered solid black intact male.
Pictures and more information will be posted on the website soon.
Guard llamas drastically reduce or completely eliminate predator losses. The value of the livestock saved exceeds the initial cost of the llama and the small annual maintenance of a CDT shot, worming and hoof trimming. Llamas live a long time (20 years or so), have low maintenance, require no training and protect the flock or herd. They also require no special feed. They eat the same food as sheep/goats and cows. We use llamas with our goats/sheep and cows for protection from coyotes and dogs. Coyotes account for 64% of your losses while 14% is attributed to dogs.
Last updated 04-June-2010
Cloud Peak's Century is a registered medium brown and creme intact male llama (DOB 06-24-06) from Kamas, Utah. He is a cart trained. Century placed third at the Grand National Show in 2007. His sire was Reserve Grand Champion at the same show. SOLD
Tumeric comes with an application for registration and is a red intact male llama (DOB 10-30-08). He is presently living with sheep and goats and will be a better guard once he reaches one year of age. SOLD
2574 is an unregistered brown and white intact adult male llama. He is presently guarding sheep and goats and is ready to work. SOLD
2640 is an unregistered black one year old intact male llama. He is presently guarding sheep and goats and is ready to work. SOLD
2662 is black with white dot on neck one year old intact male llama who comes with an Application for Registration with the ILR. He is presently guarding sheep and goats and is ready to work. SOLD
