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Here in the
foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia, we've been
raising llamas
since 1987 where most of
our
herd of about forty to fifty llamas have been born. Our babies range from light
to heavy wool and from extra large to petite. We selectively breed for
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| We also enjoy producing working llamas. Many are guarding livestock or used as pack llamas. And many are winning in the show ring. Two of our llamas are working as llama therapists in a hospital. And Twin Creek's Llama Treks purchased three of our boys for their trekking company. | ||||||||
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Links to Articles and other Llama Info |
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Shangrila's Studs |
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Click on a Stud to see
their page with more pictures and info including their ILR Llama FAQ - Directions to Farm - New Babies - Shenandoah Showcase 2006 - Headshots Shangrila's Retired Herd Sires: Paso Peru - Smokin' Joe - Fancy Creek Hobbes - Cuervo - Movin On All
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