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Hello again and welcome to our llama page.  
 

After much consideration we have decided to sell our herd of 7 llamas (4 females, 3 males). All llamas are well taken care of, healthy, up to date on worming and shots and have been shaved for this year. All do well on a halter and lead rope and are easy to handle. The one male can be territorial at times and does better by himself. We hate to see them go but we just do not have the time to spend with them that they deserve because our herd of fainting goats keeps us busy. We had plans to start a packing business and offer day hikes with a llama and they would be an excellent starter package for someone who has the interest. They all shear a generous amount of nice dense fleece and would make a great starter herd for the hobby spinner.  They have been in with our goats so being around other smaller animals is not an issue.  You might even consider using them as guard llamas. 

Call or text 716-307-0659, E-mail to slatebrookfarm@wildblue.net. Thanks in advance for your interest.

Prices are firm so please do not ask me to take a lesser offer.

Meet Our Pack

Slate Brook Farm "Mocha N Cream"
Female

Age 1 year

Dam: Rising Sun Exotics Torchey

Sire: Rising Sun Exotics Ramone

Mocha is Torchey's cria born in April 2009.  She is super friendly and has a gentle disposition.  She has not been on a halter and lead rope but we have been handling her for grooming and hoof trimming.

 

Photo coming

Slate Brook Farm Morning Magic
"Magic"

Age 1 year
Dam: Windy Hill Farms Sassy

Sire: Rising Sun Exotics Ramone

Magic is Sassy's cria born in May 2009.  Magic is going to be a smaller sized male.  He has nicely locked black colored fiber and a gentle disposition.  He has not been on a halter and lead rope but we have been handling him for grooming and hoof trimming.