We started with a small farmette 20 years ago in Albion, NY.
Our family farm consisted of a cow, a couple of goats and a
few rabbits. While our two children were in 4-H we raised
and showed six breeds of goats, Suffolk sheep, beef cows,
swine, and rabbits as well as mini-horses & full size horses for
riding. Our boys had a great interest in animals and so do we
so we expanded into some exotics. Wallaby's, a monkey, a
binturong, prairie dogs, ferrets, and even a few reptiles. YES,
we had a full house! Then I got my first llama. He was nothing
spectacular and certainly not show quality but I was hooked.
When the boys aged out of 4-H we thinned out the livestock.
I was ready to focus my attention on the llamas and alpaca's.
Since then we have developed a herd of quality llamas that we
love, show, and breed. Much of our summer is spent traveling
with a group of youth all over the North East enjoying and
showing our llamas and meeting the wonderful people
associated with these beautiful creatures.
Our family farm consisted of a cow, a couple of goats and a
few rabbits. While our two children were in 4-H we raised
and showed six breeds of goats, Suffolk sheep, beef cows,
swine, and rabbits as well as mini-horses & full size horses for
riding. Our boys had a great interest in animals and so do we
so we expanded into some exotics. Wallaby's, a monkey, a
binturong, prairie dogs, ferrets, and even a few reptiles. YES,
we had a full house! Then I got my first llama. He was nothing
spectacular and certainly not show quality but I was hooked.
When the boys aged out of 4-H we thinned out the livestock.
I was ready to focus my attention on the llamas and alpaca's.
Since then we have developed a herd of quality llamas that we
love, show, and breed. Much of our summer is spent traveling
with a group of youth all over the North East enjoying and
showing our llamas and meeting the wonderful people
associated with these beautiful creatures.
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W.A.R.M B-ACRES