Bucks & More Bucks

On my way back from the vets these guys were just hanging out in a freshly mowed field. There were 11 bucks and 4 does in this group.

Open House

Our September 3rd & 4th open house was a lot of fun. We had many products for sale, and some just for people to touch and experience. Lots of people took the farm tour and had many questions.

Our next stop will be September 24th & 25th at the Jefferson County Fairgrounds for the 15th Annual Alpacas on the Rocks Open House. If you can make it, please come and visit with us.

Hay

After spending several days working on the swather, Delmar was finally able to get out and cut and windrow the hay. What a beautiful sight it is to have the last field cut. Delmar is in seventh heaven when he is working with his equipment.

Hay Time

Here is Delmar & a neighbor baling the hay.

Bucks in hay field.

We see these bucks every day, this morning we saw eight of them, and me with no camera. I should know better than that. Behind our wetland we have a doe with three fawns-not one, not two, but three. But she won't let me get a picture of them. Two bashful I guess.

Kiana's PV baby - Sireno is beautiful.

This guy is Kiana's cria. He is such a little ham, and what a wonderful fleece he has. The paco-vicuña babies are always seeing what kind of trouble they can get into. We had seven babies this year - 5 alpacas & 2 paco-vicuñas/four females and three males. It was a good year.

Moved and now settled in Salida, Colorado

We wondered about moving to Salida, and as you can see it is such a beautiful place to raise our alpacas & paco-vicuñas. We love managing the place for Jefferson Farms, and we now have a total of 212 animals on the farm with more to come. We absolutely love it here, it is like a slice of heaven-on-earth.