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"Update" 11/1/09
- Husband says Farm will be put on the market Spring 2010
Just
got back(10/13/09) from spending a week in Tennesee and my husband John LOVES it there. One obstacle down, now just
have to work on finishing things around the farm, getting some more llamas sold (especially the boys need to find good homes)
and selling the farm next year. Still want to take another trip to NE TN and look around some more and get with a realitor
in the Spring. It sure felt like home in many places and I know that the few llamas that we will be taking along will
love it.
I am officially
retired too. Now what? Concentrating on finishing up projects around the farm and find homes for at least
10 more llamas before it turns cold. Want to take some time to take a trip south to see where we would like to relocate
to.
Would like to have the majority of our herd sold by fall. Hoping I can keep a few to have fun
with and keep me sane. :)
Proven
herdsires, young males; females all ages, some bred - LAMS Nutcracker offspring. Suris and non-suris; pets/companions
too. All price ranges. Reasonable offers also welcome.
Time sure is flying by. Seems that in our younger years time did not
move fast enough. Then in our middle years it was rush, rush and not enough time in our busy schedules.
Now, it seems that time is just flying by and we would like to slow it down; there are so many things we still want to do
and enjoy before time runs out.
What lies
ahead is both exciting and scary. It is hard to make changes. God willing, llamas will stay in our lives, but of course
it will have to be at a different level. Maybe, God willing, we will be able to live someplace a little warmer
too. (like Tennessee)
We hate that we must part with these awesome creatures and are doing our best to ensure that they are placed in good homes.
Aside from my children and my grandchildren, (and a few good dogs and a couple of special horses) llamas
have been the highlight of my life. Llamas have intruduced us to many new places, new friends, and a few very special friends.
The llama community is full of many wonderful people.
Thank
you, to all the people that have purchased llamas form us over the years and given them good homes. Many of you have shared
info and pictures of their crias, and I greatly appreciate that.
We still have many llamas that must leave us during our transition into retirement, so please give us a call and we will be
glad to chat with you about them.
Champion Bloodlines & Award Winning Fiber;
Proven Herdsires, Bred Females, &
offspring;
Showing, Breeding, Livestock Guardians, Pets/companions.
Buy one, several or ALL.
See something you like - make us an offer.
What
the heck, you don't know if you don't ask.
Miss you "Cracker"
