BLUEGRASS ALPACA RANCH

That experience inspired us to look a little deeper. We already lived out in the country and had 10 acres. We knew we could have a farm with what we already had. So, we started by visiting local farms who had llamas and alpacas. First we sought out Marion Bragg, from Freestate Llamas. She had a bunch of them and we learned a lot more from her. We decided we were definitely in the market to buy some so, we promised Marion we would be back after we figured out fencing and a barn, etc. Shortly thereafter, we visited an alpaca farm that was around the corner from our house. There we met the first alpaca we fell in love with, Gracie. Gracie was (and still is) a special alpaca. She ran right up to us and put her nose in our faces as if she knew her future would be with us. It was once again, an instant love connection. Alpacas were just as cute as llamas, but even smaller and fluffier! We started visiting many alpaca farms and learning all about their fiber, their care and what we needed to..

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