Are Llamas affordable?

You betcha! Prices are dependent on the animal. Variables affect the price: sex, age, confirmation, level of training, fiber quality, bloodline etc. As a rule of thumb, expect our pet males to be the lowest price, sometimes as low as $500. In order to start a herd; a male Sire could range in prices from $1,000 - $2,500. Our female price range is between $1,200 -$4,000.
Please don’t hesitate to contact us and perhaps begin negotiations. The above prices are guidelines posted to give you an idea towards your investment. We are committed to all of our Fiber Animals AND the people who buy them.

Llamas Terms of Sales


Adults

 

 

Ithmar - SOLD

Ithamar & Simon both SOLD October, 02 and are now living in Ft. Gay, WV with their New Owners. Both intact Males were purchased as Herd Sires for their new farm. Congrats to the Copley's, I'm sure you will be pleased with the offspring Ithamar & Simon produce for you.

Simon Says - SOLD

2 Year Old Male
Head & Hearts' Brunswick Ladd


Brunswick Ladd

Brunswick Ladd

Head & Hearts' Brunswick Ladd Male, 2 year old, light wool. Born April 10, 2001. Brunswick has been to many public events and has charmed everyone from a very early age. His disposition and handability is exactly what you want as a 1st time llama owner. He'll be quite patient with you while you are learning the ropes to llama husbandry. Sire is our Pied-Piper & Dam is our One Dot. Both parents are outstanding and have produced this "wonder boy".
Brunswick sells for $750.00 - (discriminate homes, only)

SOLD - to Neal & Kimber Cocke and their 2 daughters at Whispering Pines Farm in Bassett, VA.


2 year old intact light wool Male - NorthStarr


NorthStarr

Head & Hearts' NorthStarr

2 year old intact light wool Male, Sire is Galaxy and Dam is Savuti. NorthStarr is a Pack llama in training and doing very well in the pack string along side his dad. He has been shown in several conformation shows and has placed 3rd in all shows. NorthStarr is our "Herd Clown", you can tell as you see him pictured at the back door holding a boot in his mouth. NorthStarr is very well trained and easy for small children to handle and lead. He has charcoal gray double coat fiber meaning that he does have the guard hair that protects the soft downy type fiber, after the guard hairs are removed you've got a very fine soft (almost virgin fiber) because it has been protected by the guard hair. Even though it is more labor intensive to prepare a double coat llama the end results far out-weigh the work involved. Galaxy and his light wool double coat offspring have my very favorite llama fiber to spin.
NorthStarr sells for $750

SOLD - to Neal & Kimber Cocke and their 2 daughters at Whispering Pines Farm in Bassett, VA.

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