One Dot with her Cria
Aspin Glow
Aspin
Razzmatazz
Razzmatazz, another of our Adult Breeding Females. Her 1st breeding will be this Fall and we plan to breed her with our upcoming Jr. Herd Sire "Good 'N Plenty" for a Fall 2004 cria.
Zoe Anne
Zoe Anne she is one of our adult breeding females and Public Relations and Party Llama. She enjoys off the farm activities and loves children. We are awaiting the arrival of her 1st cria anytime.
Autumn Rose, now 4 years old was our very 1st cria born to us on our farm. Her Mother Savuti is one of our founding Herd Females. Autumn Rose is now a mother herself, she just had the New Arrival Windrose Bleau. Oh the stories I can tell about "Autumn Rose", anyone that visits our farm or has seen us out in the community remembers "Autumn Rose". She is quite the inquisitor and her intelligence keeps her entertained and keeps us hopping!
Palmera
Palmera
Adult Breeding Female Palmera is 1 of our 2 "Full Chilean" breeding females
Savuti
Savuti, our Adult Founding Herd Breeding Female. Savuti loves to be pregnant and truly isn't happy unless she is bred. She feels that having babies is her job and she does it well. Easy breeder, birther and produces tons of rich milk. Her cria thrive and grow by leaps and bounds. Savuti is the Dam of "Cupid", "Autumn Rose", "North Starr" & "Grey~Stone". All 4 have different Sires. All 4 carry her inquisitive, intelligence and personality. Savuti's offspring are the llamas that visitors remember and always ask about on their return visits to the farm. As a rule we do not breed our females every year. We alternate female breeding every other year within our 9 Adult Female Herd. We believe that resting our gals keep them stronger, longer and allows their consumption of the necessary nutrients to support their own good health. Savuti is pictured with Autumn Rose our 1st cria born to Head & Heart Fiber Farm. Autumn Rose was 8 hours old.
Berry B Good is 1 of our 2 Adult Breeding "Full Chilean" Females. Berry is a New Zealand import and is the Dam to our Jr. Herd Sire "Good 'N Plenty". Berry is bred to our "Galaxy" for a Spring 2004 cria.
L'oreal
L'oreal
L'oreal and her very 1st baby with the most tenderest kiss; makes me realize just how much the llamas mean to each other. They are highly social animals, within their own herd they all have their own particular place and respect each other and are very protective of each member in the herd. Llamas can teach us many things about life if we just listen and observe.
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