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HERD SALE

In April 2011 I will be celebrating my 70^th birthday. During the past 35 years I have experienced a wonderful and full life with llamas. As time passes I am beginning to realize I will soon not be able to effectively care for the number of animals I currently have here at the ranch. I do not intend to leave the llama community, but will continue to train llamas, attend llama shows, and remain active in llama organizations.

I have decided to place a number of llamas for sale. These are animals with proven breeding histories and genetically sound backgrounds. They have produced the majority of my show animals. Seventy-five % of all the llamas here at the ranch have been shown in competition. Some of the animals will be offered as companions to other llamas sold. Multiple purchases will qualify for a discount.

I know this is a difficult time economically to sell llamas, however I will not turn down any reasonable offer as long as they go to a good home where they will be cared for well.

See the llamas for sale on the website or come by the ranch to see the selection and make me an offer.

Lora Lee Crawford

 

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My commitment is to help people learn more about llamas. I love to talk about llamas.

 

Most people know me as "Lora".  My life with llamas began when I read an article about llamas in the National Enquirer in 1976.  That article pointed me in the direction of Paul & Sally Taylor's Ranch in Sebastopol, California, where I bought my first llama.  I was a young mother of two boys, thinking that I could raise llamas to help finance the children's college.

In 1981 I purchased a male named "Filbert" from Richard Patterson in Bend Oregon.  That male's crias became the foundation of my breeding program.  I still have females from this sound genetic beginning.  During those earlier years the prices of llamas soared.  From the revenue of sold llamas, I was able to purchase a very special male in 1990 named "Sizzlin Hot" from Tom Simons.  This gentle giant (not in size, but in substance) sired forty off-spring before his death on August 13, 2000, due to a dog attack at my ranch. The loss of "Sizzlin Hot" was a dramatic and emotional event.

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Life does go on. Today my sons are achieving their own personal goals. Having been involved in CAL-ILA, LANA, ILA, ALSA for many years, and a ALSA Judge since 1997, I continue to support the health and well being of llamas and the llama community.  My current goal is to provide education for prospective buyers, new llama owners, experienced owners, and the llama community.  Over the years I have gathered a vast amount of information regarding llama health, showing, judging, training, and raising llamas.

Call or e-mail, and allow me to share some of this information with you.