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Posted by anscox on 10-05-2006 09:48 PM:

Isn't he CUTE?!

Visited my parents this weekend and they have a new baby, he's 5 days old today! He doesn't have a name yet, still working on finding just the right thing for him.
These guys have to be the most adorable creatures, and soooo soft!

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Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 10-05-2006 09:53 PM:

Beautiful!

AND... Huge! Bob says "OUCH!" Very nice both mother and baby!
Thanks for sharing! Happyhunting, Heather

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Posted by anscox on 10-05-2006 09:57 PM:

Thanks Heather!
14 pounds at birth, and to think I complained about 7.6 with our daughter! LOL.

Found another one, he was sun bathing a few hours after birth...
Looks like this would hurt though!

Posted by 4ever_blue on 10-05-2006 10:17 PM:

ahhhhh a alpaca how adorable how many do they have ?
that does look like it would be a neck ache in the happening LOL

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Posted by anscox on 10-05-2006 11:51 PM:

4ever_blue...

Thank you! I forgot to post what he was... so many people think they are llamas. Nothing makes my mother more upset then having someone tell her how pretty her llama is! LOL.

They have 11 right now, three babies due in the near future including one that was due yesterday but is taking it's time. Have sold 4 recently, don't have growing room and just have to keep the ones they like the best and sell some when the babies come. They're hoping to find a larger farm soon so they can expand.

Here is a shot of their new future stud they just got in from CA. He's a doll!

Posted by BIGCASTLEDAWGS on 10-05-2006 11:55 PM:

NICE LOOKING STUD!

I could have been happy with a bunch of those instead of all my chickens! I just Love the way they look! MUCH better looking than llamas to me!
Hope your folks find that bigger place!
Heather

Posted by Dan Morris on 10-06-2006 01:09 AM:

Darn..........got to call Drob............He aint ever seen one of the Antartic camels before!!!!! LOL Drob that small one is the camel, the big one is your once in a life-time look at a Antartic giaraffe !

Oh yea.........don't nobody tell him any different, OK ?!

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Posted by anscox on 10-06-2006 02:33 AM:

Dan...

You can call them anything you want as long as it's not Llama!!

Posted by Dan Morris on 10-06-2006 02:45 AM:

no offence meant. got a freind into the wool thing and he got a big kick out of my description.

Posted by anscox on 10-06-2006 03:45 AM:

What kind of "wool thing" does he do? My mother and I have started a new weaving business. She has a lot of friends into spinning as well. Have to do something with the mountains of fiber from these things!

Posted by Frank Beam on 10-06-2006 07:45 AM:

treeing walker??

Nice looking Walker Hound you ought to put him in the shows!lol

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Posted by ken rocha on 10-06-2006 02:20 PM:

what are those used for?

Posted by anscox on 10-06-2006 02:52 PM:

Most $$$$ right now is in breeding. They are fiber animals with a very fine fleece. It is as soft as cashmere and 10 time warmer then wool but does not have that itchy feeling wool has. It is also low allergin since the fiber does not contain lanolin like sheep wool, this makes it ideal for people with fiber allergies. Garments made from alpaca are considered high-end luxury items and are usually only found through over-seas distributors, boutique and speciality stores, or fashion "experts" like Neman-Marcus.

Raw fiber sells for anywhere from $3-5 an oz depending on quaility, length, and color. It's real light weight and wicks away moisture so it's very popular with snow skiiers.

What's really neat is NASA uses this to line the astronauts space suits with.

Posted by anscox on 10-06-2006 02:54 PM:

Frank, if you look closely it's really a blue-tick, not a walker. See the ticks? And they won't let us show him, said something about him exceeding the height limit for the breed standard. Can you believe that?! I think they're just jealous... LOL.

Posted by anscox on 10-06-2006 04:57 PM:

KEN...

If you want some more info. on them check out my parents website. She has a lot of information on there about them and also about the weaving part of it. You can see some of the end products there.

kushkuntryalpacas.com

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