The Llamas
ALA Members from across the country are consigning the best of the best from their Argentine Llama breeding programs. With fewer than 350 full Argentines in North America, now is your chance to become one of the few to own your very own exotic Argentine! If you love fiber, bone and wonderful dispositions…you will indeed want to add an Argentine to your breeding program. Consigned llamas include both full and part Argentines. All part Argentines have to be at least 50% Argentine and all bred females will be bred to a full Argentine.
The Bidding Process
You will be able to sign up to bid beginning May 1st, just go to the ALA website. All bids will be by email or phone and bidders will receive a bidding number. The ALA auction team will be there to answer any of your questions. For more information on the sale please be sure to visit our website at www.argentinellamas.org.
On-Line Sale
June 5-7, 2009
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ALA presents a preview of llamas consigned to the sale. To view all of the llamas in the sale please visit www.argentinellamas.org starting May 1st.
Argentine Zoomba Full Argentine Kobra son Carother's Country Farm, MN
Roana - 3 in 1 1/2 Argentine bred female Carother's Country Farm, MN
june 2009
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LINKING UP
Interview with
Lynda Carothers
of Carothers Country Farm
by Laura Harrawood
Lynda with Argentine Sarmiento Lynda, you are an icon in the Argentine Llama community so it is an honor to interview you. Let's start out with some simple standard questions and expand from there. I purchased my first llamas in fall of 1989. It is a day I will always remember. There was a 3 in 1 package, a 2 year old "friendly" male and a young female. I sure learned a lot from that day on! At the time I raised Arabian horses. But these llamas truly stole my heart. This year marks 20 years! How long have you had Argentines and why did you decide to focus your program on them How long have you owned llamas

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