Less expensive alpacas for sale -
4-H, fiber production, & pasture ornaments.
EasyGo Farm
Hillsboro, Oregon
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and an alpaca birth

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Package Prices:
Blitzen & Cavalier: $400
Brevet & Giovanni: $400
All 4 white boys for $600
Jack & Hawkeye: $500

Blitzen & Cavalier were born a day
apart and have never been
separated.

Brevet & Giovanni
, also born a day
apart,
 joined the big boys as
yearlings and are getting along well.


The females,
Venetia and Sunny,
can be paired for a huacay/suri
combo: $500.
EG Blitzen                     $250
Gelding
DOB: 8/10/06
ARI 30405240
Sire: Stormy Day
Dam: EasyGo Terese
EG Cavalier                   $250
Gelding
DOB: 8/11/06
ARI 30629257
Sire: NWA, Ltd Ceazar
Dam: EasyGo Bonbon
Venetia                        $300
DOB: 8/10/06
ARI 30405110
Sire: I-Roc
Dam: HMSTD Florentine
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EG Brevet                      $250
Gelding
DOB:
9/23/08
ARI 31177436
Sire: NWA, Ltd Ceazar
Dam: EasyGo Bonbon
EG Giovanni                  $250
Gelding
DOB: 9/24/08
ARI 311774050
Sire: Jumpin' Joe Flash
Dam: HMSTD Florentine

2010: Fleece graded as Royal Baby
- under 20 microns for the whole
fleece, not just a sample - by AFCNA
Males
7 huacayas and 1 suri - all with beautiful fleece,
perfect for fiber production, 4-H, companion
alpacas, pasture ornaments, or just because.
Females
Pet Alpacas?

We sometimes talk about "pet alpacas",
but as cuddly as they seem, they are not
really pets in the same sense as a dog is
a pet.

Most of them don't like to be petted or even
touched. There are exceptions, but you
should be very wary of a 'friendly' young
male. When he becomes an adult, he may
not understand the difference between
humans and alpacas - he may treat you as
another young male, which means
pushing, chest butting, or even biting.

It's important that your alpaca respects your
space and comes only as close as is
respectful. This doesn't mean you have to
go in for heavy-handed dominance,
however.

It also does not mean that you have to be
wary around adult males, as you must be
with stallions, rams, bucks, or bulls. I can
walk up to my male alpacas,
while they are
breeding, put my arm around their necks,
and pull them away.

Alpacas' major defense is running away; if
they're very angry, they will spit; they may
kick, especially if they're surprised from
behind; they may bite each other. But it's
very unusual for them to do any damage to
a human.

It's easy to halter train them. With further
training, you can put them through an
obstacle course; you can even teach them
"tricks" like putting trash into a waste can
or fetching their halters.

A good resource on training, handling, and
overcoming problems is Marty McGee
Bennett's book and website
Camelidynamics.

Other sources of info are:

Alpaca Academy

AOBA Youth Association

OSU (Oregon) Extension Service
Clackamas County, 503-655-8635.
Washington County, 503-725-2110.
4-H in Oregon

NCAT Sustainable Agricultural Project
Resources for starting a fiber animal
business
Alpacas need

Shelter - a 3 or 3½ sided run-in shed is
fine in most climates, though the humans
will be happier working in a barn.

Space - enough room to take a run and
stretch their legs.

Good fences - secure enough to keep
dogs, coyotes, and other predators out; it's
not as hard to keep the alpacas in (as
long as you remember to close the gates!).

Food - they prefer grass, but a good grass
hay should be available also; a field of tall
grass that looks good to us may be
over-mature with little nutrition and not very
tasty.

Water - clean and always available.

Vitamins & minerals - as a block or loose,
or supplemental pellets, or both.

Companionship - at least one other
alpaca (even a llama is not the same for
them); 3 or more feels more like a herd
and therefore safer.

Shearing - once a year as well as
toe-trimming, vaccinations, deworming
when necessary. Do not deworm on a
schedule; run a fecal sample (or have your
vet do one) to determine whether or not
you actually have parasites.
EG Hawkeye               $300            
Gelding
Dark silver grey.
DOB: 9/3/10
ARI 31955683
Sire:
Absolute's Dash of Pepper
Dam: EG Kamatee Kaora

Hawkeye is very small (56 lbs at 15
months), a mini-alpaca, but lively
and healthy; his dam, granddam,
and great granddam are all small.
EG Summer Sun          $400
Beige
DOB: 9/4/05
ARI 30405271
Sire:
NWA, Ltd Ceazar
Dam: Autumn Sun
All our alpacas (except Jack Frost) are registered with ARI
(Alpaca Registry, Inc) and sell with their papers - though the
females will be designated as "non-breeders" if sold at the
"pet" price.
They are all BVD negative.
Jack Frost      $300                     
White                               
DOB: 12/1/11  
Jack, like Hawkeye, is
a mini-alpaca

Hawkeye and Jack for $500.
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