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Black Mountain Pack Llamas

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Mariah & mom Lucy with her new haircut Darwin's new friend Huxley sporting big ears Tugging & playing All white Emily Donnie Everyone has to sniff the new guy! Bodie sees all the possibilities Huxley & lots of friends Hillary perks up during the moonrise Darwin finally woke up from his food coma Grass is always greener on the other side CR muscled up nicely Emily our friend with Emily the llama Lucy looking out Hiking Cleveland National Forest Beau the llama has big plans Newborn llama Michelle is the moma llama for newborn Huxley Moma llama herd looks out for their crias
Douglas Bearmar
680 Rancho Trls
Ramona, CA, 92065
858 997 8849
www.BlackMountainPackLlamas.Com
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Canadas’s Reserve (CR)
Proven Pack Llama, Certified Bloodlines
Stud Fee: $1000
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Mariah
Best In Show! Outstanding Show Presence!
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Johnny Cash
Notable Bloodlines - Ccara on Both Sides
Stud Fee: $1000
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Maybelline
Award-Winning Dam with Proven Offspring
Hillary on the performance course

Best Performance Show, Top Pack Llama

Hillary Clinton

Llama, Ccara, Bred (Female)

ILR# 285978 | DOB: 10/12/2012 (12 yrs)
Sire:
Hi Trl Dargos’s Son Jothee
 
Dam:
Redwoods Lucinda Williams
 
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Ccara Certified 45” Tall.

Breeder: Redwood Llamas.

Hillary shares our top spot for best performance show, while continuing to maintain top honors as one of the top three female pack llamas. She is intelligent, confident, and hard-working.

She’s consistent in the performance show arena.

She’s produced an outstanding offspring, BMPL Bernie, that is currently working a commercial pack llama.

Awards

LASE Saint Andrews Sir Trophy as High Point Performance Llama, Southern CA

Updated 5/19/2023

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