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| Greg and Jazztime |
Greg and EstherSue have been raising llamas in our present
location since 1989. It was at this time that we were married and received some money as a gift. This money was
used to purchase our very first llama. As llamas go one just leads to another and another and another. We now
have about 100 head. It doesn't seem to matter how many there are there is always room for one more pretty face.
While we do sell our llamas it is always difficult to part with any of them and we do recognize that each llama deserves a
people of their own that they don't have to share with 100 other llamas.
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It is important to us to find the right llama for each person.
The animal that will do the job they want them to do and the people that will fit the llama's individual personalities
It is our objective to promote llamas as a work animal
as well as a companion animal, to introduce llamas to those that are not yet aquainted with them and to support new owners.
We breed only for the best in conformation and disposition in a variety of wool types
Greg and EstherSue both work off the ranch. EstherSue is an elementary school teacher and Greg owns his
own auto mechanics shop. We both find we are stretched pretty thin but the ranch is our primary love and we always find
time to care for the animals and attend llama functions
We could not get along without EstherSue's mother. Although
she is verging on 96 years young she still helps take care of the ranch. You can find her every morning feeding our
collection of dogs and cats and watering all of the llamas that are close to her home, also on the ranch. When
babies are expected Mom tours the area on her golf cart and reports to us at work anything new and exciting. She is also
our social secretary and takes messages for us since she always knows where to find us be it at a llama event or out on the
ranch or maybe even at work.
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Llamas are our life and our love. We enjoy sharing our obsession
with others and invite you to contact us with any questions you have about llamas or are interested in finding that perfect
llama for show, breeding, guard, pack or pet. Contact us and come by for a visit and a few llama kisses.
The page back ground is balloons because we also fly balloons off
the ranch. The big one in the middle, up high, with the wide yellow stripe is ours. It is called Mystical
Winds and the llamas enjoy watching it on calm early mornings.
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