We saw a small group of llamas over the weekend. Some ignored us, however the large black male did not lower his head while we were stopped watching these animals.
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Roadtirement 
Llamas are interesting animals. We have Llama and Alpaca farms in Corrales. One is about a half mile north of us.
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Llamas and alpacas are critters I know nothing about. I know lots of folks raise them.
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They have nice wool. I they will spit on you if they don’t like you. I know that much about them.
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Hmm…nice wool and spitting. Think I might stay with old brood cows. They split two for one each calving season… LOL
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Beautiful but should be living wild in Peru…
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Can’t say I disagree with you.
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They are pretty animals, but don’t get too close to that mouth!
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I know nothing about them. (Notice there were TWO fences between us and the critters?) Give me a good old brood cow any day.
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These animals are appearing all over Indiana.
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Yes, so it seems. And I do not appreciate nor understand the desire to have this type of livestock
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Nor do I. Give me the traditional hogs and cows. They seem more natural to the Indiana landscape.
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Nice
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