Alpaca in the Kitchen
My daughter, Kristen, working
with
Shawnee's Ball of Fire in
performance training.
Boys will be boys
DDA Butch Cassidy and
Stardette's Black Velvet
playing "King of the Mountain"
in the back field.
Why Alpacas??
Alpacas are amazing creatures, easy to care for and
gentle on the environment.   They have soft, padded
feet that don't tear up pasture land.  They use a
communal dung pile which is a breeze to clean up,
and alpacas don't tear down fences.  They "hum"
softly rather than baa, maa, bray, or bawl.  They
produce an abundance of fiber each year that is able
to be processed without harsh chemicals.
What do you do with Alpacas?
Alpacas are raised for their luxurious fiber.  They
produce several pounds of soft, warm insulating
fiber which is shorn each year.  
Our Business:
A little About Us...
We are Steven Mortimer and my Parents; Dixie and Bill Mortimer.  We started with
alpacas in early 2004 with 2 older, gelded males and fell in love with these stately,
unique and gentle animals.  Our herd has grown over the years and we love every
minute of every day with our alpacas .
Alpaca Breeding, Sales and Mentoring
Alpaca & Llama Shearing
Ranch sitting and medical care assistance
Hand spun yarn and Hand Made garments from alpaca fiber
At Home
Sandy Acres Alpacas
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It was last updated on
February 13, 2009