Oakleigh Farm Llamas
3520 Audubon Road, Paris, Texas (903) 784-0685
Website last updated: September 8, 2007
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Oakleigh Farm Llamas3520 Audubon Road, Paris, Texas (903) 784-0685Website last updated: September 8, 2007 |
WHY DO WE HAVE LLAMAS AT OAKLEIGH FARM?Since 1986 llamas have graced the pastures
of Oakleigh Farm, and since 1988 we have been taking them into the show ring. Llamas
compete in Our goal at Oakleigh Farm is to produce quality llamas with sound conformation and good minds so they can succeed in the show or simply bring pure pleasure as pets. We have llamas for sale to meet your needs and pocket books. We welcome visitors and always enjoy sharing the beauty of llamas!
LLAMAS and GRAND
DAUGHTERS
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 | Llamas make wonderful pets-- like owning a horse, but easier to handle. |
| Packing with llamas makes hiking a new experience. |
| Imagine yourself in a beautiful surrey carriage drawn by a matching trio of llamas. |
| Llama wool is a lovely specialty fiber for spinners. |
| Llamas are alert and attentive as guardians of other livestock. |
| Llamas and children work well together in youth and 4-H projects. |
Oakleigh Cactus Jack, an ALSA ROM performance champion, is part of a working team
Our state organization is called South Central Llama Association and sponsors regional qualifying youth shows where young folks can learn to show their llamas in an easy and non-threatening environment. Those who qualify get to go to San Antonio for the finals. This young man owns and shows Oakleigh Cactus Cowboy.
Oakleigh Marigold was a big hit during a recent visit with the Girl Scouts at Camp Gambill in Paris, Texas.
This young lady is competing in a pack race and obstacle course with her llama, Oakleigh Magnum Opus. What other animal would be so agreeable with a child on crutches??
Winning a ribbon is always fun. San Antonio here we come!!
This little lady loves her llama, KLR Timone. They are quite a pair in the show ring, having won several ribbons including showmanship and obstacle.
What a pleasure it was to share our llamas with the children at the Handicapable Rodeo organized by the Paris Rodeo and Horse Club. Oakleigh Silver River definitely brought joy to the eyes of these special children!!
If you still wonder why one would want to own llamas, take a look at these pictures again!!
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For more information, contact bcarpenter@oakleighllamas.com
hundreds of ALSA sanctioned shows around the country. Some of the places you can see
llamas locally in competition are the State Fair of Texas in Dallas, the Houston Livestock
Show, the Fort Worth Stock Show, the State Fair of Oklahoma, the Tulsa State Fair, and the
San Angelo Stock Show. The list goes on and on. .jpg)
