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Ambiance
Ambiance possesses many of the best qualities one would desire in a foundation female. Her physical conformation is perfect, and she carries herself beautifully on her solid and perfect frame...
Anglo
Anglo is a gelded male who is the ideal fiber animal and pet. He is a beautiful typey suri male with terrific coverage, penciling and density all the way down to the ground. He's a large-framed male with very fine lustrous fleece.
July's April
July's April is a gorgeous animal, from the standpoint of conformation as well as fleece characteristics. She possesses Studmaster genetics, which have been inherited from both of her parents...
Mamattegwa
Ambiance continues to throw predictably fantastic offspring.
StudMaster Male K2 and Abenaqui's Peboona were bred in early 2008, Mike is the result of this amazing combination of fine fleeces and fantastic conformation.
Nebis
Nebis' sire StudMaster Male ElToro and dam Ambiance once again produce what we believe will be an award winning cria.
NWA Line Clover
Clover's tall stature is something to marvel at. Her bone structure is strong and straight, and she has beautiful conformation to show for it...
NWA Ltd Focus
Focus is beautifully proportioned and covered head to toe with fine bright white crimpy fleece...
Odanak
Odanak - Algonquin word meaning Homeland - is the first cria born on our farm...
Peboona
Peboona is a gorgeous light fawn female out of StudMaster male El Toro and Ambiance...
Wawiobwan
He is being offered in 2009 at an introductory breeding fee of $500.00. Don't miss out on an early opportunity to breed to this award winning junior herdsire. Born to our NWA Line Clover, Wawiobwan is everything we could hope for in a white male.
2010 Postings
We start this year off with 16 alpacas. Plans are to get more land cleared, using more pigs. Add two bee hives, grub the land to plant pasture, put in over 100 fence posts, maintain existing infrastructure. Come along and see what we can get done.
Please check out Our Herd for information about alpacas available at our farm. We also offer brokering services in addition to the sale of our alpacas.
No room at your place, but want to start growing a herd? We offer agisting services as well. Contact us for more information
April 2009
Happy April! This month we have to look forward to the North American Alpaca show, shearing day, the arrival of piglets, and likely much much more. I will try to keep you up to date on the happenings here.
April 2010
This month we get our two packages of bees, shear our alpacas, move the pigs to their next rooting spot and prepare for the New Hampshire Sheep and Wool Festival and New England Alpaca Fest.
Birth
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We offer several quality stud males to choose from, all of which are descendants of some of the best known bloodlines in the U.S. In addition to on-site breeding services, we offer drive-by breeding services, successful breeding guarantees, and multiple breeding discounts. Check out our herdsires section of the site and call or email us today for more information.
Care
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Farm Journal
Discussing the regular happenings on the Alpaca Farm and business. Read the latest journal entries from our farm!
Starting an Alpaca Farm means there is a lot happening all at once. From new births, to major changes and additions to the infrastructure.
Let our experiences work for you. Learn tips on how and where to begin in the alpaca industry. We spent a lot of time researching before we made this investment, why not use that to your benefit. We would be more than happy to share what we have learned, and help you to research your investment
WOW! It is already February. This means we start planning breedings, preparing for spring shows and events, Shearing in a few months, and just four more months until Cria start dropping to the ground! Okay, maybe I am getting a little ahead of myself...
February 2010 was not the best for us. We lost an integral member of the farm.
Fleece
Alpacas produce one of the world's finest and most luxurious natural fibers. Alpacas are shorn, not skinned, so the fiber is clipped from the animal without causing injury...
Gallery
Alpaca Photo Gallery. This is a place where we will post images from our farm or miscellaneous events. Come back often to see what is going on.
Although we may not be expecting any new cria this winter month or concentrating on breedings, we are still quite busy here on the farm. Come visit and see what we are up to this month.
January 2010
We took January off. Not much going on. Moved some snow around. Started farm planning for Spring.
Yeah! It is July. Here in New England we have not had much of a "summer". So far it has been filled with rain and mud. Our cria have finally started to arrive. Come along for the ride and watch them grow.
June 2009
Ah June. The flowers are in full bloom. Will we have those babies we have been waiting for? These long summer days make for very biusy farmers. Lots of nice weather to get a whole lot of infrastructure repaired and built. We do look forward to the rainy ones too, gives us a day off...sort of.
March 2009
This is going to be a busy month. I hope to be able to keep up with it all.
May 2009
It's May, that could only mean one thing Babies, Babies, Babies. Birthing season is coming!
May 2010
This month we are headed to New England Alpaca Fest which is held at the New Hampshire Sheep and Wool Festival in Contoocook New Hampshire. We also have big plans for making pasture and getting those piggies bigger...AND names.
The end of summer, prepping for winter and fall shows will be in full swing. The cria are growing as fast as the weather is turning.
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Upcoming Events
Want to learn more about alpacas in person? Check out where we will be.
There are four South American camelid cousins - the vicuña, the guanaco, the alpaca, and the llama. Camelids, including alpacas, are pseudoruminants, which means...
Archaeological evidence points to the existence of a llama/alpaca-like camelid roaming the plains of North America as early as 40 million years ago...
Abenaqui Alpacas Farm Journal
By Karrie Myer
Want to know more about the day to day activities at Abenaqui Alpacas? Come check out my farm Journal. Steve and I will be adding new stories from the farm regularly.
Late Winter Storm Take 2
By Karrie Myer
Abenaqui Alpacas Erects Barn - Part 2
By Karrie Myer
Finally, a progress report on our barn building adventure!
Closed for Hunting Season. Come back in December
By Karrie Myer
Abenaqui Alpacas Erects a New Barn - Part 1
By Karrie & Steven Myer
Starting our barn began in 2005, as soon as we purchased the property. We had to clear land for pasture and found useful timber on the land to use for our lumber. Learn about barn building and see what we have done.
Progress
By Karrie Myer
Weaning
By Karrie Myer
Weaning of Ben and Bob
Weanling's Day Two
By Karrie Myer
Check in and see how Bob and Ben are doing today.
A day in the life of a farmer
By Karrie Myer
This picture of Nebis smelling the lilacs is to remind me that there will be warmer days ahed. In the meantime, -14 Degrees this morning. How did you start your day?
Snow Day
By Karrie Myer
A very busy day is behind us. Two feet of snow have fallen. In addition to our regular chores, we spent the day moving snow. Steve on the tractor, me behind the snow blower.
The Barn Siding continues
By Karrie Myer
Today Steve and I bundled up in the cold wind to continue putting up the siding. We spent about 6 hours out there finishing the west side of the barn. It is coming out quite beautifully. Putting that siding up is giving the barn a look of completion. While Steve nailed, I measured and cut the siding to length.
Fiber Artist?
By Karrie Myer
As mentioned in the last entry, I was going to talk about spinning. This has become one of my favorite winter pasttimes. (I say winter only because I just purchased my first spinning wheel this winter and have the time. I am not sure if summer daylight hours will promote much use of the wheel.)
Another Storm is descending upon us
By Karrie Myer
Another winter day another 2 feet of snow? Guess we all know what I am up to this evening and tomorrow. Steve and I will be moving snow! I do actually love this snow. It covers up all the snow that has been dirtied by general farm activities.
Marketing Marketing Marketing
By Karrie Myer
Ground Hog Day
By Karrie-Ann Myer
Introducing Mamattegwa
By Karrie Myer
Hay Feeders
By Karrie Myer