life... on the farm: Auction Day!!

Saturday, October 15, 2011

Auction Day!!

Today we are in Ohio to attend the Peruvian Classic Sale. We brought our best two girls to put in this auction ~ our own Smokey's Twilight and Enlightenment's Rocky Rose.

This is the second alpaca auction we have ever attended. We sold two girls in the last auction we were a part of, and we hope to do the same today. If you are looking for a quality grey girl, you don't even have to come to Ohio to bid, you can do so over the Live Auction on the internet.

lot #6 and #31 ~ those are my beautiful girls!!

Lot #6 Smokey's Twilight ~ a beautiful dark silver grey yearling:

Lot #31 Enlightenment's Rocky Rose ~ an incredible rose grey yearling:

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The Adventure of a Lifetime

Our farming adventure began with the purchase of 3 alpacas in the fall of 2007. This eventually grew to an alpaca farm that birthed 23 cria. While we averaged 20 alpacas on a farm at any given time, we hit a peek of over 30 alpacas. We were involved in every aspect of alpaca farming: from breeding decisions, birthing, to attending alpaca shows, and shearing our own alpacas along with making product from their luscious fiber (hand spinning yarn and knitting product). We participated in 24 alpaca shows, and became very involved in the alpaca community.

In 2013 we added hair sheep to our farm.

Throughout this process we continued to tweak and revise our business plan. Our business plan evolved over time, and in 2013 it became clear that our goal was to raise grass fed animals for human consumption. While the initial plan was for this to go along side of alpaca farming, we slowly came to the conclusion our adventure was going to take us somewhere else.

In 2013 we began to sell off our alpaca herd to begin our new adventure with grass fed sheep and cattle.

Our adventure is still unfolding, so please, join us in our adventure of a lifetime as our journey unfolds.