Broken Arrow Pack Llamas

Broken Arrow Pack Llamas, Ccara llamas, is located in rural Wyoming and the Rocky Mountain foothills near Cheyenne. It has been under Todd Brown’s care for several years, is a member of the International Llama Association, and participates in regional llama registry programs. Adult llamas undergo annual wellness screenings, fiber quality assessments, and are vaccinated according to veterinary guidelines.

The herd grazes on open pasture with daily socialization, gentle trail training, and shelter access year-round. Bloodlines are chosen for calm temperament, robust health, and endurance to ensure dependable working companions. Seasonal shearing is timed with health checks and the fiber is showcased at regional agriculture fairs and fiber festivals.

Trained pack llamas have supported guided treks across varied terrain, educational farm visits, and community outreach events. Visitors often remark on the llamas’ calm demeanor, friendly interaction style, and resilience in diverse climates, reflecting the farm’s commitment to animal welfare.