Fire Rock Llamas

Fire Rock Llamas raises ccara llamas on 20 acres outside of Union, Oregon, a small community in the northeast corner of the state at the base of the Eagle Cap Wilderness, roughly an hour from La Grande.

Troy and Heidi Hill run the operation with a deliberate focus on size, structure, and dual-purpose utility, selecting animals capable of performing in both the pack string and the show ring. The program keeps 10 to 15 females and three herdsires, reflecting a quality-over-quantity approach in which bloodlines are chosen for their proven track record across generations. Herd sires carry notable lineage, including ties to well-credentialed show animals, and the males are evaluated for bone, frame, height, and overall balance.

Anyone looking for ccara llamas for sale in Oregon from a program with a defined selection standard will find that Fire Rock Llamas keeps a modest but intentional herd of around 25 to 30 animals total, including working packers.

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