Lone Pine Llamas

Lone Pine Llamas, ccara llamas, Medford, OR, in southern Oregon, cares for its herd with health and temperament. Kameron Gordon has over a decade of experience in livestock management, combining practical know-how with a respectful approach to animal welfare.

The farm team is a member of the International Lama Registry and follows vaccination and parasite management schedules recommended by veterinarians. Llamas graze on rotationally managed pastures and have access to a heated shelter year-round. Their breeding program prioritizes conformation and fiber density, ensuring llamas suited for both pack and fleece projects. Young animals are socialized through supervised pasture strolls and regular interactions with visitors. Each animal undergoes basic training for halter walking and load carrying before joining group treks on nearby trails.

Visitors often note the herd’s calm nature and inquisitive demeanor, a reflection of the steady handling and environment.