Madison River Pack Llamas

Madison River Pack Llamas, Ccara llamas in Bozeman, Montana, has spent several years developing a herd focused on sound structure and balanced temperament. They follow recommended protocols for vaccinations, parasite control, and routine veterinary evaluations to support long-term health. Breeding selections emphasize conformation, foot health, and gentle dispositions to suit both pack work and companion roles.

Their llamas graze on open pasture and enjoy daily turnout supplemented by locally sourced hay, ensuring steady weight gain and strong conditioning. Early socialization includes hands-on handling, exposure to livestock guardian dogs, and regular trail walks over varied terrain. The farm’s philosophy ties animal well-being to landscape health, with rotational grazing benefiting soil regeneration along nearby waterways. Prospective owners appreciate the clear health records and willingness to share knowledge on llama husbandry.

Residents across western Montana near Missoula often visit the farm to observe herd dynamics and ask questions about pack planning.