Moonbeam Llamas

Moonbeam Llamas, llama breeders in Washington, Indiana, care for a small herd on their family farm in Daviess County near Evansville. Owned by Mark McWhorter, they adhere to standard herd health protocols with routine veterinary exams, parasite management, and vaccination updates. The herd lives on open pasture with daily turnout, shade structures, and family interaction to promote strong social bonds.

The farm sits amid rolling fields where llamas have space to roam and graze, building calm temperaments appreciated by livestock guardians and fiber enthusiasts. Seasonal group herding exercises help youngsters develop resilience and stable herd dynamics. Each animal receives individual grooming and fiber assessment to ensure consistent quality.

They incorporate sustainable practices such as rotational grazing, composted bedding reuse, and low-stress handling to support long-term wellness. Fiber from the herd is sought by local artisans for its softness, luster, and durability.