Oak Hill Farm

Oak Hill Farm, llama breeders in Baxley, Georgia, serves Appling County and the coastal region near Savannah while continuing a multigenerational tradition of conscientious livestock care. It follows breed association guidelines, schedules regular wellness exams and maintains detailed health records for each animal. Its pasture-based setup gives llamas room to graze across rolling fields, and daily interaction fosters calm temperaments that visitors admire.

Stephanie and Malory Williams bring years of hands-on care to each animal, sharing a commitment to attentive husbandry and bringing an eye for health cues in every llama. The herd grazes on rolling pastures that sustain their diet through seasonal changes and benefit from nutrient-rich forage adapted to the local climate. Routine hoof care and vaccination schedules are managed in collaboration with local veterinarians, a partnership that ensures prompt response to any health concerns. Visitors note the calm nature of the llamas and the tranquil farmland setting, a reflection of the farm’s care approach. Each group is kept small to ensure personalized socialization and consistent monitoring of health and behavior.