Palouse Pack Llamas

Palouse Pack Llamas, Ccara llamas in Washington, is located in the Palouse region near Spokane. Allan Widman has been raising llamas for over a decade and maintains memberships in the Alpaca and Llama Breeders Association, ensuring each sire and dam passes routine health screenings for soundness and fleece quality.

Animals live in small family herds on pasture rotated seasonally for optimal forage and shelter, with daily handling to build gentle temperament. Socialization includes supervised interactions with local sheep and goats, supporting calm behavior in diverse settings. Highlights include participation in fleece competitions and occasional farm visits that reflect a hands-on approach to breeding for stable gait and balanced conformation.

Feedback from local farm events often notes the llamas’ sure-footedness and friendly nature during led walks. Breeding priorities focus on health, fleece density and temperament suited to trail and pack duties, reflecting years of careful record keeping.