Show Me State Classics

Show Me State Classics, Ccara llamas in the Ozarks near St. Louis, Missouri, focuses on health-tested bloodlines. With over ten years of selective breeding, Laura Harrawood practices fiber and genetic evaluations recommended by national llama registries.

Herds live on rotationally grazed pastures shaded by oak woodlands and spend nights in a well-ventilated barn that supports natural social groups. A focus on temperament ensures each llama is approachable and curious, traits that reflect gentle handling from an early age. Early handling helps the animals stay calm in family settings and farm visits.

Their breeding program also considers fiber density and staple length alongside evaluating fleece crimp and luster to meet the varied needs of small-scale spinning circles. The breeder’s steady stream of satisfied feedback suggests a patient, steady approach to raising animals that thrive at shows and small-scale fiber operations. Stock are registered with the International Llama Registry, reinforcing the pedigree records customers appreciate.