Stirling Ridge Alpacas

Stirling Ridge Alpacas raises huacaya alpacas on a small farm in Moscow, Idaho, in the rolling hills of the Palouse region — roughly 90 miles south of Spokane, Washington. Patch and Debbie Blakey run the operation, which sits just 15 miles from the Washington State University Veterinary Hospital, where the farm's camelid specialists serve as the primary veterinary team for health checks, breeding soundness exams, and pregnancy ultrasounds.

The herd's breeding program has long emphasized fine, consistent fleece, with stud selection guided by annual EPD results and histogram data. The Blakeys have worked with genetics rooted in Accoyo-America Diomedes lines, prizing heritable fineness and heavier fleece weight in cria. Males on the farm are evaluated for lingering micron fineness across years, and females are selected in part for calm temperament and ease of handling alongside fiber quality.

Beyond alpaca sales, the farm offers boarding services for outside animals requiring WSU veterinary care, with quarantined pasture pens and outdoor access on site. Those seeking alpacas for sale in Idaho can also explore the farm's unique breeding arrangements, which allow buyers to be involved in the full process from breeding through birth. The Blakeys are also known for hands-on mentorship, walking new owners through husbandry basics from haltering and handling to routine care.

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