I'm beginning to wonder if the elderly gentleman who drives by our place in the evenings during the summer and will sometimes stop to ask me about the emu or giraffe that I'm out walking is perhaps onto something. Llama Burrito, in particular, enjoys being the first to eat from the pail when I have to climb over the fence to their pen to feed them. He's pretty tall, standing on his back legs with a super long neck. He kinda looks like a giraffe 🤣. If the donkeys are by the alpaca and alpaca wan

This evening, while I was cursing the snow, wind, and freezing temperatures, I was pulling strings off bales (44 to be exact) set out for bale grazing. We bale graze until winter gets brutal, and no one will help pull the strings off them; then we use the bale processor to feed hay. My husband, who thinks he's funny, says I should think of it as the Hallmark Christmas life I want - out in the elements, feeding cows with a beautiful snow background. I couldn't find it even remotely funny. I can't

A day in the life of caring for llamas. They know what they want #llamas #llama #animals #thingstodoinseattle #PNW