Wild Apple Llamas

Llamas for sale-fiber, showing and just plain fun!
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Photography by Cathy Deschamps (www.cdeschampsphotography.com)

Our main man, Kobra's Largo.  His kids are doing great in the show ring and we're so excited about showing his latest kids in 2010!

Welcome to Wild Apple Llamas

Largo's Jazz Queen at 3 1/2 mo old
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Largo's Stormbringer at 3 1/2 mo old
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UPDATED PHOTOS!  Above are our two 2009 cria--Largo's Stormbringer and Largo's Jazz Queen.  Storm (out of White Bird's Enchantment) is grey brown, stocky, and loaded with beautiful curls.  His sister, Jazzy (out of our LaRaya Peru daughter Sweet Catalina) is red with black points, super silky fiber, and is HUGE with fence post legs.  We're looking forward to watching these guys grow (and grow)--and look out for them in the showring in 2010!

A great big "THANK YOU!" to Kari Bredesen of MO for her purchase of Largo's Bolero and to Gary Nickel of OK for his purchase of Wild Apple's Sweet Cameo at the Ozark Llama Classic Sale.  We appreciate your confidence in our program.  Bolero is now settled in his new home and has had his first "date" with a llovely llady llama whom he successful wooed.  Cameo is enjoying the freedom of the wide open OK pastures.  We hope that these llamas bring many smiles and successes for their new owners.

UPDATE:  And a great big congratulations to Gary for his successes at the 2009 Oklahoma State Fair.  Largo's Smokescreen took a 1st and Reserve Grand in the Heavy Wool male class and another Largo son, 5 Miles West of Yesterday (great name, isn't it?) took a 1st and Reserve Grand in the Medium Wool male class (and he's only 5 1/2 mo old!)  Woo hoo--way to go!  Since these two boys are full brothers (same sire and dam--dam is a huge Merit daughter), Gary is offering one of them for sale--buyer's choice.  If interested, please send us an e-mail or look up Gary and the boys at the 2009 Grand Nationals.  Both boys are qualified and will be shown at Nationals.

 

Welcome! We are Wyatt and Dawn Moore and we have been raising llamas for 10 years. When we originally bought our property, we didn't think much about what we would do with the land until after we built our home. It then suddenly dawned on us that we needed to do something with all of the wonderful pasture we had before it became ruined by lack of use. We thought about all of our options--cattle, horses, sheep--but each had its drawbacks. We then saw our first heavy wooled llamas at the Western Montana Fair and it was love at first sight. This would be what we would raise! And so began our journey. It has been full of fun, hard work and surprises, and we wouldn't trade a single moment. We continue to enjoy raising these wonderful creatures and look forward to the future as our breeding program begins to blossom. We are emphasizing strength, size, conformation, fiber and disposition in equal proportions.

  • 2009 ALSA Show Results
  • 1st Place HW 2 year old male -- Largo's Bolero  Ozark Classic A & B
  • 1st Place Adult Suri Female -- HSSR Kant Be Wrong   Ozark Classic A & B
  • 3rd Place HW juvenile female -- Ravenna RTC  Ozark Classic A
  • 3rd Place HW adult male -- Kobra's Largo   Ozark Classic A & B

 

  • 2009 ILR Show Division Results
  • Grand Champion HW male and Best of Show male - Kobra's Largo  Jingle Bell Extravaganza
  • Reserve Grand Champion HW male - Kobra's Largo   Spokane Interstate Fair

 

  • 2008 ALSA Show Results
  • Reserve Grand Champion Heavy Wool Male-Kobra's Largo     Spokane Interstate Fair    
  • Reserve Grand Champion Suri Wool Male-HCLR Saharaa     Spokane Interstate Fair    
  • Reserve Grand Champion Medium Wool Female-Wild Apple's Sweet Cameo     Spokane Interstate Fair    
  • 2nd Place 2 Year Old Heavy Wool Male--Largo's Bolero    Spokane Interstate Fair
  • 1st Place Heavy Wool Adult Male-Kobra's Largo  Ozark Llama Classic A & B
  • Grand Champion Heavy Wool Male--Kobra's Largo     Ozark Llama Classic A & B
  • 1st Place Heavy Wool Yearling Male-Largo's Bolero      Ozark Llama Classic A
  • 2nd Place Heavy Wool Yearling Male-Largo's Bolero     Ozark Llama Classic B
  • 4th Place Suri Yearling Female--Integrity's Miss Goodie Two Shoes     Ozark Llama Classic B

 

  • 2007 ALSA Show Results
  • 1st Place Heavy Wool Adult Male--Kobra's Largo
    Kokopelli Classic
  • Grand Champion Medium Wool Female--Wild Apple's Sweet Cameo Grand Mesa (!!)
  • 3rd Place Medium Wool Female--Wild Apple's Sweet Cameo   Kokopelli Classic
  • Reserve Champion Suri Female--HSSR Kant Be Wrong
    Grand Mesa and Kokopelli Classic
  • 2nd Place Heavy Wool Adult Male--Kobra's Largo
    Grand Mesa
  • 3rd Place Heavy Wool Juvenile Male--Largo's Bolero                Grand Mesa
  • 3rd Place Heavy Wool Adult Male--BAL Mojo                                       Grand Mesa and Kokopelli Classic
  • 2nd Place-Walking Fiber over 25 mos (double coat)--Kobra's Largo
    Grand Mesa
  • 1st Place-Walking Fiber over 25 mos (double coat)--HSSR Kant Be Wrong Grand Mesa
  • 5th Place (class of 15+)--Walking Fiber under 25 mos (double coat)--Largo's Bolero
    Grand Mesa
  • Grand Champion Heavy Wool Male--Kobra's Largo Spokane Interstate Fair
  • 2nd Place Medium Wool Adult Male--Wild Apple's Macintosh Magic Spokane Interstate Fair
  • Grand Champion Heavy Wool male--Kobra's Largo 2007 Rocky Mountain Regional ALSA
  • Grand Champion Suri Wool female--Integrity's Miss Goodie Two Shoes 2007 Rocky Mountain Regional ALSA
  • 2nd Place Medium Wool Yearling Female--Wild Apple's Sweet Cameo 2007 Rocky Mountain Regional ALSA
  • 10th Place Heavy Wool Adult Male--Kobra's Largo 2007 Grand Nationals

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(Above)10 month old Ravenna RTC, our purchase from the Ozark Classic Llama sale.  Thank you Randy & Tara Cipriano for bringing this lovely girl to the sale.  She went on to place well in the ALSA show following the sale and we're looking forward to future shows with this gentle girl.

We began showing our llamas at both the state fairs and ALSA shows about four years ago and have been very pleased with our show record. Our llamas are not only beautiful but intelligent and we always like to demonstrate this by showing all of our halter llamas in the obstacle competitions at the fair shows. These are not just pasture poodles! For more information about our llamas, contact us at:

Wyatt & Dawn Moore

 1446 Wild Apple Lane

Corvallis, MT 59828

406-961-4940

fax: 406-961-4940

or email us!

We love visitors. Coffee's always on!



 

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Saharaa and Dawn at the 2008 Memorial Day parade in downtown Corvallis.

We also are volunteers and a foster home for IMPS

(Internet Miniature Pinscher Service)

www.minpinrescue.org