Even in the coldest winter days (sometimes colder than -40F), our alpacas stay warm in the barn. Learn more here!
We're so happy to be adding Eric to our team as an Athlete Ambassador. Follow along for all of his adventures!
James Budd isn't just any old business owner: he's an adventurer and an innovator. Follow along as he and his two llamas travel to a new land in search of a mythical creature called an alpaca.
A devastating forest fire started near a popular trailhead at the base of the Bridger Mountains in Bozeman, Montana--the home of Alpacas of Montana--on Friday, September 4th. Read now about how James and Sarah, the owners of Alpacas of Montana rescued 11 alpacas, a llama and fought a bittersweet battle with two horses and a trailer.
Hazel, Finn and Chili, three Turkish Anatolian Shepherds, roam the vast pastures at Alpacas of Montana on South Cottonwood Road, just south of Bozeman. At approximately 120 pounds each, these livestock guard dogs are capable of taking down a mountain lion, yet their demeanor is calm and tolerant—that is, until you threaten their herd.
As we moved into July, my sister and I once again needed to make a decision on where to go for our annual hiking trip. We decided on Taylor Fork outside of
Yellowstone Park. Nope, too many Grizzly bears. What about Gallatin Canyon? No, still too high of a risk of Grizzly encounters and I wouldn’t sleep at all for
our 3 day outing.
our 3 day outing.
So, we decided on a new area – East Rosebud Trail in the Custer...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – MAY 17, 2019
ALPACAS OF MONTANA HIGHLIGHTED IN GOOGLE’S ANNUAL ECONOMIC IMPACT REPORT FOR MONTANA
GOOGLE’S SEARCH AND ADS TOOLS ASSISTED IN 32% GROWTH IN 2018
[BOZEMAN] -- Today, Alpacas of Montana, Inc. announced that it was highlighted in Google’s tenth annualEconomic Impact Report - a report that showcases how businesses,publishers and nonprofits across the United States...
The sunset was amazing this particular January evening. The lady alpacas (and one llama) were very enthusiastic about being fed treats.
After a few misread directions, we arrived at Crandall Creek Cabin in the Crazy Mountains of Montana. 24 miles from the nearest small, western town, my sister, her 3 kids and I (and Cali the St. Bernard of course) were ready for some wilderness vacation. Our Spring outings usually involve backpacking into the depths of the forests, jumping across flowing creeks and climbing steep mountains with a...