Re: [AlpacaTalk] Any non-US breeders on this site?
Hi Chuck and everyone,
It's Dar from Serenity Suris in Ontario Canada.
I know there are a few others from Canada on the lists here. I always
look for your posts Chuck, because it gives me a little glimpse of the
future. : )
We have a small Suri herd, a dozen or so, and are really enjoying
working with them. It's been a tremendous learning curve, however and
we had some birth related complications last summer and had 1 of our 3
expected crias stillborn. The only girl, of course. Still so much to
learn!
Happy New Year to all of my fellow alpaca lovers!
Dar Long
Serenity Suris
Ontario Canada
On 12/29/07, Chuck Rademacher <chuck@alpacafarm.
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> I'm just curious if there are any other members of this group living outside
> of the U.S.? I have no hidden agenda, just making small-talk and
> interested in knowing a bit about the folks that belong to this group. I've
> belonged to this group since it was started, but there has never been much
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> If anyone is interested, my wife (Kathy) and I farm about 100 of our own
> alpacas plus another 25 that are just visiting here on their way to Europe.
> We are very much full-time in the alpaca business and just started to do
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> own shearing. Our alpacas give birth all year round, although we take a
> two-month break in May and June (our winter). Even those plans don't always
> work as we sometimes forget to leave that window open when we agree to
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> pregnant females belonging to other breeders.
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> I look forward to hearing from anyone, within or outside the U.S.
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> All the best to you and yours in 2008.
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> Chuck Rademacher
> Kaipara Pines Alpaca Stud
> South Head
> Auckland, New Zealand
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