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Alpaca Breeder Farm

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** We have over 25 quality females residing on our farm. Pick a couple and we will make a terrific package for you. **

Welcome to Black Walnut Alpacas. Our alpaca journey started when we were looking for a way to utilize our property in a fun and profitable manner. We began investigating the alpaca lifestyle in April of 2006 and decided to make a purchase of two females and one cria in August of 2006. Since then we have grown to love these adorable and rewarding creatures. What started out as an investment opportunity has turned into a passion and source of daily fulfillment.

Black Walnut Alpacas is a small, intimate farm providing a full range of services – before, during and after the sale. We have a desire to form relationships with our customers – interacting, helping and educating others as we once were. Through the years, we have learned by hands on experience and daily living with these wonderful animals. Everthing you find on our farm has been and is still done by us, including building the barn, fencing, daily care of the animals, shots, shearing and teeth trimming. We want to share what we have learned, will assist you with all your needs and feel confident that you will appreciate our personal hands-on approach.

Two services that we would like to hi-light are boarding and shearing. In 2007, we built a new barn that is designed specifically for alpacas. We have the ability to separate alpacas into smaller stalls and tailor our space to meet their needs. We also have a winter birthing room that enables us to provide care for little winter cria. Also in 2007, David was trained by Matt Best in how to shear alpacas. Since then, he has traveled among the local community and provided shearing services to many farms. In 2011, he will continue these services. If you are in need of these services or others, please contact us and we will be happy to talk to you.

We invite you and your family to come along with us and experience the serenity that can be found at Black Walnut Alpacas.

David and Jeri Hamilton