Rhodie is an absolutely giant cria, and the largest one we've had born so far. She was over 42 lbs at birth, and gained 22 lbs in her first two weeks. Her dam is the tallest female in the North American Ccara registry, and her sire is a giant at over 49". With her genetics, and the growth rate she's shown so far, she'll have a chance to rival her dam in size. She's not as friendly as some of the other crias, but she likes to check you out from a distance.

Mr. Larson was the first boy of the 2024 crop, and looks like a nice one! He's got great coloration and is well proportioned. He's not quite as curious as some of the other crias, but he's still friendly. He's got some unique genetics on his dam's side. He should make a great packer with stud potential.

Cyclone is an extremely well built cria, with great leg length relative to his body. He's a slow grower so far, but his recent siblings on his dam's side have also been slow growers who hit growth spurts later than their peers. I expect him to end up with average size, but top tier athleticism and build.

Fudgecakes is the smallest cria we've had so far, but she's still well conformed and very leggy. Her dam is the only llama in the herd without a classic coat, but she makes up for it with extreme strength and athleticism.

Kallan means "flowing water" in original Scandinavian language, but I call her Mouse. Her face resembles a mouse, but she doesn't lack for size. She grew at a rate over 1.3 lbs/day her first two weeks and continues to show she'll be a good sized girl. She is a very friendly cria who shows some nice potential. She's the first offspring out of Spotted Elk, and the second out of Brooke.

Tokapa means "first" in the Lakota language, as she's the first cria out of Bear Mountain Hento. She's extremely well conformed, highly athletic, and very curious and friendly. Walk out in the pasture, and within 30 seconds she'll be right in front of you checking you out. She's usually the instigator of cria games.

Boondoggle has some of the most stunning coloration we've ever seen. A beautiful appaloosa with a grey-brown base coat, he's got an extremely unique look. As the first cria out of WRTL Wade, he has all the makings to be an extremely athletic packer and/or stud.

Garbanzo is nearly a spitting image of his sire, except with a grey racing stripe down the top of his back. With a leg:body ratio of approximately 2.7 at birth, he's going to be extremely leggy and tall. He's grown at an exceptional rate over 1.4 lbs/day in his first month.

Otis is a huge boy with tons of curiosity. He's named after Otis the Alaskan brown bear, a multi-time champion of Fat Bear Week. He's was 37 lbs at birth, 50 lbs at 10 days old, and shows signs of good conformation. He has very unique coloring and heaps of potential.