LaFawnda has unique genetics, and is practically unrelated to any of our studs. She is one of only a handful of llamas remaining with Highlooker or Snake River Bandit in her lineage. She also has some of the only William Powell DNA outside of UC Poka's offspring. These unique lines produced some phenomenal llamas, but we're largely lost in the 90s. I feel it's important to keep those genetics alive. She has a relatively slight frame, but has produced a handful of nice offspring, including our Summer Wheatley, Uncle Rico and RCTL Boondoggle. She's not particularly social, frequently choosing to hang out separately from the rest of the herd.

Lil Nugget is a curious girl with a great topline whose mom is a total outcross to all major lines. She brings in some elite lines on her sire's side, but still has the ability to breed to most studs. We're looking forward to seeing her grow up.

Cree is one of the most curious females in the herd. She's always checking things out, and making friends with the other animals around the ranch. She has the heaviest bone of any female in the RCTL herd and her first offspring inherited that trait. She's bred to Spotted Elk for a 2026 cria.

Vivacious is a leggy girl who brings some diverse genetics to the herd, with L-S Magma and Spring Creek Ebenezer on her dam's side. She's bred to WRTL Yuke for her first cria, expected in 2026.

Tina was born in January in Montana and got frostbite on her ears as a cria. She then spent the next nine years living with a mini pony away from any other llamas. She just joined our herd in 2023 and is excited to live with llamas again. She loves carrots and will nibble your ear if you're not careful.