| Northern Rocky Mountain Alpacas, LLC
Our mission is to utilize this incredible natural renewable "next to skin" fiber resource in consumer end products. The days of yesteryear and synthetic fiber is over! Synthetic are nothing more than crude oil. Oil! In today's green world, this is our way of helping save the world. The alpaca have soft two-toed feet similar to a dogs which is soft on the ground reducing soil damage, they nibble the top of the pasture grass rather than uprooting it, and their by product, "PacaPoo" is pH balanced providing an excellent, natural, slow release low odor fertilizer. Now what are the green features of synthetic fibers? Here at Northern Rocky Mountain Alpacas (NRMA), we strive to breed the finest, most lustrous, most dense, fleeced conformationally correct suri alpacas while developing a viable fiber product with this incredible soft, lustrous fleece. "Suri Alpaca Fiber is a rare, luxurious fiber regarded for bright luster, next to skin fineness, cool slick handle, and beautiful drape of elegance. No other animal fiber possesses all these features making Suri Alpaca Fiber sought after throughout the world" (courtesy of the Suri Network). Careful considerations are given to the different genetic lines present in our alpaca herd which can be included in your breeding program through our Herdsires and our Alpacas For Sale. Are you interested in using the fiber toward an end product like base layer adventure wear, socks, hats, gloves, scarfs, fashionable clothing, blankets, rugs, etc? We should talk. Pick up the phone and dial 406.600.3835, email This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , or click here to leave a comment. |
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I, Dennis L Dueñas, first became interested in alpacas in 2004. Visiting a number of alpaca ranches in my travels from the Pacific Northwest down through the Rocky Mountains trying to figure out the ins and outs of alpaca ownership, breeding strategies, fiber production, animal husbandry, etc. Many of you may remember me calling you up wanting to come by and look at your herd and talk alpacas. Everyone I visited greeted me with open arms and smiles. But there was some slight hesitance from some on my ideas.
