I have two gelded boy alpacas. Financially this is the way to go as breeding animals are very, very pricey. Don't fall for the TV ads. You need to be a millionaire (and I am not kidding) to get into the breeding aspect before seeing any return there. But non-show/breeding quality males are not that expensive. Mine are a hoot - they play games with me and are very entertaining. Yesterday I was trying to get the old hay out of their pen in anticipation of shearing and they would sneak up close then when I threw out an armload make a great production of leaping straight up and taking off only to come back to repeat the process. I live in northern Wyoming and the grass quality is not an issue. Mine is terrible and they are thriving. Remember they come from an area where prime pasture does not exist. Brucie
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