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Alpaca farms in Montana
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Alpacas of Montana is a family alpaca and llama farm and fiber-products company in Bozeman, Montana, operated by James and Sarah Budd. With more than 20 years of livestock experience, the farm cares for over 60 alpacas and several llamas while developing performance-oriented alpaca textiles and clothing.
The farm offers advance-booked, guided tours throughout the year, with especially frequent summer availability. Visitors can feed animals, learn handling and haltering, meet mothers and crias when available, and shop at the farm boutique; the company also operates an extensive online store selling socks, outerwear, base layers, blankets, yarn, accessories, and gifts.
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Alpine Vista Suri Alpacas is a small, 20-acre ranch on Wineglass Mountain near Livingston, Montana, operated by Kirk and Julie Lentz. The farm specializes in Suri alpacas selected for fiber fineness, density, luster, conformation, and breeding quality.
The operation describes itself as a full-service Suri farm and offers animal sales, breeding, boarding, new-owner support, farm design guidance, customized fiber processing, and tours. Its farm and online stores sell yarn and other alpaca-fiber goods, while public entertainment events and weddings are not advertised.
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Cloud Dancer Alpacas is a working ranch in Lewistown, Montana, owned by Deb Hill and Don Sanfilippo. The owners have raised alpacas since 1996 and share practical knowledge about showing, breeding, animal sales, shearing, fiber work, and developing an alpaca business or hobby farm.
Visitors are welcomed by appointment to meet the herd and learn about alpaca ownership. The farm also sells breeding animals, offers herdsire services, provides educational publications and resources, and operates an online shop for homegrown alpaca-fiber products.
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Dancing Elk Alpacas is an alpaca breeding program near Yellowstone National Park in Pray, Montana, operated by Kim and Mike Quesenberry. Established in 2009, the farm focuses on improving alpaca genetics, with a particular emphasis on high-quality grey animals and competitive show results.
The website is primarily structured for breeders and buyers, presenting the herd, breeding philosophy, ranch news, and alpacas available for sale. A physical visitor address, routine public tours, weddings, events, and a finished-goods retail store were not clearly advertised, so appointments should be arranged directly.
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Heart & Soul Alpacas is a working ranch and agritourism destination near Whitehall and Silver Star, Montana, operated by Karen Ball and Russell Ratti. The ranch raises more than 200 Huacaya and Suri alpacas using carefully selected genetics, with breeding goals centered on conformation, uniform fiber, lasting fineness, luster, and handle.
The operation combines animal breeding and sales with farm tours, hands-on visits, community events, a general store, and one-bedroom guest-cabin stays. Visitors and overnight guests can experience ranch life, meet alpacas, and shop for socks, blankets, beanies, clothing, and handmade gifts.
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Mule Train Alpaca Ranch is a family-owned working ranch in Molt, Montana, operated by Udo and Angi Lyngby-Cox. Located west of Billings, it raises alpacas in many colors, including Full Accoyo lines, along with Merino sheep, Angora rabbits, chickens, and other livestock.
The ranch offers alpaca sales, breeding, agisting, sponsorships, tours, ranch events, and livestock-related services. Its mercantile sells raw fiber, yarn, spinning tools, alpaca socks, scarves, sweaters, gifts, manure for gardens, eggs, and poultry; the ranch can also provide alpacas or its property for special occasions.
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Rocking L Alpacas is an alpaca ranch and retail business in Montana's Bitterroot Valley near Victor. The ranch raises alpacas and centers its public-facing operation on products made from warm, soft alpaca fleece.
Visitors can call ahead to arrange a ranch tour, while customers can shop through the ranch's online store. Weddings, birthday parties, breeding services, and other organized event packages were not clearly advertised on the reviewed pages.
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Sapphire Suri Alpaca Farm & Mill is a family-owned alpaca farm and small-scale textile manufacturer in the Helena, Montana, area. The operation combines animal husbandry, fiber preparation, and technology-assisted knitting to create distinctive garments that reflect Montana and the American West.
The business specializes in 100-percent alpaca scarves, selling to individuals through Etsy, to retailers through a wholesale portal, and in person at farmers markets and trade shows. Its website explains the farm-to-fashion process and ongoing work to incorporate more locally sourced Montana fiber, but it does not advertise public farm tours, weddings, or private events.
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Sentinel Ranch Alpacas is a family-run alpaca ranch in Roberts, Montana, outside Red Lodge. The ranch breeds alpacas in many colors, develops locally grown fiber into clothing and household goods, and operates its retail business under the AlpacaLand name.
The ranch welcomes the public Monday through Saturday for free, family-guided tours, with tips accepted. Visitors can enter the pasture, hand-feed alpacas, see crias in spring and shearing in summer, use the picnic area, and shop at the ranch store; the business also maintains a storefront in downtown Red Lodge.
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Snowdrift Alpacas is a small fiber-arts alpaca farm and retail studio in Butte, Montana. The operation uses the fleece from its alpacas to make a varied collection of handmade goods and yarn, emphasizing small-scale production and use of the animals' annual fiber harvest.
The business operates a brick-and-mortar store in Uptown Butte with posted weekly hours and also sells through its website and regional shows. It has hosted a fiber-art club and participates as a vendor at events, but it does not advertise routine public farm tours, weddings, birthday parties, or alpaca breeding services.
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