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BEACON HILL LLAMA FARM 

  Member, Llama Association of Southern California                        
  International Llama Registry , Alpaca and Llama Show Association

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           Come Visit Beacon Hill Farm.  Llaugh a lot,  and llearn about Llamas. You will be charmed and amazed by these wonderful animals! 

Argentine madness has made it's way to BEACON HILL Farm.   We are so proud to number KOBRA's SERPIKO among our illustrious herdsires.  SERPIKO was the 2005 Celebrity World Champion from
LC-Llamas.  His first  three crias are on the ground and they have definitely fulfilled our expectations.   Check them out below and on our "New Crias on the Block" page.  Serpiko is available for limited breedings.
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Kobra's Serpiko                Serpiko's Premier          Absolut                            Royal Spinnaker   Serpiko's Spot On
2005 Celebrity World        b. 6/1/2006                  2006 April Magic              our stunning         with his Mom
Class III                                                                Supreme Champion           Millennium son      Moonspinner
 
We started the new year with a bang.  We were very fortunate to be able to participate in the Tournament of Roses Rose Parade on New Year's day, with the LASC group, 18 llamas strong.  We were the fifth entry in the parade, and the llamas looked stunning, all decked out in Roses and Orchids.   Kenny took Dutch Flat's Absolut  (co-owned by Beacon Hill and Bonita Llama Farm) in the parade, and Absolut,  who only started the parade circuit this fall, handled himself like the champion he is  Ruth took her prize-winning GLL Jakarta son, Beacon Hill's Affinity, in the parade.  A great time was had by all.
 

      Shown above, Kenny with our Merit son, Absout, Ruth with Finn, our Bauerenheim's Scherezade's Black Knight grandson, and again Kenny with Lut, all at the Rose Parade in Pasadena, CA on Jan 1, 2007.. 

We have become active in learning how to spin and process our wool and thank our spinning teacher, Margaret Tyler of La Mesa, for all of her wonderful tips.  To learn more about our shearing activities and wool, please go to our wool page.  

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Sale and Contact information:

 

Dr. Ruth Baak, Proprietor,

Beacon Hill Farm

Gene Nicholson, Proprietor,

Bonita Llama Farm

www.bonitallamafarm.com

Kenny Blakley, Farm Manager

2086 Mother Grundy Truck Trail, Jamul         CA

P. O. Box 1152,  

Jamul CA 91935

(619)468-6808 or   (619) 468-3074

Send mail to rebaak@aol.com with questions or comments about this web site.
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Beacon Hill Farm was established by Tryggve Baak who came from Sweden where llamas are rather rare. One summer, his intrepid 12 year-old granddaughter flew from Stockholm to  California to learn about llamas. During her visit, she was lucky enough to see some new crias arrive.  Before Monique gave birth to Moonspinner, Felizia drew this cartoon.  She predicted the birth of a baby with red spots.   In fact this cria is a cream-colored girl and, surprisingly, she does have red spots. What Felizia did not realize was that llama owners rarely can predict what that new baby will look like.  Llama genetics is like a black hole, and the result of a carefully planned breeding  often turns out to be startling.  In the near future, we will help you explore the mysteries of llama genetics.  As soon as we finish that page, you will merely need to  push the gene dreams button to open a whole new world.

(BABY ANNOUNCEMENT  MAY 21, 2001)  Monique has had a second

baby girl!  And wonder of wonders:  this is also a baby with even more vivid red spots.

 

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RMP Connect-the-Dots (GLL Chile Pepper x RMP's Piccha) and Beacon Hill's Mirror Image(Long's High Five)

 

This page was last updated on 06/18/03

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