Llamas have many uses. They make good companion/pet animals. They will guard your other livestock from predators, like feral dogs and coyotes. You can use the wool that you harvest from them for crafts. They will keep your pastures mowed. You can use them to carry a pack and take them for a hike with you. They can be trained to pull a cart. You can just enjoy working with them and watching them!

We're sure you have some questions and concerns regarding Trans-Atlantic BikeShare and BikeSharing in general. You should! Will BikeShare can be a wonderful experience and a great addition to your motorcycling, it isn't for everyone. Below we have tried to answer some of the questions you may have. See similar questions...

There are lots of reasons why a system can ''hum''. Some real common ones are the ''noise'' caused by Halogen lights or light dimmer switches. Another common problem is a ''ground loop'' caused by a cable TV connection. To check if this is the problem, unhook the cable feed from your system. If the hum goes away, you've found your problem. The problem can be solved by use of a ''ground loop isolator'' which can be purchased at any electronic supply store. See similar questions...

Llamas are herd animals. This means that they need to live with other llamas, or at a minimum, with other animals of about the same size and type. Llamas usually do well living with goats, sheep, horses, donkeys or other hoof stock and will adopt them and guard them as if they were llamas. We will not sell a lone llama to a new owner unless there is some other animal companion that the llama will have. If there are no other hoof stock on the property, we will sell you a pair of llamas. See similar questions...

in humans and many other animals, female llamas mature before the males. A female llama is generally ready to breed by the time she is 2 years old. A male llama may be ready by the time he is 2 years old, but usually he will not be a reliable breeder until he is 3 to 4 years old. See similar questions...

The Colorado Trail Foundation supports a non-motorized trail. The Trail is suitable for hikers, equestrians, mountain bikers (with the exception of wilderness areas), and pack animals. A few sections of the CT are still shared with motorized users. See similar questions...

Absolutely! We encourage people to lead a llama on our trips, especially children! Our llamas are very gentle and trustworthy, and they have not disappointed us or our guests yet. This does not mean that you have to lead a llama, it is entirely up to you whether you'd like to try it or not. We find llamas very gentle, athletic and willing to go, making them ideal trail partners. See similar questions...

Sure do ! But normally only when provoked or teased. Our Llama have only spit one or two times in 12 years, with the exception of when they get shots or their toenails trimmed. See similar questions...

Occasionally, lamps may generate noise when dimmed. This noise is caused by vibration of the lamp filament as the dimmer rapidly switches the lamp on. Lamp buzz, if it occurs,, is generally noisiest at the mid-range (50%) dimming level. We suggest the following solutions: See similar questions...

Light bulbs hum when filaments vibrate. Using a lower wattage or different brand bulb will usually prevent or reduce light bulb hum. See similar questions...

Llamas are intelligent, instinctively dislike canines, and are capable of protecting a flock from some predator attacks. A tall, alert 300-pound llama can be intimidating to a coyote. Because they are ruminants, llamas can eat the same diet as a flock of sheep or goats they are guarding. They can be expensive to purchase, and in most areas vets have little experience with llamas. A guard llama should always be gelded. See similar questions...

No. Our coaxial pickup and preamplifier are specially shielded so that even without a ground the pickup will not hum. Some of our customers live or perform in countries that do not have AC ground. They are very happy to report that Highlander pickups are exceptionally clean and perform perfectly all over the world. The Magnophonic Pickup for the National Tricone is a magnetic pickup (not one of our coaxial pickups). See similar questions...

It's a quote from the Disney Animated Movie The Emperor's New Groove, which is otherwise highly recommended. See similar questions...

Llamas are much larger (300 to 450 lbs., 3-4 ft. tall at the shoulder), have more elongated heads, and although a fiber-bearing camelid like its cousin the Alpaca, llamas have been primarily bred to be "pack" animals or beasts of burden by the indigenous peoples of South America. See similar questions...

We do not offer any guarantee that a llama will be outstanding, but we try to select llamas that have some evidence of excellence. For example, llamas that have been shown and have done well is excellent proof and should add confidence in bidding on these types of llamas. Buyers are encouraged to contact sellers in advance to arrange a visit to see llamas in person or request a video, pictures, or more information about a llama. See similar questions...

You must send at least a photo of the front, back, full side, and a up close shot of the llama's fiber. Since this is an online auction, we encourage everyone to use more if they wish. You are in control of your consignments, and you can add or delete photos at any time. We will assist you if you need help doing this. See similar questions...

Llama transportation must be arranged between the buyer and seller, but the Buyer is ultimately responsible for shipping. LlamaSalesList.Com will will try to help in making transportation arrangements when possible but is not obligated to do so. There are many llama regional and national events throughout the year that can make traveling arrangements easier. There are also numerous llama transporters available for hauling. See similar questions...

Once your llama is consigned, we would really like it to remain in the sale. However, if you want to sell your llama prior to the auction, you can do so, but there will be a 10% commission fee on the purchase price of that llama. Please understand we need a copy of the sales contract with signatures in order to release the llama from the sale. See similar questions...