As a small farm we get to know all our llamas personally. Because we only breed five or six minis each year, each one is special to us and when they leave the farm we always feel a pang of regret. On the positive side, we keep in touch with the folk who buy from us and take pleasure in hearing how happy our babies are in their new homes. We're proud of the quality of minis we produce at the farm. It took us three years to find our main herd sire (Big Poppa) and he was worth the wait. As a good herd sire should, he improves on every female we breed him to. Poppa consistently delivers colorful, calm, friendly and compact llamas for us. Here are some of the wonderful babies we've produced. The quality of these animals is the proof positive that we have a very special miniature llama breeding program here at Carolina Mini's.

Bandit, such a cute littleguy. His new owners will be showing him in 2010. (I think I see a ribbon coming his way.)

Ginger (the stance tells you all you need to know about her!) - First place yearling mini females 2009.

Tina (most amazing colors, silky draped fiber ... 2009 grand champion mini female)

Minnie Winnie (our first baby...grand champion mini female 2008)

Marigold (fantastic bone... look at them gams!). Luckily for the rest of her peers - Marigold was never shown, but she was just perfectly put together.

Apollo (cute, calm, friendly).

Smoke (stunning silver grey boy).