Frank & Judy Hofreiter, THE Llama Farm, 11421 N. CR 1650 E Havana, Il. 62644 309-543-3497

A dust bath for the girls.

What a face!

Click on the picture for a larger view of a drive in the country.

Daisy meets Mystina

There are lots of activities going on.

2005 Illinois Land of Lincoln Champion

"Kayla's Paris Show Stopper"

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What do you do with a llama?

  The possibilities are as broad as your imagination. Llamas can do everything from caddying on a golf course to guarding sheep. They are a very versatile animal.

We love our llamas!

 We enjoy their companionship, their serene nature, their majestic presence, their courage, their intelligence, their personality and their individuality.  We began our lives with llamas with a love of them and now center our lives around these beautiful animals.  Owning llamas does not have to be all-consuming, but we urge everyone who has any animal to do so with a commitment to their well being.

We enjoy sharing our llamas!

  Though it is hard for us to part with one of our llamas, we have met so many wonderful people wanting to enjoy them as well, that we are pleased to help others find the perfect one for them.  We are excited to have others enjoy the species.

  We have taken our llamas to festivals, charity events and parades throughout our area.  They have entertained Church groups (both young and old), bus tours, children's homes, 4H groups, ag groups and camping groups.

We love to show our llamas!

  Competitions are held throughout the country in which llamas compete and are judged in performance, halter and driving classes.  All our llamas are halter trained for handling and a lot for show.  The llama shows are a great family activity.  Our llamas have qualified for Regional and National level competitions.

Our herd sires are available for breeding!

   As part of our llama services we offer a wide range of llama sires for outside breedings.  Check out our males on our 'Herd sire" page.

We sheer!

  We shear our llamas each spring to make them more comfortable. We have fiber for spinning, weaving, knitting, crocheting or felting.  Llama fiber is different from sheep's wool in that it does not have much lanolin, and it has a hollow shaft which makes it lighter and warmer than sheep's wool.  Llama fiber is becoming more and more popular.

Come visit our wonderful llamas!