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About EasyGo Farm
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 On a small farm southwest of Portland, we raise sheep and alpacas. We sell breeding stock, affordable pet and fiber animals, and fleece and yarn. We also offer alpaca and sheep stud service and alpaca boarding.
We're at capacity in our female barn, so are holding most of the females open. However, all our open females are sold with a breeding and a reproductive guarantee; bred females are sold with a live cria guarantee, plus a re-breeding.
Looking to buy, or just looking ~ visitors are always welcome. We're ready to answer questions and offer support to new or prospective owners. Our goal - second only to the welfare of our animals - is happy customers.
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| Additional Farm Photos: (click to enlarge) |
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| Barry spinning | Ceazar at work | Mom & Bo | | | 
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We were city kids who'd always loved animals. In 1980 we moved onto a 50 year old filbert orchard and began raising fiber animals when we were given an orphaned Angora goat. A few years later, we added sheep to the farm, leading to an interest in fleece, characteristics of good fiber, and how to produce it.
Alpacas, of course, were love at first sight. In 1993, we bought our first two females, who fit in easily with the goats and sheep. The herd grew steadily through breeding and some purchases, as we worked for high quality fiber and conformation. Though we don't emphasize the show ring, our alpacas have taken ribbons at AlpacaFest in Carmel and throughout the Northwest, including CABA and AWE.
We belong to AOBA, ARI, AFCNA, and to our local affiliates CABA and EVAA. We serve on several committees and volunteer at local and national shows. In addition, Linda coordinated the AWE Spin-Off and the Alpaca Country Faire; Barry has been elected CABA's President and Secretary.
Visitors are always welcome. As our farm name implies, we are low-key - here to help however we can without aggressive marketing. Whether you're a prospective buyer or just curious, there's nothing better than leaning on a fence, talking alpacas. |
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We love fleece: from Angora goats to sheep, and finally in 1993, after 5 years of "thinking it over" - alpacas! We understand that it's a big step, whether it's your first alpaca or your fortieth, and we're ready to offer help and support along the way. Give us a call, email us, come visit; we'd love to talk to you.
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