Two pack llamas, one black and one white, on a snowy mountain trail

The crew that carries the load.

Why llamas

Sure-footed

Steep, rocky, deadfall: they go where horses and ATVs can't.

Easy on the country

Soft padded feet, light on trails.

Calm around game

A downed animal doesn't rattle them.

Built to haul

A string of llamas carries the whole animal out in one trip.

Rad, a black pack llama in an orange saddle, standing in the snow

Rad The Leader

Our oldest, and the leader of the pack. Rad has more trail miles than any llama in the herd, and it shows. He sets the pace, and the rest of the string follows his lead. In the woods, he's a rockstar.

Diesel, a shaggy brown llama in a red halter

Diesel The Steady One

The calmest of the crew. Antlers, quarters, a full load of gear: Diesel doesn't care what goes on his back. He's methodical, one sure step at a time, and there's nowhere he'd rather be than out on a trip.

Stag, a white llama in a red halter, carrying saddlebags

Stag The Firecracker

All spark, and he'll follow us into anything. With Stag on the string, you don't haul your harvest to the top of the ridge for pickup. Wherever it's down, he'll get to it.

Pack llamas with saddlebags on a shaded forest trail

…and the rest of the herd

Rad, Diesel and Stag lead the string, with the rest of the herd right behind them.

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