Overview

Burns Llama Trailblazers, set in the rugged desert of Harney County, Oregon, specializes in breeding and training Classic Ccara Llamas. These llamas are bred for their intelligence, friendly nature, and athletic build, making them perfect companions for trail work and show rings alike.

Practices

Focused on comprehensive training programs, Burns Llama Trailblazers begins training when the llamas are just crias. This 'kindergarten' training, completed by six months of age, includes handler tasks, manageability, and overcoming obstacles.

Custom training workshops are a hallmark of their operation. Whether training involves basic handling or advanced llama pack strings, the programs are tailored to meet individual needs, aiming to establish a robust communication line between the owners and their llamas.

Offerings

In addition to breeding and training, Burns Llama Trailblazers offers a wealth of resources and experiences. They conduct workshops that cover a range of topics from health and welfare to backcountry travel. They also offer hands-on llama experiences during various events, ensuring llamas are fully manageable and respected companions.

Events & Engagement

Participating in several events and festivals, Burns Llama Trailblazers promotes active engagement with the community. Events such as the Harney County Bird Festival Tours, Refuge Llama Tours, and the Oregon Flock and Fiber Festival Llama Show invite enthusiasts to interact with these exceptional animals and learn about their unique capabilities.

Location

Located in Harney County, near Burns, Oregon, the ranch offers a remote setting ideal for training llamas in natural environments. They also make appearances at locations like the Crook County Fairgrounds in Prineville and the Linn County Expo Center in Albany.

Burns Llama Trailblazers combines decades of experience with a passion for breeding and training llamas that are as ready for a backcountry expedition as they are to win ribbons in the show ring.