Fehrenbach Farms

JF Spirit Pax is our top herdsire. He is the sire of FEH Hail Caesar!, FEH Attila, FEH Kublai Khan, FEH Haywire,  JF Sunshower and JF Wildflower. Spirit is the son of Kantu P5 and Fabulous Frenzy. This guy stands around 6'6" at the pole! He has been a welcome addition to our farm and we are looking forward to several of his cria in the future. At the 2009 Lamafest, Spirit placed 1st in the ALSA show.  If you are interested in booking a breeding with Spirit, please call or e-mail for pricing and a private treaty.

Like father, like son. This guy has it all! He's huge!!!! Haywire has been ton's of fun! At 5 months old he took 5th place at Celebrity; at 6 months old, 2nd at the Ozark Classic; Grand Champion Light Wool Male at Hobo; and 1st in his class at Mid Michigan: Grand Champion at the Northwestern Michigan Llama Show; Reserve Grand at Allen County; and Grand Champion at the ORVALA Summer Solstice. Grand Champion Male at the Northwestern Michigan Fair; Reserve Champion athe Fulton County Fair, Reserve Champion at 2010 Lamafest. Hay wire has also been working on on performance where he seems to be doing well for such a young guy. On top of his wonderful confirmation is his stunning good looks! Just look at that silver!

Chocolate is another of our herdsires, see his first cria FEH Rising Phoenix and second, FEH Rasputin. Chocolate has been a wonderful addition to the farm. He has done well in the show ring and is really blossoming in performance classes. He is a very sweet and gentle boy who loves to come and see visitors at his pen. Chocolate's sire is WLK Spitfire and his dam is Tomollas Justinas Legacy Now. His great grandfather is White Heat. His fiber is heavy and silky. What a beautiful boy.

 "Rocko" was born March 2008 and has kept us on our toes ever since. At his first show, Lamafest 2008, Rocko placed third in both his halter class and furturity! Many comments were made on his correct conformation, wonderful fiber, and striking looks. We are looking forward to the possibility of Rocko"s first crias in the fall of 2012. Rocko's sire is Suti from Kent Rock Meadows in Georgia. His dam, CCC Peruvian Sweet Carmelina lives here at Fehrenbach Farms. Rocko is a pure Peruvian boy with lots of color and a personality to match. We feel honored to have him here.

Holy Ghost is Lexi's new guy to put in the show ring. At their first show they won second place in showmanship and first in costume.  (Yarn available at Wool and Honey)

One of the reasons I fell in love with llamas, Riyal has got to be one of the most regal animals that I have ever encountered. Grandson of Crazy Mountain Man, Riyal's sire G.L.L. Dancin King and dam Markka, both from here in Northern Michigan were the perfect combination. Riyal has beautiful, thick, heavy  fleece that is the color of caramel, but with a highlight. I am currently selling yarn that is the combination of Riyal and Pip Squeak, a must see!! In August of 2007, Riyal took first place in the heavy wool male class and earned Reserve Champion male at the Northwestern Michigan Fair in Traverse City, Michigan. (Yarn available at Wool and Honey)

Although his registered name is Darian, this guy has always gone by Hurricane Al. With the name Hurricane you may think that good behavior is not one of his strengths, but Al is a very good boy. Al is a gelding that joined us in 2004 when he was no longer needed to guard alpacas at a nearby farm. His dam, Kontica, also resides here with us. Last year at the 2007 Northwestern Michigan Fair, Al took second place in the non breeder catagory as well as Reserve Champion. He also took second place in pack with his first time handler, Jason. What a good boy!
(Yarn available at Wool and Honey)

Our very first llama, Pip Squeak is anything but. Pip is a very outgoing fellow who people immediatley fall in love with. He is the guy at the fair who sneaks up behind unknowing visitors and deeply sniffs their hair, sending them into a panic until they realize he is just checking them out and saying "Hi." Like Al, Pip is a gelding and my daughters "personal" pet.

No, they aren't llamas. These guys were born May 31st and we brought them home December 19th just in time for Christmas. Jorge and Pablo will be helping me in the spring with their fiber as well as working with the kids in 4-H.
(Yarn available at Wool and Honey)