Alpacas in Michigan at the Grand Alpaca Company
Grand Alpaca Company is located just over half a mile from Lake Michigan and only seven short miles from US-31. We can feel and smell the lake when we step out our door and we are surrounded by the most beautiful and vibrant cherry, peach and apple orchards here on our 40 acres.
The majority of our 50 huacaya alpacas were purchased from the original owners of Grand Alpaca Company, Tim and Jane Talbott. Tim and Jane have been pioneers in the alpaca farming industry within the United States for over 30 years. They have mentored us in all walks of the industry and we have developed a very close relationship, both business and personal. We are practically family!
God has blessed our early endeavors and we commit to Him our love, joy and stewardship of His creation, both the graceful animals He has entrusted to us and beautiful countryside we so enjoy.
The majority of our 50 huacaya alpacas were purchased from the original owners of Grand Alpaca Company, Tim and Jane Talbott. Tim and Jane have been pioneers in the alpaca farming industry within the United States for over 30 years. They have mentored us in all walks of the industry and we have developed a very close relationship, both business and personal. We are practically family!
God has blessed our early endeavors and we commit to Him our love, joy and stewardship of His creation, both the graceful animals He has entrusted to us and beautiful countryside we so enjoy.
Our Herd of Alpacas in MichiganThe Grand Alpaca herd was started by alpaca pioneers, Tim and Jane Talbot, in 1985 and represents 30 years of dedication and experience in raising alpacas in Michigan. These are Chilean and Peruvian huacaya alpacas bred selectively to achieve excellence in conformation, disposition, color, and fiber (density, fineness, luster, uniformity, and crimp). Through careful pedigree analysis and selection, this herd comprises an excellent gene pool and breeding program. Through superior breeding, our herd is of high quality with proven lineage, with all 16 lustrous shades of the alpaca color spectrum represented, including variations of silver-grey, rose-grey, fawn and black alpacas.
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About AlpacasIn 1985, when the Grand Alpaca Company was established in Michigan, there were an estimated 350 alpacas throughout all of North America. According to the Alpaca Owners Association or AOA, as of 2015 there are over 243,000 registered alpacas in the U.S. The reason for such exponential growth is simple - people recognize the financial and personal benefits of alpaca ownership. Alpaca owners will tell you that alpaca ownership is its own reward.
Learn more about the benefits of alpaca ownership on our page "Why Invest in Alpacas?" |
Why buy your alpacas from us? We have more than 50 alpacas to choose from, learn more about what we have to offer at our Michigan alpaca farm. Read about the guarantees and services that we offer along with the sale of our Michigan alpacas.
