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The Palouse Alpaca Cooperative Association is a group of huacaya alpaca farms located in an area of southeastern Washington and north central Idaho called the Palouse

 

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Palouse

Come visit the paradise called the Palouse. . .

Discover alpaca treasures nestled among the rolling hills.

 

In addition to the exquisite scenery, you will find . . . .

Alpacas
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Support from committed, trustworthy breeders who work closely with the camelid specialists at nearby Washington State University

   
bullet Small farm attention to visiting dams and crias
   
bullet Proven genetics from nationally recognized, award winning blood lines
   
bullet A wide choice of huacaya alpacas in a full spectrum of colors for purchase or stud services
   
bullet Small town hospitality from experienced breeders who eagerly share information with those visiting to learn

 

photo of Palouse fields
WHAT IS THIS AREA CALLED THE PALOUSE
The Palouse is depicted in the book The Most Beautiful Place in the World, Impressions of 10 Master Photographers edited by Jay Maisel, as the “Louvre of Farmlands.” There was also a National Geographic Magazine cover story called “A Paradise called the Palouse,” that featured our area. The word Palouse may have been given to the area by French fur trappers describing the rolling hills as a grassy (pelouse) lawn.

The 3 photos above are provided by Chris Elko.
She has a line of notecards available that incorporate her photos.
You can contact her at celko@sbcglobal.net.

A trip worth making!!


 Map of the Palouse

 

 

Our Alpaca Farms on the Palouse:

 

 

 

 


 Top of the Hill Alpaca

 

Top of the Hill Alpacas

 Tony & Debi Johnson
  1146 Four Mile Road
  Viola, ID 83872
  208-882-5849
 johnsonexc@moscow.com
www.topofthehillalpacas.com

m  OUR PHILOSOPHY. . . is to produce nationally outstanding North American Alpacas. It's important to us to always genetically improve our animals. Service to our customers is our #1 goal before and after any sale.

m Visit our web site at www.topofthehillalpacas.com


 

 logo for Premier Alpacas of the Palouse

Premier Alpacas of the Palouse

Dale & Leslee Miller
 PO Box 122
 Uniontown, WA 99179
 509-229-3655
 dlmiller@inlandnet.com
www.premieralpacas.com

m   WE HAVE BEEN BREEDING ALPACAS with care to top bloodlines since 1994. Our offspring have been taking awards for their fleece and conformation. Whether you are early in the learning process and seeking information, or shopping for alpacas or studs to complement your herd, we can help.  Come visit our ranch and we'll share our success.

m  We have guest accommodations available for visitors.

m  Visit our web site at www.premieralpacas.com


 

Stirling Ridge Alpacas logo

Stirling Ridge Alpacas

  Patch & Deb Blakey
  5120 Robinson Park Road
  Moscow, ID 83843
  208-882-9432
 StirlingRidge@moscow.com

m OUR GOAL is to develop an extraordinary herd drawing from bloodlines with exceptional fiber characteristics and conformation, trained for gentle behavior. We have Caligula, Synopsis Nocturna, Federal Express, Zorro, and Pperuvian Victor genetics. We want you to be able to say of our alpacas and our business dealings with you that there’s “none finer!”
 



barn & wheel fenceLinks to related information

More information about the Palouse and Alpacas in the Northwest is available by the following links to other web sites: