Llama Packing in Alaska

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How do llamas get to Alaska?

Llamas are not native to Alaska, so they must either walk, ride in some wheeled vehicle - or go by air. Tom Landis and Noel McRae sold and shipped four adult llamas via Alaskan Airlines. They built four boxes at the airport, had the llamas walk in, and then screwed the doors shut. Almost as easy as it sounds, too.

The next thing the llamas knew they arrived and were greeted with great joy by John and Jennifer Tabor of Sterling on the Kenai Peninsula.

 

This is how they arrived at Anchorage.

 

 

 

 

 

I think I am safer right here.

 

Getting adjusted to new owners and places.

 

There are quite a few llama packers in Alaska.

Jennifer with Ollie and Aspen.

The pictures below show the Marshalls hiking with their kids in the Moose Pass area.

For more Alaskan packing pictures, check out Highland Llamas.

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