Alpacas in Texas?  You betcha!  Texas Alpacas are rising to the top of the livestock value scale across the country.  You can become an Alpaca owner when you visit Timber Lodge Alpacas, located in Kaufman, Texas, less than an hour east of the Dallas/Ft. Worth metroplex.  Since starting business in 2004, one thing has become apparent: Your success in starting and/or building an Alpaca herd, is our success.  You can start your Alpaca herd, by picking animals from our high value herd, many from rare, and elite bloodlines, or you can build on your established breeding program by enhancingwhat you have with some of our outstanding genetics.  Your breeding decisions will define your herd as it grows.  You can choose breedings from our high quality males, or choose females bred to our males.  What could be easier?  Don't have a farm or property for your herd?  You can board your Alpacas with ours, and we will treat them just like part of the family.  You can count on Timber Lodge Alpacas for very high quality breeding stock, and exceptional services.

"Texas Weight" Alpaca Garments for Texas Style 

Do you want fine, up-scale apparel made from Alpaca fiber?  Garments made of the finest Alpaca fiber, provide you a unique way to update your Texas Style wardrobe.  The wonderful garments you can find at our ranch reflect our overall commitment to quality and value.
 

History of Alpacas
Alpacas originated with the Incas in Peru. The Incas domesticated Alpacas from the wild Vicuña, a Camelid which produces fiber that is still considered the finest naturally grown animal fiber in the world. The ancient Incan economy was based on textiles, not gold. As weavers, the Incas valued their Alpaca fiber, and the finest fiber was reserved for Royalty. When the Spaniards invaded in 1532, led by Francisco Pizarro, the Incan people saved their Alpacas by driving them from their populated cities to the Altiplano, a hidden highland sanctuary of more than 14,000 feet in elevation. Alpacas are such hardy animals that they were able to adapt to the harsh environment and poor forage found there. Contact us to learn more about Alpacas, and how they are related to other Camelids, like Vicuñas, Llamas, Guanacos, and Camels.

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