We are East Fork Llamas in Marshall, NC just north of Asheville. Our farm is on 60 private acres where we offer gourmet llama treks, breeding, extensive llama and owner training, herd health services, adventure based counseling and animal assisted therapy, staff development,and consultation services. My partner and I have 29 years combined experience in counseling and educating various youth populations including emotionally disturbed, high risk, addicted, delinquent, incarcerated, delinquent, abused, BEH, and EMH. Why do we use llamas? They are low impact environmentally, safe for children, intelligent, and they offer a large animal experience without the danger.
A brochure that we would be glad to send you details our gourmet treks on unspoiled, private land in which we feature rock climbing, cook outs, entertainment, great views, team building, and just plain fun and relaxation.
Please call us at 828 689-5925 or e-mail us at WOLFHART3@aol.com
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EAST FORK LLAMAS breeds for conformationally correct, healthy, short to medium wooled llamas suited to working (packing, driving, etc). We concentrate on training for showing, guarding, packing, and cart driving.
Directions to our farm: From Asheville, NC, I-240 off I-40, take 19-23N to Mars Hill exit, turn left going west 3 1/2 mi. to Bone Camp Rd., turn right, go over mountain to a T, turn right on East Fork Rd, 1/4 mi. on left. If you click on the map below, you will obtain a map of our area. Our farm will always be in the middle of each map and you may broaden or narrow the view by clicking in different circles.
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