pasture

[Roy and Vicky]

I was told that Moses (our new llama) will dig up the pasture roots and all when he's eating and eventually nothing will grow out there BLAH. Not what i wanted to hear, so i decided to come to the experts.

Is he gonna just pull up all the grass roots and all and we'll have a barren pasture?

 

[purplequeenvt]

Who told you that? That is not true. In fact, llamas are a lot easier on pasture than sheep, goats, cows or horses. Of course if you were to leave him in a small area without supplementing his feed with hay, he will eat the grass down really short.

 

[Roy and Vicky]

Good deal i've had two people say he would destroy the pasture, which is a little over an acre and one say heck no when he's done with your weeds i'd take him for a few weeks to eat mine down LOL.

 

[ksalvagno]

Alpacas and llamas are some of the easiest livestock on pasture. Not sure why anyone would think otherwise.

Moses is adorable. Glad you were able to give him a good home.