I am delighted to report that the shearing is finished for another year. It was physically demanding but less so than in some previous years. The alpacas have just about forgiven me, but a few are still looking at me suspiciously and giving me a wider berth than usual during feeding time.
Dry fleece is essential for both shearing and storing the fleece. The week of dry, sunny weather helped.
Also listen in to find out what the geese and swans have been up to. Spring is well and truly here, and summer is around the corner.Welcome to the podcast for alpaca people!
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Alpaca Tribe is hosted and produced by Steve Heatherington of Waterside Voices.
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