Llamas At Custer And Park

a good way to tell if it is llama or alpaca day is look first at the head if the eyes cant be seen because of all the fluff, it is an alpaca. if it is towering over you or as tall as you it is a llama

if it looks like it could kick your ass, it's a llama. if it is short and fluffy and looks like a poodle and horse had babies it's an alpaca

4 months ago they brought in a new batch of alpacas, they USED to be llamas. Chill out lol

Omg people, we know they're alpacas. They WERE llamas but a new batch of ALPACAS were brought in about 3 months ago. geesh

Below are 4 articles referring to the "llamas" of Haggard Farm in Plano ;) http://tinyurl.com/7jm5dum , http://tinyurl.com/88dxklg , http://tinyurl.com/7jesn5m , http://tinyurl.com/7rmowmg

Majestic beasts, who's grace is only surpassed by their beauty

Bring a camera and an open mind.

For good measure, here is a link to a video of Mr. Haggard himself talking about his "llamas" , http://tinyurl.com/7leq9tc

As new Mayor I proclaim these beautiful creatures what they are....llamas!

I prefer the grace and beauty of Llamas

i think they switch between llamas and alpacas just to screw with people

Spotty is my favorite

Best check in in Plano. Go Mayor! Llamas forever!

Those are alpacas, not llamas.

As mayor pro-temp, I declare these animals Alpacas!

Hey people who are confused, these are alpacas Jessa is just being a wrong bitch

this is the Haggard farm

"cows and llamas" <aclass="entity url"rel="nofollow" href="http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Planos-Haggard-Farm--129758723.html"target="_blank" data-sig="uFZg2nILMlRV5vqRXT+l1PzorbU=" onmousedown="fourSq.ui.OutgoingLink.mousedown($(this), event)" data-source="tip-text">http://www.wfaa.com/news/local/Planos-Haggard-Farm--129758723.html</a>

These are definitely alpacas

Check out the Alpacas!!

THOSE LINKS ARE FALSE

They are llamas and already exist on Four Square. Flagging as duplicate.

Alpacas is what these creatures are

if you have pics of these llamas please upload!

FYI- they are alpacas.

No.... Those are not llamas. Next time do more research before leaving a false tip.

Mr Haggard is a confused old man

Those are obviously Alpacas. I have worked with Alpacas for 20 years those are too small to be llamas and their wool looks different from llama wool.

THESE ARE ALPACAS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!