Actually it’s my wife’s llama. It wasn’t easy and there was quite the struggle. It’s been a year, so it was pretty shaggy, but now the llama should be much cooler. Now I have a big bag full of the fur.
Is there anything I can do with this big bag of llama hair? Seems like a waste just to throw it away.
Tie up some llama hair jigs. 
Sorry, I couldn’t resist.
There has to be a really good or really bad joke in here somewhere but I can’t think of it!
Never been so intrigued and yet scared to open an IDO thread before..
Never been so intrigued and yet scared to open an IDO thread before..
That makes 2 of us.
Not sure if this is a joke or not…. 
However if you are serious you may want to visit a local Alpaca farm and see if they have any use for it or know of someone who does. Llama and Alpaca fur can be fairly valuable. Especially if its straight hair fibers, curly hair fibers are less desirable.
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>sliderfishn wrote:</div>
Never been so intrigued and yet scared to open an IDO thread before..That makes 2 of us.
x3 
You could donate some of it to the birds! Leave some clumps sitting out and birds will use it for their nests.
You can sell that stuff for a FORTUNE!
Never been so intrigued and yet scared to open an IDO thread before..
I was disappointed there weren’t any pictures. 😞
Glad to see I was not the only one scared. Do their necks look longer? Not sure how to do it but I hear llama fur makes great blankets.
You can sell that stuff for a FORTUNE!
Not certain but I believe you are thinking of Alpaca hair.
Poor guy.
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Do their necks look longer?
Everything looks longer after a shave 
You can sell that stuff for a FORTUNE!
Oops, sorry to get your hopes up…I read ‘llama’, but saw ‘alpaca’. It’s worthless unless you can get Phil to weave up a nice hoodie for you.
I’m sure the clicks are 1000x higher than the posts!
Way to hot out here for a thick haired llama. Should do a little shaving tonight. 
Their feathers aren’t worth much 
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Their feathers aren’t worth much
Even super hot giant aliens shave their llamas
There has to be a really good or really bad joke in here somewhere but I can’t think of it!
So Chamberschamps and his friend the llama walk into a bar…
Grouse
<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>shady5 wrote:</div>
You can sell that stuff for a FORTUNE!Not certain but I believe you are thinking of Alpaca hair.
Actually if it’s the right type of llama it can sell for just as much as Alpaca.
My wife had a llahma. I hated that thing and the feeling was mutual. She also makes her own yarn. But not out of llahma hair. Alpaca hair is great for knitting. Alpaca has guard hairs that make it undesireable for yarn. Like Sharon said you can donate it to the birds or use it to cover your wifes rose bushes in the fall.
I think it can be worked into felted dryer balls.
This is one of the best post in a long time !!! I laughed all the way thru it !
Llamascaping……
He hates being shaved…….
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Llamascaping……
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Do their necks look longer? 