Fallen Oak Ranch is a llama ranch located in the beautiful Northern California foothills. We have been raising llamas since 2001. We have a variety of Argentine, Bolivian, and Chilean purebreds & crosses.

Fallen Oak started with a variety of llama types. Though still breeding outstanding llamas of different types, the main focus has changed to the rare Argentine & Argentine crosses. We proudly show all types of our llamas and do well! 

In twenty one years of showing, the llamas have done quite well. We have had many, many Grand and Reserve Champions. Fallen Oak has taken a break from showing in most of 2017 through 2020.

Our llamas have been to/or qualified for Nationals in 2002 through 2019. PFO Lakota did VERY WELL at Nationals in 2007 & 2008. He placed Reserve National Class Champion / Divisional Top 3 in 2007. Lakota was National Class Champion / Divisional Top 5 in 2008. Argentine Midnight Amarula placed National Class Champion / Divisional Top 5 in 2011. In 2014, PFO Mayfair Tewa was Western Regional Grand Champion & National's Class Champion!

Fallen Oak was proud to be the home to Argentine Corvo. He passed away in May of 2015. Corvo was a full Argentine import. Corvo is, by far, one of the rarest Argentine bloodlines. All of Corvo's full Argentine daughters have been kept at Fallen Oak.  

Llamas for Sale has been updated on 01/16/19

The direction of Fallen Oak has changed in late 2016. I am going back to the basics of what made this ranch successful... conformation and behavior. Though still breeding Argentines, I cut back on llamas. 

Fallen Oak strives to have only the best llamas in our breeding program. The goal is to have nearly all of our breeding llamas as former Grand Champions. We have shown & proven ALL of our llamas. None have come to the ranch as show animals

Received a Grand at 2018 Hobo at nearly 15 years old.

In 2010 he received his ALSA Grand Champion Award

2008 ALSA National Reserve Class Champion Light Wool Male & Ranked #3 in his Division

sired by PFO Lakota

earned her ALSA Grand Champion Award at State Fair in 2013. It runs in the family!

Argentine Shoshone (ET)

We thought we had her Champion in the beginning of 2012. When we found out we did not yet, we cleaned her up two days before the Grass Valley Show & yep... Grand Champion. Shoshone also has her ROM in fleece.

Argentine Midnight Amarula

2011 National Class Champion Heavy Wool Female / Divisional Top 5

PFO Zuni Smoke

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Many thanks. You are invited to email if you have any questions.