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Gee, it must have been a hot day. All the llamas were in the barn.
John & Marvel Maddy
Owners
545 Country View Lane
Ghent, Kentucky 41045
859-567-4010
Home of Grand Champion Llamas
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Country View Llamas John & Marvel Maddy Owners 545 Country View Lane Ghent, Kentucky 41045 859-567-4010 Home of Grand Champion Llamas |
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 Country View Llamas was established in September, 2003, in Ghent, Kentucky, by John and Marvel Maddy, with the desire to raise a FEW quality, lovable llamas. Our original stock was provided to us by Eagle Dancer Ridge Chilean Llamas, East Peoria, Illinois. In mid 2003, we told friends and family that we are going to buy a few llamas. Of course, the question has been asked of us many times, "Why do you want llamas?" The answer is simple. Being around livestock for years, we have never found a more friendly, lovable, interesting creature than the llama. Each llama has it's own SPECIAL quality and personality. Oh by the way, our llamas DON'T spit at us! Since the beginning, we have purchased llamas from Eagle Dancer Ridge Chilean Llamas in Illinois, Yellow Wood Llamas in Indiana, Walnut Hill Farm in Georgia, Pleasure Valley Llamas in Wisconsin, ME Llama Farm in Connecticut, Needmor Acres in Ohio, Pacific Llamas in Missouri, Moutain View Llamas in Virginia, Mark Smith Farms in Indiana and Rose Cottage Llamas in Indiana. All of these llama farms have helped us add quality and knowledge to our llama business. Our goal is to raise quality, lovable, show and breeding llamas. Pictured at the right is Maestro's Cadenza, an offspring of the infamous Maestro's Conductor.
Gee, it must have been a hot day. All the llamas were in the barn. Our Grand Champion Llamas
Zeus took the honors of First Place from both judges in his class at the 2008 Indy Open as well. Zeus took the honors of First Place in his class and won GRAND CHAMPION at the 2008 Buckeye Regionals in his Division. We are so proud of him. 2008 North American Llama and Alpaca Show - Zeus placed 1st and 2nd in his class and GRAND CHAMPION in his Division. Freedom placed 2nd and 3rd in her class, which was a large class of very nice llamas.
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