Comments on: Rare Washington High Mountain Llama http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/ Alex's Pictures and Movies from Seattle Wed, 02 Nov 2011 18:43:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Lexi Davis http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/comment-page-1/#comment-17264 Lexi Davis Mon, 21 Sep 2009 19:34:13 +0000 http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/#comment-17264 Hi, my name is Lexi Davis. I am from W.F. West High School in Chehalis, WA and i am on the newspaper staff. We were curious if we could use this llama picture, for our cover. Please let me know at your soonest convenience. Thank you for your time! -Lexi Davis Hi, my name is Lexi Davis. I am from W.F. West High School in Chehalis, WA and i am on the newspaper staff. We were curious if we could use this llama picture, for our cover. Please let me know at your soonest convenience.

Thank you for your time!
-Lexi Davis

]]> By: Alex http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/comment-page-1/#comment-12262 Alex Mon, 01 Jun 2009 18:33:35 +0000 http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/#comment-12262 Pack Llama, I agree completely. Horses are *much* more destructive than llamas or goats. I've seen countless mountain scenes completely torn up by untethered horses. Llamas are born of the mountains, where could they be more at home? Pack Llama,

I agree completely. Horses are *much* more destructive than llamas or goats. I’ve seen countless mountain scenes completely torn up by untethered horses. Llamas are born of the mountains, where could they be more at home?

]]> By: Pack Llama http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/comment-page-1/#comment-12233 Pack Llama Mon, 01 Jun 2009 00:00:43 +0000 http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/#comment-12233 I'd like to point out that your "beast of burden" is actually a LOT less impactful on it's precious wilderness surroundings than the "unoriginal" pack horses or mules. Pack llamas and goats are varied grazers and don't eat all in the same area,and eat far less vegetation than the larger livestock. Thier manure is also a lot less plentiful and is easily washed away by rainfall. I’d like to point out that your “beast of burden” is actually a LOT less impactful on it’s precious wilderness surroundings than the “unoriginal” pack horses or mules. Pack llamas and goats are varied grazers and don’t eat all in the same area,and eat far less vegetation than the larger livestock. Thier manure is also a lot less plentiful and is easily washed away by rainfall.

]]> By: Big Ern http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/comment-page-1/#comment-165 Big Ern Wed, 23 Aug 2006 20:47:50 +0000 http://wishkoski.com/2006/08/rare-washington-high-mountain-llama/#comment-165 Great find Wish - you are like the Jacques Cousteau of the Pacific Northwest. I would like to attend your next expedition, when you will be searching for the ever-ellusive Rainier Ostrich. On second thought, I'd rather not go near one of those human-kidnapping monsters without an M-16 or something. Great find Wish – you are like the Jacques Cousteau of the Pacific Northwest. I would like to attend your next expedition, when you will be searching for the ever-ellusive Rainier Ostrich. On second thought, I’d rather not go near one of those human-kidnapping monsters without an M-16 or something.

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