Alpacas produce a premium fiber in 22 vibrant colors, the demand for which is ever increasing. Annual fiber yields vary from about five pounds from a single female to a reported thirteen pounds from a larger male. Due to a high demand for these beautiful animals and limited supply, it is common for a female offspring of an alpaca to sell for the same price or more than an investor breeder paid for the dam. Not to be overlooked as a very important aspect of raising alpacas are the great tax benefits that our favorite uncle now provides. Capital gains can be available on the sale of breeding animals and their offspring.
Current expenses are deductible.
Consult a tax advisor for specifics as they relate to you. All You Need Is Love Alpacas are so easy to raise, practically all you need to give them is love. They eat very little food and therefore require only a small amount of acreage per animal. Veterinary costs are minimal. Besides their endearing qualities of warmth, friendliness, and trainability, they have an enduring quality of strength and toughness.