Last Update: Oct 10, 2026
We are winding down our pack llama breeding program at Bell Ranch. For sale below are the last 3. A yearling female and 2 breeding age females who should be great for breeding or packing.
Measurements were taken July 1, 2026. All these llamas were also given annual CD/T and Ivermectin at that time. Body score is on a 1-9 scale.
If interested, contact us at toby@bellranchllamas.com or 303-886-7206 (text is best initially due to poor cell service around the ranch).


BACKCOUNTRY-LOGISTICS ANGELA, Yearling Female, $3000
DOB: 2/3/2025
Height: 45" (at 17 months)
Weight: 276 lbs
Body Score: 5
IRL: 300188
Sire: WRTL LAVAUGHN
Dam: BEAR MOUNTAIN SIOUX
Cool coloring on this girl. I know little about LaVaughn, but Big Sioux is a 50" beauty with great temperament.
Minimal training, but does okay with halter and lead.


LEL BRIDGET, Pregnant Female, $3000
DOB: 8/5/2016
Height: 48"
Weight: 395 lbs
Body Score: 6
IRL: 289938
Sire: LEL BANDIT CCARA
Bred to our Bear Mountain Gus on May 24, 2026. Progesterone blood test drawn 7/17 gave 4.79 ng/mL signalling pregnant. Gus is a beautiful 50" stud, high ground clearance, great packer, great temperament, full brother to WRTL's stud Bear Mountain Sarge, and full brother to our Bear Mountain Sioux.
Bridget is has proven to be a great mom and her son Creed is a great looking yearling male in our training program at Llamas Colorado.
Minimal training, but does fine with lead and halter.


BBL-MT'S FIZZY, Open Female, $3000
DOB: 4/1/2024
Height: 48.5" (at 27 months)
Weight: 329 lbs
Body Score: 5
IRL: Pending
Sire: MCC'S ROCCO
Dam: BBL-MT'S RAINA
Great 2 year old female out of Jeff Stutts' fine herd (Bridger Backcountry Llamas). Open for you to breed as you like, or train up for packing.
Minimal training. Needs more work with putting the halter on, but then fine with lead and halter.


Hank & Dolly, Colorado Mountain Dogs
DOB: 6/2023
With the end of our breeding program, we will not have any llamas at Bell Ranch and need to find a new home for these amazing livestock guardians. We have lost 3 llamas to mountain lions over the years, but none since we got these dogs. We want them to continue doing what they are so good at, which is protecting llamas from predators. Inquire for more information.
More pictures of Hank & Dolly:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/yp8WrspoVH3ynnra9