Aussie Hill Alpacas, Inc. is owned by Mary Blowers and is the culmination of 12 years of dreaming, planning, and hard work. Mary brings a love of all animals and a diverse business background into running the daily business. Her two year introduction into veterinary medicine has given her the ability to master herd management in cooperation with our expert veterinarian team. Husband Terry, is a financial partner and brings farm, marketing, and sales experience to assist Mary in decision making and planning. Terry is the one who put the most "elbow grease" in over the years in preparation for the alpacas' arrival. Our wonderful children, Nikole and Rylan bring their enthusiasm and youth to assist in daily chores and animal training. We like to think of our farm as a "family friendly" environment.

We have established a foundation herd of high quality Huacayas that will generate progeny with conformationally correct body structure along with high-quality fiber and wonderful temperment. We consistently win at level 5 shows winning right along side of some of the best farms in the country. We take pride in our facilities, our daily management, and in our organized, up-to-date health and breeding care and records. Mary continues her camelid education on a regular basis taking seminars with the best camelid experts in the country.

Aussie Hill has been in the alpaca business for 7 years and we continue to grow and thrive reaching both new breeders as well as experienced breeders. We specialize in providing personal service to our customers in all aspects of raising and breeding alpacas. We offer services to those looking to start raising alpacas, established breeders, and those wishing to board their animals. We are committed to assisting in selection and acquisition of the right animals for your particular goals. Our alpacas come from distinguished lineages around the country providing a wide variety of colors and genetics and all are of the highest quality. We are a full-time farm giving our animals the very best daily hands-on care, nutrition, and veterinary attention possible.