Mule Train Alpacas

05/14/2026

WE ARE HIRING!!!
4 days per week
4-6 hours per day (some longer days)
Join the Mule Train gang!
Contact us for more info.

05/07/2026

Photo series of the Fluffy Butt Boys!
One is not the same…

05/06/2026

ATTENTION! PLEASE READ.
This is a cute picture of Miles from the last alpaca show of the season. We post pictures like this of alpacas and the rest of our critters, all about fiber and herd health!!!
We NEVER post anything inappropriate!!!! It has come to our attention that someone has hacked into our page and is posting inappropriate content in our name. We would like everyone to know that MULE TRAIN ALPACAS NEVER posts INAPPROPRIATE CONTENT!!! It isn’t us! We will be filing a complaint with FB.

05/05/2026

05/05/2026

Do you love animals and the outdoors? Are you reliable and flexible? Do you have a good attitude?
We’re hiring-PT!!!
Join the Mule Train herd and hang out with fluffy coworkers 3-4 hours 4 days per week (and some longer days) Some of the duties include cleaning, feeding, halter training, picking up around the ranch, herd health, etc.
Send your resume to [email protected]

03/21/2026

Duke is working hard.

03/13/2026

Check out the BE GREAT Ball's latest auction package!
🦙When spit happens, brighten your day with a 6-person alpaca farm tour excursion to Molt exploring, learning, and interacting with alpacas. This is a working alpaca ranch complete with homemade alpaca and farm-store goods that showcases ranch-made products. A $30 mercantile gift certificate is included as well as $100 to The Vig to refuel on your way back to the city.

Generously donated by Mule Train Alpacas and Vig Alehouse
PLACE YOUR BIDS HERE: https://events.readysetauction.com/boysgirlsclubyellowstonecounty/begreatball2026/catalog/item/72

02/23/2026

The Ewe Girls! 🐑🐏❤️

02/21/2026

Snug as a bug in the warm barn! Our little bottle baby, Valentin (light fawn boy) is busy getting his share of pellets!

02/18/2026

What’s the difference between Llamas vs Alpacas?

This is a common question we hear (and happy to answer).

Alpacas and Llamas are completely different animals.

Llamas have:
- long banana-shaped ears
- longer faces,
- weigh over 400 lbs,
- stand much taller than alpacas,
- tend to have coarse fleece,
- can carry a pack,
- are very protective of their herd/flock, and not afraid to defend them.

Alpacas have:
- shorter ears
- blunt faces,
- weigh an avg of 150 lbs,
- have luxuriously soft fleece,
- are gentle & timid,
and amble along like the world is made of gumdrops.