Hickory Hill Fiber Farm

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Hickory Hill Fiber Farm We take a lot of pride in our wool quality and have chosen animals specifically for their wool and conformation. Keep your fingers crossed for us!

Llama, Giant Angora Rabbit, Colored Angora Goat
Our products will be for sale...just send us a message what you are looking for www.hickoryhillllamas.com Please stop by and check us out! 1988
Ray and Pat Smith, and their son, Todd Smith started our Llama breeding program.
2011
We took over the business of HHLF - Hickory Hill Llamas.....our breeding herd started with exclusive bloodlines from Argentina, Chile, Peru and North America. We have it all from Suri to Classic and Light to Extreme Heavy wool animals!! The refinement and mix of our breeding herd is now producing minimal guard hair animals with consistent fiber.
2014
Giant Angora Rabbit
Our partner and CFO John Hart spent a lot of time and research into investing in the rabbits. Our rabbitry was started with the impeccable fiber lines from the originator of the breed Louise Walsh.....and some EXTREMELY lucky finds from the excellent breeding program of Melanie Hultman!
2015
Angora Goats..........MOHAIR......Over a two year family decision that we should have made years ago. Luckily, we were fortunate to have the help of four breeders for our beginning doe herd (Thank you Mea, Marily, Rosalie, and in a way... ;) ....Alex and Annie). These folks that sold us some of their best were just some of the most amazing folks we have ever met and provided us with exceptional goats. We were so welcomed into a blooming industry that we will be involved in for the rest of our lives....The goats......Stunning, loving, roaming, bleating and simply.....amazing creatures that produce fiber that is just beautiful. Late 2015
With three species of fiber animals and a great deal of thought, we decided on closing a chapter of our lives. Ray was gone and we needed a different direction. We are now known as 2HF - Hickory Hill Fiber Farm.
2016
English Angora Rabbit. A breeding pair of Black Torts from Shannon Shanks.... We attended The Mini Rabbit convention in Ohio and were handed a young black tort buck of hers. There is a very good possibility the we may receive our tort breeding pair in May. The Goat Bucks. It will be the hardest decision that all of us will have to make. A crucial decision that is pivotal in our Mohair production.
1 R/B/B
1 B
and maybe an experiment from John and Paul.
2017 and beyond
Who knows?.....

10/15/2026

DJI Neo 2

10/14/2026

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” — Albert Camus

10/14/2026

The goats like to give kisses hehehe 😘😘🐐🐐

10/13/2026

In the air trying to get some fall foliage shots….then this appears…🚁🚁❤️❤️

10/13/2026

We are a big dog family….sometimes they are worse than the house cats trying to make the bed!!! 🐶🐶

10/12/2026

Happy Monday from the soggy farm!! It’s that time again…morning and night chores using our head lights!!

10/12/2026

That’s a wrap…2026 shearing is done…46 goats sheared within 2 weeks(days off from work)…and some amazing super soft kid grade mohair today from our youngest….and this guy is looking at his new potential herd….at 140 pounds!

10/11/2026

Good morning from the farm!! 🎃🎃🌻🌻

10/11/2026

First year growing habanero peppers….and still have a lot turning on the plant …excited to work with this pepper to make some dishes….150,000 scoville level is pretty exciting to work with. Ha 🌶️🌶️

10/11/2026

Remember to support your local farmer this holiday weekend!! Your support helps keep local farmers like us keep producing luxurious fibers(mohair and llama fibers) and local natural farm fresh veggies

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Petersburg, NY
12138

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