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  • Home
  • Services
  • Team
  • Contact
  • Llama Info.
    • Llama Training
    • The camelid Family
    • Kinds of llamas
    • Poisonous plants to llamas
    • Llama fun facts
    • What do you do with llamas
    • Llama care
  • Showing Llamas
  • meet the herd
    • Males >
      • Non Breeding Males
      • Studs (breeding males)
    • Females >
      • Non breeding females
      • Breeding Females
  • Sale
    • Llamas for Sale >
      • Llamas sold
    • Other llama products
  • Videos
  • Memorial
  • Events
    • Past Events
    • Upcoming events
  • Babies Born On our farm
  • Blog
  • Other helpful links and information
HARPER HILL LLAMAS
  • Home
  • Services
  • Team
  • Contact
  • Llama Info.
    • Llama Training
    • The camelid Family
    • Kinds of llamas
    • Poisonous plants to llamas
    • Llama fun facts
    • What do you do with llamas
    • Llama care
  • Showing Llamas
  • meet the herd
    • Males >
      • Non Breeding Males
      • Studs (breeding males)
    • Females >
      • Non breeding females
      • Breeding Females
  • Sale
    • Llamas for Sale >
      • Llamas sold
    • Other llama products
  • Videos
  • Memorial
  • Events
    • Past Events
    • Upcoming events
  • Babies Born On our farm
  • Blog
  • Other helpful links and information

Harper Hill Llamas

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Hiking in Idaho
Get to know the farm

Here is a little bit about Harper Hill Llamas. We are a small family farm in Port Orchard, Washington. We are Joe and Stephanie along with our kids Nicole, Megan and Ashley Bromm. Joe and I grew up showing in llama 4-H and then bought our farm from Joe’s parents and continued with llamas! Our kids enjoy to show in 4-H along with various open class shows. We have started breeding some classic type llamas and look forward to growing that into the future. We believe in breeding quality llamas. We enjoy sharing our llamas with the public and welcome any questions you may have about llamas or their care.

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Ashley and Cowboy showing at the County fair!
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Ashley and her llama Cowboy and their county fair ribbons. This team qualified for state fair!!
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Lena and her new baby Harper Hill’s Rainier.
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Feel free to contact us if you have any questions!
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One of our llamas, Cowboy driving on the beach.

Harper Hill Llama Farm
Joe and Stephanie Bromm and Family
​stephbromm@hotmail.com
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