I am contemplating a move from New Mexico, where my llamas have lived all their lives (with the exception of one, who hails from Texas), to northern Montana. I have two questions: 1. Will they adjust to a colder, damper climate? (especially Cinnamon, who has arthritis) 2. Does anybody live roughly halfway between NM and Missoula, MT -- somewhere in Wyoming, perhaps -- and have a field my five llamas could use for one night? When I finally move, I'll need a stopover point for one night, to let the llamas out of the trailer to graze, drink water, stretch their legs, etc. I would be happy to pay for using your field. If anyone has any advice about driving 1200 miles with five llamas, I'd be grateful for it. Thanks! Hilary
