Farmer and his 'mortal enemy' an alpaca 'Patrick' soar to TikTok stardom after hilarious videos

Peter Vallance has been sharing his day to day activities on the 24,000 hectare property at Mallee in Victoria's north west under the Tik Tok account ' Malleeboy3490 '

A farmer from regional Victoria has shot to fame for his hilarious TikTok videos showcasing his work life and his mortal enemy 'Patrick' the alpaca. 

Peter Vallance has been sharing his day to day activities on the 24,000 hectare property at Mallee in Victoria's north west under the Tik Tok account 'Malleeboy3490'.  

The account details his life on the farm - from riding on tractors to playing with his two dogs 'Spud' and 'Pip' and herding sheep.

His hilarious commentary and the regular cameos of his 'mortal enemy' - a female alpaca named 'Patrick' who have earned him followers from across the globe. 

The leading lady features in a number of his videos 'lurking' in the sheepyards and 'ignoring' his orders as he tries to keep the animals in line.

The larrikin jokingly described the alpaca as his 'mortal enemy' but the two actually  appear to share a heartwarming bond.

Mr Vallance said his newfound fame has been a serious shock. 

'It's been unreal, it's been all over the world as far away as Ireland, India, Russia,' Mr Vallance told A Current Affair.

'Mum came home from town one day and said, 'I hear you're TikTok famous.'

Some of his videos have accrued millions of views, and offer a unique insight into life on the land in Australia to those living overseas.

The account details Mr Vallance's life on the farm - from riding on tractors to playing with his two dogs 'Spud' and 'Pip' and herding sheep

This includes things like his daily routine, his fashion choices, and his meals - which are packed with love by his mother. 

The social media phenomenon said he had no idea the videos would be such a hit, but he's now hoping to use the newfound fame to promote farm work.

He said he hopes it may inspire others to consider a career in agriculture, by showing the ups and downs in a unique way.

'I really love nothing more than to have one person look at agriculture as a career that they might not necessarily have looked at before they've come across my videos.' 

Mr Vallance's dog Pip is another fixture of the increasingly popular Tik Tok account