PERUVIAN LORALYNN
Color:  Dark Brown 
DOB:   22 March 2000                                                                    Sire:    Peruvian Accoyo King   Dam:  Peruvian King's Phoebe 

A full Peruvian Accoyo with dark fleece out of two top quality parents. Loralynn has a great lineage and a very promising future of adding great quality Alpacas to any herd.  She birthed a bay black male, Peruvian Wyatt, who has great fleece coverage that is very thick and full right down to his toes.  Loralynn is a pretty female with great characteristics and a very nice looking small and nicely fleeced face.  With her Accoyo and Peruvian genetics – she is an excellent female for any breeder who is looking to add great quality to their herd.  She is ready to be bred to a herd sire of your choice.

$14,500

Angelica was appropriately named because when she was first born every one kept saying she was an angel.  She was adorable as a cria and she has impressively matured into a beautiful looking lady.  Angelica is a medium silver grey at the skin, but the outer fleece is a lighter glowing shade of grey that is very attractive.  Angelica had an adorable face as a cria and it is still adorable.  She has so many great features and such a likable and friendly demeanor.  Angelica has an impressive lineage, with silver greys and true blacks and producers of high quality offspring. Peruvian Matador, true black, is a well known herd sire with exceptional fleece quality and conformation, which is why he sold for $70,000 at a 2001 Auction and Futurity.  Her dam, Vintage Rose, has produced some incredible offspring for us and Angelica tops the list.  She will certainly add quality to any herd. 

$12,800

HOLLY 
Color:  Medium Silver Grey 
DOB:   09 December 2002                                                                  Sire:    Mr. Roosevelt     Dam: Vajayta         

Holly is one of those alpacas that you really hate to part with. She is a very impressive looking female, with a very friendly personality. Her conformation is superb and her fleece quality and coverage are excellent. Her sire, Mr. Roosevelt, was at a judging clinic at Oregon State University where 38 out of 40 participants selected his fleece as the top fleece among the 70+ alpaca fleeces brought to the clinic specifically for the event. And his offspring are well known in the show ring as top quality alpacas. Her dam, Vajayta, has added some exceptional offspring to our herd: 4 females, 3 are silver grey and one is dark brown, and only one male; silver grey. Holly has birthed a dark brown male, sired by Peruvian Maximus. We have a lot of very nice silver grey herd sires to rebred Holly to, that are certain to produce a very nice offspring.  

PERUVIAN ALMOND JOY 
Color:  Light Fawn/Medium Fawn  
DOB:   27 February 1997                                                                 Sire:    Peruvian Botin    Dam:  Anna Harrison        

Almond Joy is a beautiful pure Peruvian with very dense fleece and perfect conformation.   She also produces some very high quality offspring, and her ratio of females is 3 to 1 – which is a definite plus.  We have been extremely pleased with the density and tight crimp of her offspring and also the strong bone structure.  Almond is our 'top' female producer in birthing 'females'.  Almond Joy is ready to be bred to a herdsire of your choice.                     

A dark silver grey with personality plus.  Charo is the head female at our ranch.  She looks out for all the other females, but with a very subtle, gently nature.  She always knows what is going on and if she doesn’t, she quickly finds out.  She is a lady with some real presence, and with her nice fleece and color, she is just irresistible.  She has produced silver grey and true black which is pretty nice to have.  Charo is ready to be bred to a herd sire of your choice.        

Eclipsar is one of our most productive females with 7 offspring: 4 males and 3 females.  Her 1^st two offspring, both males, have matured nicely - Gunner, silver grey and Lexus, medium brown.  Eclipsar’s next two crias were females – Sibley, silver grey and Morgan, true black.  Eclipsar’s 5^th cria, Drake, is a sharp looking herd sire with excellent conformation and fleece density.  Eclipsar was bred to our prized herd sire, Peruvian Alexus, which produced Eclipsars best offspring, Brandy, a beautiful medium fawn  female who has excellent characteristics.  Eclipsar produced a medium fawn male on their next breeding.  Eclipsar is ready to be bred back to  Alexus or a herdsire of your choice.                                                                                                                                                                                                  

KIA ERIN
Color:  True Black  
DOB:   13 November 2000                                                              Sire:    El Nino  Dam:  Incan Iceicles       

Erin has beautiful fleece, with a very poised confirmation, and outstanding facial features.  Both of her parents are suri's, so for her first breeding we bred her to Ricardo, a dark brown suri.  We do not practice ‘crossbreeding’ however, since both parents are suri’s, we consider this an ethical decision.  Erin produced a beautiful light fawn female suri.  Shelby is as sweet as they come.  She has gorgeous, big eyes and an abundance of super soft fleece.  Erin’s sire, El Nino, is a striking silver grey herd sire with offspring that sold at an auction in Ohio in 2003 for $65,000 and $30,000.  Shelby’s sire, Ricardo, had offspring that sold at the same auction for $22K, $25K, $32K, and $33K.  Erin was bred with Peruvian Alexus, a stunning Huacaya herd sire and birthed a very nice looking light fawn male.  She is ready to be bred to a herdsire of your choice.