DOB July 3, 2001
Dam Sociedad of Boliva B8006 IMPK98
Sire Acero Marka’s Rag Top
Peach was one of our first female alpacas in our herd. She was always a great mom, and distinctive with the white spot on her nose. She provides us with medium fawn fiber for our rugs.
DOB August 22, 2003
Dam Esmeralda AOA
Sire Snow King WBAF
Snow has given us some very nice cria, and continues to provide fiber for our rugs and other fiber projects.
DOB 10/19/10
Dam ET Venus
Sire Rumsfeld
Cloud is a very gentle alpaca, perhaps because he broke his leg very young and received a lot of extra attention. The leg completely healed and he was in 4H for several years. His fiber is a lustrous white, with medium crimp. Hand spinners love working with it and it makes beautiful yarn.
DOB September 28, 2007
Dam Alpaca Bella Fina’s Snow White
Sire Westwool’s Ned Kelly
DOB May 16, 2001
Dam MMR Patricia (#71)
Sire Victor’s Vaccoyo
Venus was one of our first alpacas. She is super friendly and can be counted on to come up to anyone for some attention. Her dense fiber has been passed on to her cria, and continues to be valuable for our fiber projects.
DOB May 13, 2003
Dam ET Venus
Sire Caviar
Morgan was as cute as she could be as a cria. To this day, she puffs out her cheeks with air to express herself. She gives us medium fawn fiber for our rugs.
DOB September 8, 2010
Dam Dixie Dawn
Sire Misty Ridge Japheth
Crystal was a 4H favorite for several years because she never grew to be full sized. Healthy in every way, she is forever a yearly-size. She has great, dense fiber.
DOB June 9, 2009
Dam Morgan WDAF
Sire Lost Shaker’s Come Monday
Ronan is exceptionally cute with his white facial pattern. His blanket is a beautiful dark brown, which makes into great yarn. The 4H kids loved Ronan.
DOB August 22, 2006
Dam Athena WDAF
Sire Sir Chesapeake
Syringa is an alpaca with attitude, but she has very dense fiber which is appreciated when it comes to making our yarn. She has some fawn spots.
DOB November 9, 2003
Dam Qaint Chocolata
Sire Black Thunder’s Wild Thing
Wilder was the first cria born on our farm. We named him after the Idaho town where my best friend grew up. He lives with attitude, but once haltered, he is easy to handle. He continues to give us true black fiber for our rugs.
DOB July 13, 2000
Dam QAI1 Chillan Import 098
Sire QAI1Rushmore Import098
Chocolata was one of our first three female alpacas. She was a great mom and continues to give us a nice dark brown fiber for the rugs we have made.
