Huacaya Alpacas Sold

Leeroy Browne is one of my first alpacas and has been an animal I used to learn husbandry skills. He's friendly, halters and leads very well. His fleece is extremely dense, has a nice crimp but has quite a bit of guard hair, yet still it produces lovely dark brown yarn. I really need to move him to another home in order to accommodate my growing herd, so I'm very motivated to sell. He's a sneaky devil that looks for any opportunity to join the girls! He would make a good pet, fiber or terminal product animal but unfortunately despite his pedigree, he's not a breed worthy animal. He has a strong Accoyo lineage from Pachacuti, Camilion, and Pascual, but also carries Hemingway G171 genes as well so that drives the density and other decent histogram numbers at 8 years old. However he has lots of guard hair now like other dark colored animals, but the fineness and density are still there for fiber uses. HIs fiber has deep, exaggerated low frequency crimp and make fine yarn.

Handsome male fiber only, pet quality animal or terminal animal. Lovely fawn color with white dot on nose. Very easy keeper with good bite and only infrequent toenail trims. He'd make a good animal for 4H or for someone learning about alpacas.

Gorgeous, caramel colored boy with silky fleece, lovely tight, high frequency crimp. This is a lovely boy to use to introduce Snowmass genetics and great fleece qualities into your herd at a reasonable price. He has nice conformation although he's a bit on the small side. Grandson of Snowmass Andean Bronze and Snowmass Chaccu's Rose. He will be gelded in August 2015 to create a fiber/pet animal.

Sweet, Snowmass offspring that I originally thought would grow into a herdsire. His fleece is lovely and soft, however his conformation is a bit off and not suitable for perpetuation. His 2015 fleece is demonstrating good bundling and improved fineness due to improved nutrition. He halters and leads well, is gentle but requires frequent toenail trimming. He'd make a great pet or fiber animal. Very motivated to sell. He will be gelded in August 2015 to create a fiber/pet animal.

Lovely, smaller light fawn male. His fleece is fine, crimpy and increasing in density. He has an easy going demeanor and Hemingway genetics

Blu is a smallish male, that suffered from M.worm upon arrival at this farm. His conformation isn't the best, especially after his treatment, but he is easy to handle, has been halter trained and has the most wonderful fleece! It's brilliant white, crimpy and fine. I had great plans and hopes upon his birth, but unfortunately that hasn't worked out as well, but I look forward to a shearing in 2020 to see what he can produce as an adult. His fleece brightness and fineness is the best on this farm. I watched in awe as the shearer removed this brilliant fleece. It appears to have great architecture and deep crimp with luster. Oh my!

Jumpin Jack Flash is a dark brown male with award winning fleece that will delight handspinners. His disposition is friendly and easy going toward humans, loves the hose! He is not breed quality due to poor back leg confirmation so is being sold as a fiber or pet animal only.

Malachi is a true black male sired by the 2017 4th place Futurity Halter winner Granite Bay Jasper and dam, the 2015 Michigan International Alpaca Fest 4th place juvenile halter winner. This boy is shy, sweet and has lovely luster and crimp to his fleece. He is the intended sire for breeding for true black which is a highly desireable genotype for color. His pedigree is packed with strong Snowmass, Crescent Moon, and Accoyo lines plus Neversummer's US Steel and Aussie .38 Special. He has good confirmation and bite, good leg placement but a bit on the smaller side, compared to my other males from Hemingway lines. Will be a good addition for breeding.

Caroline is a young female that I am unable to register, however her histogram stats came back with low 20's micron, SD 5.6, CV 25.5. She's bred to true black male so there may be lovely silver gray cria in summer 2015! She's priced to sell as a fiber animal or pet.

Big boned, solid white female that shows the perfect Accoyo conformation. She has very dense fleece with lingering fineness and will be bred to our Accoyo Kosmo later this spring. Cammie is protective, inquisitive and learning to eat from your hand. She is not at all dominant but needs more work on a halter and lead as do most of my females. Currently bred to PHA Accoyo Kosmo for 2016 cria.

Peony is another female carrying Accoyo bloodlines from Demetrio, Guellermo, and Yupanqui. She looks very similar to other female, Camellia, yet is not as tall. She has dense fleece, showing a bit of guard hair now that she is older, but her fleece is still quite fine. Has been bred to PHA Accoyo Kosmo for 2016 cria!

Kizzie is a tall, graceful female with a playful personality. She loves to pronk and leads the girls in a gallop around the pasture! Kizzie is a real character - fun loving and playful and good Auntie to the babies. She is beginning to demonstrate her potential with wonderful fleece structure in tight bundles, medium frequency crimp (as far as she lets me see!) density and long staple length. HIstogram results will be posted following shearing at the beginning of July 2017 If you're looking for a lovely white female to add to your foundation herd, this is your girl. She should be bred to a male with improved phenotype and fleece character. I have selected a choice of two males for breeding.....Thunderstorm - a Glacial Storm son or my Accoyo male, Kosmo These pairings will produce offspring with great density, improved balance in body, good face coverage finer fleece.

Daisy is a young female with a friendly disposition. She loves to eat carrots directly from your hand. She cannot be registered but would make a nice fiber animal or pet.

London is a modern rose gray and white female with fine fleece. She has produced two female cria from different males and her offspring demonstrate improvement, especially when bred to a strong male. Her first cria, born in 2015 is true black, her second cria born in 2016 is white. She is an easy breeder and easy birther, with great milk supply, although she does drop weight while nursing, she puts it back on once the cria is weaned. She may have been injured in 2015 by a breeding, so has a bit of a hump in her back but it does not affect her ability to breed or birth.

This is my favorite little girl. She's very friendly, can touch and handle but still needs more halter training. She flirts with the boys and is ready for her romantic day. Belle would make a great 4H animal or farm greeter. Her fleece is lovely almost mahogany brown, crimpy but not zipper crimp, with a soft handle and density. Histograms appear high, but I think it's related to cria fleece, transport and new home. This year's fleece appears to have lovely crimp, and softness. I think she would make a wonderful foundation female.

Shy, medium brown maiden from award winning Obi-wan Kenobi . Her ancestry includes Peruvian, Chilean and Bolivian lineage. She has very good conformation and moderately dense fleece but very fine with lovely handle. I can provide fleece shots upon request. She is ready to breed to your choice of PHA Accoyo Kosmo or FFFA Thunderstorm.

Lily is a sweet female, my first born on my farm. She is obese and thus does not raise cria very well, so has been retired from the breeding group. She is a good companion, especially for those cria who become orphans, however her milk supply and/or quality cannot raise a cria. Her fleece is beginning to coarsen with age so she can either be used as a pet, animal companion or rug yarn producer. Willing to sell her only to a farm where she will be treated kindly, otherwise she can always remain a member of this herd.

Pearl is a large boned, gray female. She successfully delivered a lovely medium rose gray female in October 2019. Although her fleece staple is at least 3" in length, it lacks architecture and bundling. The fleece is usable but resembles steel wool, however she passed along some wonderful genes that resulted in a vigorous, curly little cria. This girl is a bit flighty and wild but loves to play with cria. She is often found pronking when the "races" begin.

Ebony is a true black proven female. Although her fleece lacks much architecture, it has a lovely luster. In September 2017, Ebony gave birth to a lovely light fawn male cria, called Dusty. He's a very vigorous, stocky little cria, but with a sweet personality. He likes to visit, get petted and touched. In fall 2018, she delivered a medium fawn male Ebony, like her mom, Kahlua, is a natural mom with plenty of milk who delivers without assistance. Her cria so far is incredibly easy going, curious and dense. I will be pleased to see how he grows into his own. October 2019, she delivered a healthy, dark rose gray male cria.

Carmela is a lovely girl, with a solid Peruvian and Accoyo lineage plus the Chilean background that brings color to her pedigree. I am so happy with the crimp and density of her fleece, and so far without strong primaries, so she could be a great fiber girl or breeder to a strong male. Can't wait to find her date in 2020!

Malibu is an easy keeping, confident female, not suitable for breeding due to her fiber quality and physical confirmation. Breeding alpacas have progressed in quality significantly since Malibu was born, but she still have value as a pet. She hasn't been handled a great deal, but is tolerant of human interaction. She can be sold with several others as pets to create a package deal.

Paris is a full sister to Santo's London Success, however her confirmation more closely resembles her mother with a curved back, not a straight topline. Due to this confirmation issue, she is not being sold as a breeder. Her fleece has bold crimp in bundles in the low 20's micron. She is for sale as a pet or fiber animal only.

Add Glacial Storm genetics to your breeding program! This son of the award winner is a solid, proven male with mid 20's micron range and high frequency crimp. He settles females quickly and has produced a greater proportion of females to males. He has typical, solid conformation, an excellent bite and is well trained. He's easy to handle too. He demonstrates lingering fineness even into age. His 2017 fleece staple is approximately 2" long at age 12! Fleece tests will be coming shortly, but he demonstrates what good genetics will do in the long run - good conformation, good bite, good fineness into age, with luster and handle. He would be a good sire to begin your breeding program and especially if looking for a bargain breeding fee or low cost sire that brings benefits of Glacial Storm gene pool.

Gorgeous true black male with direct Peruvian import lineage and offspring of ATV Valiant. His conformation is perfect and his fleece is incredibly lustrous and soft to handle. He's quite prepotent and is the sire of all this year's cria - all female! He is the offspring of award winning ATV Valiant. Although not terribly crimpy, his fleece has wonderful handle and incredible luster. In fact, the most recent cria born was also true black and brilliantly lustrous. Gelded in September 2015, he is offered as a fiber animal.

Samuel is a 2014 Cria born at La Finca Alpacas and joined the herd as a herdsire. His fleece is dense, broadly crimped with a wonderful dark rose gray color - almost bay black in appearance. His genetics are outstanding, so this is a great opportunity to add genetics and color to your breeding. His cria fleece was spun into lovely yarn, producing approximately 1200 grams of yarn. Samuel has good conformation, great bite, dense topknot and density of bone. Breed him for both fleece improvement, solid conformation and great color. He is proven with a lovely daughter of the same bay black or dark rose gray coloring as well as three true black offpring and a dark fawn offspring. His quality of fleece and conformation continues to improve as he ages. He would be a wonderful addition to your herd either through breeding or purchase. Samuel is full Accoyo and is now a VERY proven herdsire with mostly black or very dark brown progeny. He even produces interesting Modern Rose Gray animals, as we are witnessing with Woodford. If you want nice density, a solid pedigree, proven breeding results and especially interesting color, this is the male to select.

Paragon is a beautiful male with strong bone, great conformation and power packed genetics. His fleece is lustrous, fine, with high frequency crimp. He has two cria on the ground, with a hopeful third due this fall. His tall, full bonded and large frame but is gentle and easy to handle. His fleece was shown in the 2024 National fleece show but did not place but he is a desired male by my hand spinners. He will add great value to your herd. Pedigree includes Matrix, Quechua, Tronador, Bueno and Hemingway.

This is a lovely female born on Christmas Eve 2018. She has inherited the large frame of her sire and the fineness of her dam. She carries great fiber genes on both sides of her pedigree. She will be bred this year following shearing and I am exited to see what this fleece brings.

Ruby is a lovely cria with distinctive fiber bundle and bright luster. She was born to a silver gray female with a true black background of well known Accoyo lineage. Although still a cria, she shows great promise.

Hunter is a promising young male with accoyo lineage on the sires side. He has good conformation, and fine, lustrous, fleece with a deep, pronounced crimp. His dam is a true black female so he will add deep color genes to breeding.

Medium rose gray (roan) male cria. For sale alongside mom, Ebony. He has a very curious attitude.