Production Females

SA Peruvian Candy Rose

Candy Rose is an incredible young female with superior fiber and excellent show potential.  She has tight and frequent crimp in bundles of fiber across her blanket.  Her rich caramel color, along with her dark chocolate markings on her face and ears give her a beautiful appearance.  She has perfect conformation and a great disposition.

Awards:

Color Champion - 2007 Sunshine State Alpaca Expo
Reserve Champion - 2007 Maryland Alpaca Show
Reserve Champion - 2007 Ohio Triple Crown

2nd Place - 2007 Buckeye Alpaca Show
6th Place - 2007 AOBA Nationals

Sire:  Stachowski Alpacas' Peruvian Camelot

Camelot is a maroon Get of Sire ribbon winner and sire of multiple championship winning offspring.  Camelot is known for his presence and solid bone that he passes onto his progeny.

Dam: Stachowski Alpacas' Peruvian Rosita Dulce

Reina Thunder

Reina’s 'fancy' fiber carries the characteristics of her famous sire, Black Thunder. Her density and crimp are outstanding and she has passed it on to her first cria, Lady Gwendolyn, born in late 2005.

Sire: Alpacas of America's Bolivian Black Thunder
Black Thunder is an incredible glossy jet black pure Bolivian herd sire with never-ending show presence and a strong, sturdy stature. His frame is surrounded by rich, black, crimpy fiber with coverage that will absolutely amaze you. Black Thunder has already proven his ability to throw color, with 97% colored offspring. His fiber statistics show an average fiber diameter of 22.7 microns, with a standard deviation of 4.3 microns, a coefficient of variation of 18.9% and only 4.3% over 30 microns.

Dam: Alpacas of America's Bolivian Arline

Lady Lucinda

Lucinda is a mirror image of her sire, Sinbad and has carried on his outstanding fiber characteristics with extremely dense and crimpy fiber. She is certain to be a great producer of quality alpacas.

Sire: Alpacas of America's Sinbad
Sinbad is a white Bolivian with superb density, unbelievable crimp and unparalleled density. Sinbad’s large impressive bone structure, incredible coverage and excellent presence make him a grand sight to see. He also boasts a perfect bite and impeccable conformation, including show stopping presence. Sinbad’s fiber statistics show an average fiber diameter of 18.1 microns, with a standard deviation of 3.8 microns, a coefficient of variation of 21.0% and only 0.6% over 30 microns. He is truly a regal herd sire.

Dam: Posadas

RF Lady Gwendolyn

Born in the fall of 2005, Gwendolyn is already showing the fiber characteristics of her sire, Redeemer, known for phenomenal crimp and density and the conformation and friendly disposition of her grandsire, Black Thunder. She will surely produce many fine crias in the future.

Sire: Alpacas of America's Redeemer
Redeemer is an absolutely gorgeous white Huacaya. His fiber is phenomenal with crimp from his bonnet to his toes, with amazing coverage. His fiber statistics show an average fiber diameter of 17.2 microns, with a standard deviation of 4.1 microns, a coefficient of variation of 23.8% and just 1.2% over 30 microns. Redeemer has proven that he can pass on his great fiber to his offspring, who also exhibit his incredible density, crimp and fineness.

Dam: Reina Thunder
Grandsire: Alpacas of America's Bolivian Black Thunder

RF Lady Xuxa

Xuxa (pronounced 'zooza'), just born in May 2006 is already showing the most amazingly crimpy fiber, like her sire Chieftain, and has a very sweet demeanor. She will surely have a long tradition of fine production on the farm.

Sire: Alpacas of America's Chieftain
Chieftain is a pure white Huacaya herd sire with flawless conformation and an extremely well-covered fleece. His uniform crimpy fiber extends from his head to his toes. He has shown consistency in the excellent fiber and ideal conformation of his offspring. Chieftain’s fiber statistics show an average fiber diameter of 19.7 microns, with a standard deviation of 4.6 microns, a coefficient of variation of 20.4% and only 4.7% over 30 microns.

Dam: LaCrema de Bolivia

RF Lady Carmela

Taking 12 months and 12 days before she emerged, Lady Carmella was worth the wait. With her beautiful coloring and wonderful confirmation she is a great addition to the herd.

Sire: Alpacas of America's Taft’s Antonio
A beautiful and robust young herd sire with incredible style, Antonio has great coverage and is black like his sire Taft. For a black stud male, Antonio has terrific crimp and density. He has been consistent in throwing colored offspring, producing over 90% color. As a black herd sire, his fiber is remarkable, showing an average fiber diameter of 20.0 microns, with a standard deviation of 4.9 microns, a coefficient of variation of 24.5% and only 4.0% over 30 microns.

Dam: Posadas