This 2004 guy has matured into a very nice herdsire. He placed second of eight in a combined light adult class at Houston Livestock Show in March 2007 – his very first show. His fleece won Second place in the 2008 Houston show. Very dense, white fiber, with great crimp. His sire is the BBH multi-champion herdsire, ADDW Rameses, with Bolivian Black Thunder and Pperuvian Pluro bloodlines, and his mom carries That’s the Nuts, Fidel, and Snowmass bloodlines. His cria range in color from dark brown to beige, and even gray. His offspring include 8 girls and 2 boys. But that now limits me on breeding. But he has plenty of years left for producing cria. His full sister, Rosalita, maintains a 19 micron fleece at the age of 11, after multiple cria! Congratulations Steve and Barbara Locke! I hope Pablo gives you lots of little girls.

This girl began as a bay black, but began turning after her first shearing. Her neck really turned gray, but her blanket remained indeterminate. Wonderfully soft and fine crimp. Her fleece won Reserve Champion Mixed Fleece at the Houston Livestock Show. Her gray was a surprise, coming back out from several generations back. She carries old bloodlines of Dom Lucilio, Schwarzkopf, Andrajo. Wonderful mom and easy to handle. She is now a modern dark rose gray. 2015 OFDA2000 (9 years) 22.9 AFD, 5.6 SD, 24.4 CV, 23.0 SF, and CF of 91.8! Her first cria was a dark taupe rose gray girl. Her second, a silver gray girl. Her 2014 cria was a wonderful dark brown boy by Tejas Chocoween, my awesome dark brown son of Snowmass Chaccoyo. Born April 16, his fiber is like a cloud. Belle has developed uterine cysts, so she is no longer a breeding girl. She is a mellow girl, and is easy to handle. She will still produce usable fiber for several years. Her mom lived to be 21.