Protect Your Herd with Concealed Carry Genetics!™ Picasso has tuxedo style with a bay black fleece that excels in density and length. It's like a plush rug that stands well under traffic. A great fiber producer with genetic potential. As you can see in the photos, he's got lots of crimpy fiber. Picasso is easy to manage, leads easily, and is generally at ease with people close up and hands on. He always attracts the attention of visitors who find his markings quite appealing. He's a real stand out and crowd pleaser. Picasso has some great lineage including Nic Nac, Peruvian Eponine, Benchmark's Peruvian Bam Bam, and Peruvian Silverado. He is ready to give your herd density and grey genetics. He is proven with two colorful females on the ground in 2009. Peruvian Roxy who is rose grey - sold 2011. And see Peruvian Monet who is a dark fawn pattern - sold 2011.

Protect Your Herd with Concealed Carry Genetics!™ Peruvian Brahms Lullaby, 7/8 Accoyo, has rare Accoyo pedigrees in every branch. Lullaby's dam, Miss Peruvian Sundae, is the granddaughter of Hemingway, and the daughter of Accoyo El Moustachio! Lullaby is Sundae's first offspring from Accoyo Don Quijote. The magnificent El Moustachio lived the first 5 years of his life in Don Julio's plantel herd in Peru. Don Julio admired El Moustachio for his strong characteristics and wonderful temperament. His dense fiber measured 21.5 microns even after being shorn many times. His last shearing in Peru weighed twelve pounds which was more than any other male in the 1995 import. He is heavy boned with perfect conformation. El Moustachio lets the dam's color pass through allowing for color in his offsprings which have ranged from white to dark brown. Lullaby's sire, Accoyo Don Quijote, was an in-utero import in 1998, making him one of the very last breeding selections made on the Accoyo ranch before importation was ended. DQ has possibly the rarest champion Accoyo genetics in the country! DQ is classic Accoyo, with big bone, great coverage, outstanding density and bold crimp. He has shown a strong propensity to combine his bold Accoyo conformation and fleece characteristics with the dam's color. His crias kick fluff in the show ring, even in the difficult white classes! Awards for Don Quijote Color Champion 2001 Ohio Triple Crown First Place 2001 Ohio Triple Crown Second Place 2001 PAOBA First Place 2001 OABA AlpacaFest Get of Sire 2005 Ohio Triple Crown