Our Snowmass Nova son has arrived and has already begun his breeding career. His density will amaze you. His coverage is fantastic. He has great crimp a nice soft hand. As of July 23 2013 he has had 3 cria delivered. All 3 solid colored females. 2 brown and 1 fawn out of brown females. He is everything we were hoping for in a herd sire. His 2014 crop of cria are incredible. We started with a true black and the rest are light fawn or white. However, several were born at only 9 or 10 pounds. At first I thought it was due to the harsh winter only. But when these tiny creatures got up and nursed and refused to take any supplementing, I knew that Jekyll will produce smaller sized cria. He is on the small side himself. So if you are interested in developing smaller alpacas, this is the herdsire for you. We brought a couple of our very small yearlings to the Michigan Show this Fall. Our True black came in 5th in a competitive class of 9. Expecting to get the gate because of his size, we were so pleased that his wonderful fleece qualities kept him in the top 6. One of the whites was in a class of ten very large alpacas. He did get the gate but the judge made a point of letting us know how great the fiber was but he was just so small. Now we are committed to trying to explore the possibility of creating a smaller yet high quality line of huacaya alpaca. He will be very useful also to breed with females that may be a little smaller and not have to worry about her having a large cria. We have his fee at $200. We are willing to discount for multiple breedings. Jekyll is producing beautiful cria that are often smaller but still very nice quality

After breeding our Rose Gray Female to our True Black Male it was quite a surprise to find this beautiful little beige female in the field. What a great surprise!!! She is so fine, dense and super bright. Her fiber is already crimpy and she is extremely well covered. Fernie is a favorite around here because she is the softest alpaca we have produced yet. Everyone wants to touch her. With all the color in her back ground and a couple of dark spots on her legs we suspect she will be a great color producer. Fernies coloring includes light fawn legs and neck, and light silver gray face. At the Indiana Alpaca Invitational the judge expressed surprise at how very fine her fleece was. With the gray in her coloring and the super fine fleece Fernie is going to be very exciting to breed. Fernie has delivered a beautiful light fawn male cria. He has her fine bright fleece as well as his sires incredible coverage. 2017 Fernie is being offered as a pet but with breeding rights. We are accumulating too many animals and are sacraficing a few to make room.