Animal Details

DENSE Fawn, EPD 4%

Peaceful Prairies Knee Deep

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | Light Fawn

AOA #35364306 | DOB: 10/20/2014 (10 yrs) (Due Date: 1/1/1900)

Sire: Hummingherd's Delassandro

Brilliant White Fleece

Hummingherd's Delassandro

HuacayaMaleWhite

AOA# 32094237DOB: 10/2/201014 yrs

We just don't have any females to breed him to!! they are all related to him!! Del would be a great contributor in fleece quality to any up and coming breeder that wants quality blood lines. There is nothing wrong with the price, or, with Delessandro, we just have enough of his blood lines on our farm and have decided to some one else have use of what he has to offer a breeder that desires his ancestry. I do have other males that are available for the same price, just not breeding any more and are pen mates with Del. Del is easy to handle and is wonderful to work with, he would make a wonderful learning alpaca to get started with, his price negotiable when purchased with other males in his age group paddock.

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Meet Knee Deep! She is our latest acquisition 'hit' here, as we searched for a prospective girl for an APPY breeding we found she had some really cool spots. She is a ‘Fewspot’ appy with brown on it, fawn coloration. She has dark spot gene and spots quietly appear on neck, legs, hip and both sides of blanket. Knee Deep comes from a white sire with brown spot, and a dam with some agouti and dark spotting, with a white spot on chin. Knee Deep was born a lighter version of her mom, grey nose with a notable brown spot on blanket. Into adulthood, the same colored dark spot started becoming apparent on neck, hips, back of leg... and you get the picture. She isn't a 'loud' pattern at all, no white just brown spotted over light fawn. EPDs are nothing to scoff at on eiher side of her lineage - but her claim to fame will be DENSITY. If you wish to add density on the dams side into your program, shear more fleece weight, and have the density to win in the showring, this female totally has it. Its like supernatural density, swear! We'll run a follicle biopsy after shearing this year.