TOP 10% IN 2022 EPD'S!!!! Ok, I see a couple of folks are looking hard at Indy.... 1/2 INTEREST NOW AVAILABLE - SERIOUS INQUIRIES ONLY PLEASE. Kendall Creek Farms has a new acquisition for 2014, and we are very excited about the possibilities. This boy is absolutely Indescribable! His 4 Championships do not do him justice. His lingering fineness is just incredible and we feel that in his color, it is up there with the best. LMFI Jeremiah's Indescribable (Indy) is a boy that we were following for a few years while he was owned by Magical Farms. When we got the word about their retirement, the first male that we spoke to them about was Indescribable. He has the typey frame with spot on conformation. He has the fine fleece with fantastic handle and zipper crimp that we are looking for in our breeding program. And the fact that his parents have a combined 21 Championships in their resume' give us the confidence that greatness lay within. 2019 - Indy now has 24 registered offspring between 12 different farms and that is enough to generate a little statistics for you. Of the 24 cria, 23 are show age and 20 have been shown at halter. 100% of them have placed in their class; and 69% of those have placed in the top 3; and 56 of the 99 awards were for first or second place. Six have won Color Champion or Reserve Champion banners, with a total of 10 banners between them. And, the 6 champion alpaca were one black, two brown, two fawn, and one white. So, a 100% ribbon rate and a 30% Champion rate. We feel this measures up rather well, and most importantly is an indication of the consistency and uniformity of the production from this male, regardless of color. this is exactly what we are looking for in our breeding program and we are proud to have him as part of the KCF Herdsire Row!!

An acquisition as a result of the MFI retirement, Bold Weapon was acquired to boost our 'dark side' program. She had produced several cria for magical that we really liked and were looking forward to getting her into our program. Her results have been absolutely spot on for us. And she is still a Top 10% EPD girl in 2021!! Her first is the remarkable Bombshell out of our Jeremiah's Indescribable. She has been a consistent winner on our show-string since she came of age, and although Bombshell was sold to Sawdust Alpacas in Nevada at the 2018 Snow Diamond Auction, we were VERY high on her. Sell the best they say.... Then a black male color champion, then a beige multiple blue ribbon winning boy, then a crazy nice brown girl that we have not been able to show due to Corona, and now another stunning brown girl out of 17X Champion KCF Isidoro....BOOM!! The hits just keep coming with this girl; she is making us look really smart :-) And for her next act, Bold Weapon was bred to CCNF Dominion, whom we co-own with CCNF. Unfortunately, this was the only breeding that took for Dominion during his practice runs of 2020, but boy are we glad this one stuck. The result is a deep brown boy much in the likeness of Dominion, and that is a very good thing. More forthcoming on this one. For Bold's 2022 cria we rotated back to Isidoro, not because we were disappointed with the Dominion cross, but Dom got a lot of girlfriends this past year and it was starting to piss Izzy off some..... He deserves this one again for sure!! The results you ask.... a beige girl that is the bomb! KCF Isidorable we will call her. Wow, dense, crimp all over, and built like a cinderblock. Who's showstring is she going to be on in 2023; yours or ours? Bold Weapon is now bred to our 8 time RC/CC true black Diamonte' son, KCF Phenom Noir for a 2023 cria that will be highly anticipated for sure! Phenom closed out his show career with the double CC at MAPACA halter shows and was able to immediately start his next chapter as a breeding male before the age of 3. We loaded up his dance card here at KCF and we can't wait to see that results!! Bold will come with the current female cria by side and with her ultrasound confirmed pregnancy!! We still have 2 of her daughters at KCF and all three are for sale. However, after the first 2 sell, we will be retaining the other for our breeding program. Who remains at KCF is the public's choice - that how proud and confident we are in this line. They are all fantastic breeding females!!

4/10/17 Our first of the season and what a guy. ARI # 35222385. Sawdust's Almond Thunder weighed a whopping 23.5 lbs birth weight and is gaining a pound a day. Sawdust Alpacas is very pleased with this boy He is a very well-put-together male with great phenotype and bone structure. His crimp style is passed on from his sire, Sunset Hill's Golden Thunder (ARi #31017435) and his dam, Skyline's Almond Joy, (ARI # 32821666). His consistent color is passed down from Joy's Lennox line. Thunder is our PR alpaca. He loves to meet people, and sometimes will give kisses. He has a great personality and disposition. He has soft-handled, dense fiber. With a 22-micron count, Thunder's fiber can be used for so many products. Thunder has his first cria on the ground! Sawdust's Jarrah was born 9/29/20 . This girl definitely has her dad's coloring and size. She was 17.9 lbs at birth. Thunder's 2nd cria - a brown male with a white face, named Koko, was born 5/29/21. Thunder's male crias born in 2022 are Sawdust's Babanus, ,born 9/29/22 and Sawdust's Murwiti, born 10/6/22. Jasper was born on10/04/22 to Estate's Brazilian Agate at Summer Hill Farm in CA. Thunder has produced some ribbon winning offspring as shown below! Babanus and Murwiti and Koko participated in the Great Western Alpaca Show/Rocky Mountain Alpaca Showcase in Denver CO 4/28-4/30/23. The results for the Thunder boys are: Babanus: 2nd - Great Western Alpaca Show Halter 3rd - Rocky Mountain A;lpaca Showcase Halter 6tth - Great Western Alpaca Show - Walking Fleece Murwiti: 1st - Great Western Alpaca Show - Walking Fleece 2nd - Great Western Alpaca Show - Halter 2nd - Rocky Mountain Alpaca Showcase - Halter KoKo: 3rd - Great Western Alpaca Show - Walking Fleece 5th - Great Western Alpaca Show - Halter KOKO did not compete in Rocky Mountain Alpaca Showcase! We were very pleased with Thunder offspring scores in these 2 shows as they were the youngest in each of their age/sex/color groups. So lots of room for improvement. You won't go wrong adding Thunder as a herdsire on your farm!!!