Seriously Silver is packing on gorgeous silky dense solid silver fiber. We call him Spot (spot below nostril) to simplify things here. He has huge bone like both parents. His dam is a Legend's Peruvian Revelation of KPR daughter with Accoyo Goldsmith and Accoyo Felix heading up her maternal side. Spot's sire is our Sierra's Seismic who when shown took many close 2nds to Jacob Black. They share about 3/4 of the same ancestry. Seismic has very strong black genetics and grey with Our Black Jag, Black Mesquite, CPeruvian Black Knight, CPeruvian Silvio, Matado, and then some Winchester to throw some fawn in the mix. Spot has the strong black making genetics from his sire. However, his 4 offspring so far are 2 silver's from silver dams, BB from a mrg and TB from a DF. I have bred him to 3 girls for '25 cria. I couldn't use him last year as I had to get another male started. He is related to many of my darks. This guy is at his prime and still has gorgeous fleece-just sent in his 6th fleece for yarn that was just under 4 lbs that was heavily skirted so that I'd have enough for roving too. He is easy to handle on lead. He needs to be used more to make great black and greys with gorgeous crimp, density and fineness. Sorry, I have not had time to get fleece data since 2019 but I can send samples to prospective owners-I also have yarn you can ogle over if you come to see him in person! Self-employed with two businesses and 40 plus alpacas.... I'm trying to lessen some labor by decreasing both males and females. That 2019 National Show 2nd place was behind Karen Ball's boy-she won in all the grey classes! The 2020 National show was the same boy in 1st and modern grey in 2nd so his 3rd would have been another 2nd if huge class was split like other shows.

Greysie has a very shy and sweet personality. She loves to run with our cria. The staple length on this girl is phenominal. The crimp was a low frequency high amplitude style as a weanling but has now become my favorite type with the high frequency and high amp. Very shiny, ultra fine and her density is VERY nice! We will be keeping her around for some time to help add more grey to our herd. Adonis has made grey the majority of the time when bred to grey so he had the honor this year. She took on her first breeding! Should be a fantastic offspring! Her fleece, though never sent in for histogram, is estimated to be 16-17 micron max. Several hand spinners think so and her yarn is definitely they finest on the farm and a gorgeous color. Greysie had an Adonis offspring named Rugby. She is a great producer-birthed textbook worthy and has enough milk where he gained at least a pound a day in the beginning. He is the largest cria this year but not the oldest. He is a bay black Adonis look-a-like so very handsome. Her fleece character did not come in until her second year and then was really incredible just like her sire Revelation. Rugby's fleece seems to be super fine, has great length and shine but not a whole lot of character just yet. I'll bet he would show very well fall of 2015 though! We paired Greysie with our Royal Adonis son Wrangler who also shares a dense fine fleece but in the rose grey color. They had a very nice light fawn (like her dam)male named Wrangler's Armstrong. Check him out. Greysie was bred to Seismic and they made a gorgeously silver, dense, bundly grey male named Seismic's Seriously Silver. He will get his page shortly. Will probably repeat that breeding if I sell more girls. I already have his sire and several black and grey males so that smart thing to do is sell Greysie with male cria on the side. I just can't right now though. I really need to see this fleece! All or girls come with a breeding and we finance if needed. Greysie's boy from 2018 took 2nd at Nationals in a large class and continued to take 1st places at the other shows with one 2nd place. Greysie did not maintain her last pregnancies due to low progesterone. She is one a supplement of it now and is pregnant by Seismic again. I so want a female version of Seriously Silver a.k.a. Spot. Spot is such a calm sweet male who stepped into breeding this summer so next year we should have a few of his babies.