We are proud to co-own with Lynn Edens of Snowmass Alpacas/Little Creek Alpacas. Smokin Waves' heritage and EPD speak for themselves. Lynn notes "that he is a modern grey with a black base coat genotype and does not carry dilution. He has maintained a grade one grey fleece as a working male with excellent uniformity, and comes from bloodlines not commonly available in the Eastern US. His picture should do the rest – he is a gorgeous macho." Smokin is here because of Triple Threat. Who would we breed Triples girls to? Well Smokin is our answer. Triples first cria hit the ground this spring, and Smokin has been throwing awesome crias. because of the testing of his genotype - we will be looking for black or grey from Smokin Waves. What a cross Triple Threat and Smokin will make. Wow. Cannot wait!! He has a lineup of girls at our farm to breed to this spring and summer. If you are interested in breeding for true black or grey Smokin Waves is your guy!! get in touch!!

Silver Daisy is a stunning spotless silver female whose extreme brightness makes her crimpy, dense fleece glow! Coming from a long line of consistent gray producers, Daisy would be a stellar addition to any program looking to breed for grey. She comes with a breeding, we would recommend A Paca Fun’s Super Sonic, Talisker, or Aussie .38 Special. She is Lot 2 in the 2018 Parade of Champions auction!

Molten Steel just became the first classic rose grey male to win a Judge's Choice banner. He is the repeat winner of the prestigious AOA National grey male fleece champion in both years of eligibility. In spite of the covid limitations of 2020 he has at 30 months of age been able to garner 32 banners in halter, walking fleece and shorn fleece competition.His AOA National invited halter champion,AOA National Walking fleece champion, back to back national fleece, and Buckey Fallfest Judges choice have been his crowning achievements to date. He has impecable grey bloodlines going back to his grandsire Snowmass Enlightenment. These combined with a great temperament have resulted in an anchor herd sire for years to come. Judges have called him a fleece monster and remarked about his fleece density, fineness, length, and uniformity.He is definitely a great opportunity to breed for success.