Wow! This is one of the best huacayas we have ever produced! His fleece is BRIGHT with beautiful popcorn bundles and high frequency crimp. Mas Snowmas is the culmination of a series of breedings we have carefully planned over the years, with each one reaching a higher plateau of perfection. This male is now the pinnacle of all that planning and waiting. A line breed on Matrix (dam is a Matrix granddaughter, sire is a Matrix son) AND a line breed on the incredible Snowmass Quechua--sire of Matrix, Snowmass Best Man, and so many other illustrious offspring. Frankly, in terms of quality, Quechua may have bested his famous son, Matrix! So our little guy was sired by a Quechua grandson but his dam is a Best Man daughter, making Mas Snowmas a Quechua great grandson twice over on his dam's side, as well! And what makes up the rest? How about Caligula's Accoyo Poseidon and a little PPeruvian Camillio for good measure? What a fantastic mix of genetic potential! He's back from the shows, and the judges were impressed by his incredible long staple length and bright fleece. In 2021 he sheared more than 12 lbs--that's more than 11% of his body weight! At 36 months, he had a skin biopsy, interpreted by Ian Watt: Density 79.2 mmm Secondary:Primary fiber ration: 10.9:1 mean primary diameter 24.1 SD 2.5 mean secondary fiber diameter: 10.1 SD 2.9 Comments: Superior density well supported by 2 very even fiber populations... An excellent set of numbers for any alpaca breeder! We agree, Ian. This male is starting his breeding career now! Update: First cria born, and he is a winner! Light fawn with LONG staple, BRIGHT/dense/fine fleece. A calm demeanor. We want more of these!

This girl weighed 26.6 lbs at birth. 50 lbs at 1 month, and 65 lbs at 2 months! More importantly, she is absolutely gorgeous, with dense, well-organized, buttery bundles exhibiting excellent crimp and fleece architecture, way down towards the belly. Nice staple length, too. Chungara is beige, with a tiny medium brown spot on her back, so she should be able to produce darker colors. She is my first alpaca to take full points, 20/20 in weight at the AOA National Fleece Show and the PAOBA fleece show. One judge commented on the good skirting, so that weight is all good fleece! And she's a sweetheart, to boot--Very calm and unafraid of humans. I was looking forward to taking Chungara into the show ring, but COVID came and she "sat out" her show seasons. Now, she's ready to breed. She comes with a breeding to any of our males--I'd suggest a line breed on Matrix with our Lord of Sipan. Or try our Nautilus son, Accoyo America Tempest. And, if you are developing a breeding program, I'd discount a package of Chungara with her dam, Hawkey's Lauca. The two are very close, and would love to stay together.