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With so many outside breedings to do in 2016 (which resulted in 2000 miles of driving), we're super excited about bringing in more bloodlines and seeing the criations in 2017. Thank you to all these fellow breeders for their friendship and cooperation. Here are the exceptional herdsires we've chosen and their farms. The dam names will be added as pregnancies are confirmed.

From Silver Lining Alpacas:
Accoyo America Kahtmandu
Jan's Braveheart

From Alpacas of S

Sincere thank you to Chris and Alise Sturgeon (Alpacas of Strawberry Fields) who run this show and who also donated a package of three breedings (one is for Accoyo America Road Warrior) which KCAF won in the drawing. We also came home with seven ribbons: one championship, two firsts, two seconds and two thirds. Thank you for everyone else involved in putting on this fun show too. Sharon Loner was the show judge and the vendors had lots of beautiful items made from alpaca fleece. There was a l

We are humbled to own this phenominal full Peruvian hembra. When I saw her weanling photo, I was amazed at her textbook phenotype and just had to have her. Mike Safely gave her a first place in a yearling halter class and commented on her correct phenotype. Finding a herdsire to greatly improve on her is a challenge. She's tall and weighs 175-180 and her crias are all average sized. (Average alpaca height is 34-38". ) She also produced a 4.8 pound blanket fleece of fine, crimpy, maroon fibe