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Light Fawn, 1151527, 3/4 Peruvian

Very nice Legacy granddaughter. Nice fleece, good mother with plenty of milk.

Malcolm is our black male who always stands out in the herd. His presence is bold and confident. Malcolm is a strong boned animal with excellent conformation. His fleece is very fine with a buttery soft handle. When parting Malcolm’s fiber at 2001 MAPACA Julio Sumar said “This is what you should be breeding for in North America, his fiber has what you call in America brilliance”, and went on to discuss how much he loved Malcolm’s head. At the 2002 North American Alpaca show he said that Malcolm’s head is what all breeders should be striving for, and went on to say that he wished he could place his head on every alpaca, to him his head is perfection. Malcolm is a rare black male out of a dark brown female and the famous white male, Peruvian Bueno. Malcolm was bred to two black females and both had blue ribbon winning black offspring. When bred to a fawn female she delivered a light brown female who took a second in a full class at the North American and was believed to be trimmed

Carmella has a great disposition and dense crimpy bright fleece. She has perfect conformation. With Bueno and Legacy as grandparents, I expect that she will produce some very special cria. Carmella is bred to Sabastian (add Hemingway and Mr Roosevelt to the mix!) and will come with a breeding to any of our herdsires.

  Awards Received
3rd at 07 Green Mountain


Price: $14000 Reduced !!

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