Grace has been part of our core herd since 1996. She has produced 4 silver gray, 1 rose gray, 1 charcoal gray and 1 bay black offspring. Her conformation is perfect. She is a great mom with tons of milk. Her latest 2006 cria, Olivia, is just beautiful. Grace is easy to handle, births are normal. She is just an all around great production female.
She has been exposed to Shepherd's Pasture Timotheus and is refusing. This union with her grey daughter produced a true rose gray female - so we are hoping that this will repeat in Grace.
Bee Gee is a blue black herdsire raised in Canada. He is dual registered and is not related to any US females except for his own offspring. He is out of two blacks and has a long line of true black and grey in his background. Bee Gee has excellent presence, perfect confirmation and a beautiful head which he passes on to his offspring. His fiber has a very high sheen, he has coverage from head to toe and a silky handle. He has 17 offspring on the ground, 10 of which are female and 16 are black. Bee Gee's offspring all have histograms in the low twenties and high teens. He is sure to put his stamp of quality on your female. Bee Gee was previously owned by Alpacas of Sheperd's Pasture and boarded at our farm where he sired two beautiful girls for us. We just had to have him for our own and we can now share him with you!
What an outstanding beauty this girl is!! Elegantly upright and proud, she stands out in the pasture. With perfect conformation, she is a breeder's dream. She is a rare charcoal grey with an excellent hand, very fine fiber, and long staple length for her age. She comes from a long line of greys and blacks. She was bred to our exquisite silver male, Silver Buck and delivered a gorgeous female cria, Sophia, on 9/09/09. This breeding was so successful that she is currently being bred to Silver Buck. Olivia must be sold with her current cria, Sophia, until Sophia is weaned. A package price for the two is available.
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