Top of the Hill Alpacas

Nikeeta's Natasha   

Medium Brown, 838124, 1/2 Bolivian, 1/4 Chilean, 1/4 Peruvian

Natasha is a multiple award winning female with beautiful medium brown fiber that is very dense, has a high frequency crimp and a lot of brightness. She doesn't get these qualities by accident. Her grandfather is 4Peruvian Legacy. Her fiber has won numerous ribbons and have had great comments from the judges. Her micron in 2006 is still a 23. Her fineness and crimp characteristics have been passed on to all of her cria.

Her 05 cria, Passion, took 2nd at Alpacapalooza in 2006. She had a micron count of 17.2, SD 3.4, CV 19.7 and CF 100. Her fiber is dense with a very nice handle and good staple length. She is now owned by Janus Alpacas & Fiber Co.

Ariana, her 2006 cria is a gorgeous little girl. She is very fine with fibers as low as 4 microns. Her overall micron is 16.6. She has great density and staple length. She will be in the show ring spring of 07'.

She is currently bred to multiple award winning Victor's Julius and will be due Aug 2007. Julius has sired ma

Casper's first 2 cria, both girls, arrived in the summer of 2006! And they are gorgeous! Casper's Charisma was delivered prematurely at 323 days gestation - (her dam has delivered 4 days after shearing for 3 years, and oops! we sheared earlier than usual,) - but she weighed a whopping 18.5 pounds and caught up after just a few days. She is dark fawn like her dam, has LOTS of crimpy fleece all over, and the cria clip came in at 17 microns. Charisma was moved to a light brown class at Alpacapalooza and placed 6th out of 11. Casper's second little girl was born to Top of the Hill Alpacas; she is a light fawn with a fabulous cria fleece - she placed 3rd behind Patagonia and Emerald Farms animals in another large class at Alpacapalooza 2007. We expected Casper to throw color given his pedigree, and now we know he does. When we think "typey," we think of him. He has beautiful conformation with a head that can't be beat. He loves the water in the hot summer, and when he gets wet, we can