Feather's unusual markings qualify her fleece as a 'multi' or appaloosa. It is soft and dense, a pleasure to spin. She is inquisitive and carrot-friendly.

Trinket's remarkably soft fleece exhibits brightness and a good handle with medium crimp. It was reserved by a savvy spinner before shearing last year. A blue ribbon winner in the AAWO spin-off, the judge commented on the lack of guard hair and uniformity of length and micron. She recommended that we breed her, to reproduce her valuable fleece characteristics. However, Trinket refuses to sit for a male, exhibiting complete rejection and disinterest. Therefore, we choose to not add this heritable trait to the genetic pool by manipulating the issue.

Cadence's maroon fleece with white markings suggested her name for the team colors of Texas A&M and their marching band. She is a statuesque girl, quiet and pleasant in demeanor. Often her medium-bodied fleece is blended with another alpaca's to maximize the rich color.

Named for a city in Peru, Juliaca is a slender female who loves to play in the water. Otherwise, she is a bit shy and standoffish. Her lovely fawn fleece is of medium quality and density. Juliaca searches out blackberry leaves for munching.

Black Lace is as feminine as her name implies, and with Royal Fawn as her grandsire, her fleece exhibits the fineness we were looking for in a black dam. Lacey is very curious and friendly and has retained her impish personality into adulthood.

2nd Place, Shorn - MIAF 2005
2nd Place, Fleece Show - STAR 2006

Autumn is a gentle, easy-going alpaca, content to be part of the family herd. Her dam was an import so little is known about her genetics.