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Stud fees include up to 60 days free board, and a seven day livebirth guarantee. Suri stud fees include a “suri cria guarantee”: if the full priced suri-to-suri breeding results in a huacaya cria, we will re-breed for ½ the full fee.
Discounts for multiple breedings, and with purchase of a package.
Prices subject to change, animals subject to prior sale, or withdrawal from sales list.
(FMF) FMF Chinook (young huacaya male). True black, with no brown tones. Soft fiber, good crimp, taller than average with excellent conformation; Chinook took a blue ribbon at SE PA show (composite). Judge said his fiber was “like velvet”, AFD of 22mc at 18 months. Sired by TB Macho Negro (known for a lustrous, silky fleece) out of silver grey Clementine, grandson of ultrafine grey Dust Commander. Strong potential. DOB 9/04. Now breeding and the ladies are spitting off. Sale price: $18,000; stud fee $2,000 |
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(FMF) Jeraldo (huacaya Jr. stud) Jeraldo’s bloodlines are impressive, he was sired by multi-ribbon winning NWA El Cuba (grandsire 3Peruvian El Moustachio). His dam is Meadow’s 3Peruvian Basmati, who has produced blue ribbon winners, and consistently produces superior babies by El Cuba. The quality of his genotype has been proven over and over in the high standard his full and ¾ siblings . Light fawn, in a vicuna pattern, Jeraldo has exceptional crimp and character consistently through his heavy, dense fleece, 22mc AFD at one year old. Heavy bone & muscle mass, perfect conformation and a charming temperament make up this superior breeding package. DOB 5/05, at stud Spring ’07; limited outside breedings.
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(FMF) Dust Commander. (Huacaya stud.) Dusty is a pinkish shade of pearl grey (product of two rose-grey parents), with an unbeatable histogram (22 mc at 4 years of age, less than 1% >30mc). Tall, straight, and with an extremely ‘alert’ presence, Dusty settles his ladies quickly, reproducing his silky coat, and perfect conformation. His fiber is a handspinner’s dream, clients rave about his cria; and his fiber’s still winning ribbons at seven years of age. His progeny are rose grey, silver grey, black, and brown; all with lustrous, silky fiber and superior conformation & vigor. Stud fee: $2,500 |  |
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(FMF) Khan. (Huacaya stud.) This Royal Fawn & White Out grandson—nephew of record-high-selling Dom Lucillio-- has the quality of his Peruvian ancestors, and is a rare rose grey color. Khan won a second place in his first show; 19mc AFD (at 21 months), exceptionally dense, with pronounced crimp. Settles females quickly and we’re excited about the quality of his cria, in grey, black, brown. Stud fee: $3,000 to FMF clients, only. | | | | | |
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(FMF) Patagonia Rainier. (huacaya) If you know the wonderful studs of Alpacas de la Patagonia, you will appreciate that our Rainier is grandson of two of their best: Sinopsis Noctura and Shakleton. Rainier is medium silver grey, out of an ultrafine rose grey dam, and a silver grey sire, Yukon, both from Patagonia. 20 mc AFD as an adult, very dense, and has already picked up blue ribbons. His cria are great: dense ultrasoft fiber, in black and grey. DOB 9/02. Stud fee: $2,500 to FMF clients, only.. |  |
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(FMF) Macho Negro. (huacaya stud) You want black, but you don’t want the coarseness that often goes with it. “Macho” is true black and dense, with a fine crimp, and a nice ‘hand’ to his fiber, with a Bolivian style topknot. He has correct conformation, great coverage, heavy ‘bone’, and straight lines all ‘round. Settles ladies like the professional he is; we have been very pleased with his cria & several have been ribbon winners. He predictably darkens the dam’s color, often producing black, even by fawns. Many of our Macho clients come back for a re-breeding.
Stud fee: $2,500.
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(FMF) Patagonia Bulnes. (Huacaya stud) The color “maroon” is probably one of the most mis-used and mis-understood in the alpaca industry, as it is rare, very desirable, but difficult to achieve. A true maroon will throw this color (as Bulnes does) as well as black and related shades. But Bulnes has more than color genes to offer: he has a dense, heavy fleece with great character & has produced prize-winning cria. His reputation was earned at Alpacas de la Patagonia, he’s owned by Fenwick Manor Farm. Stud fee: $2,500. |  |
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(FMF) Colonel Fenwick. Rare-colored suri stud. “The Colonel” is one of the showiest animals at Fenwick Manor Farm: his heavy locks cover him fully, and shine in the sun. Col. Fenwick has red tones and roaning that define him as a dark rose grey; his parents are dark silver and rose grey. His first crias on the ground are luscious: blue-grey, maroon, and true black, large and robust.
Stud fee: $5,000.
Ask about the Col’s “suri cria” guarantee. |  |
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