I’ve updated all the alpaca listings on the Our Alpacas page on this website and on the AlpacaNation site. I had hoped to build my herd a bit more before putting any alpacas up for sale, but due to recent unexpected, huge expenses with my rental house and advice from my CPA to the effect that “every alpaca on the farm is for sale, for the right price or else they are pets”, I have had to rethink my plans. Thus, I am moving to the next phase of being an alpaca breeder: can you sell them? Yet another alpaca learning experience. And being a new, small breeder with no herdsires of my own, I can’t offer the types of “deal sweeteners” that larger farms can. But I can offer some excellent, hard to find genetics, especially for anyone breeding for grey or black alpacas.
If you value a consistent, spot-free grey blanket color, my featured alpaca, Bailadores, is hard to beat. She is due to deliver on July 11th and the cria she is currently carrying by Platinum Sensation is sure to be something special.
I am very fortunate to have to offer 2 very promising young males from the Pluro line. When the top alpaca breeders speak of the all time great males, Pluro always makes the list every time. Pperuvian Pluro G4571 was exported from USA to Australia, and there become one of their all time great machos before passing away in 2003. These genetics can be hard to find in this country.
Cuppajoe inherits royal Accoyo bloodlines from his sire, Ross; a Pluro son. Ross also sired The Rebel, who as a yearling sold for a whopping $96,000 dollars, setting a record for highest selling Jr. Grey herd sire in alpaca auction history. Brightsmith also inherits Accoyo bloodlines from his sire, Silver Creek; another Accoyo Peruvian Pluro son who is known for producing high quality grey offspring. “Smitty” is shaping up to be a real looker.
With Ross now deceased, and Silver Creek retired from breeding, these may be the last males born to carry these valuable bloodlines into future generations of elite alpacas.
