A cuter face I dare you to find. And Antonio has presence galore. His micron is 23.4, his density is superb with coverage to his toes. Out of our famous Bob Marley and For Ever More lines he has the typical show stopping head of Marley and the deep color and square composition For Ever More passes on to his offspring. See many crias here at West Ranch and in the show ring. Co-owned with Pacific Breeze Alpacas. 

FDA Rembrandt, has high levels of fiber density and fiber length. The density reading of 67.7 follicles per square millimeter will be lower when the animal reaches mature body size, but not sufficient to alter the fact that it is a high density animal. This view is supported by the high level of secondary follicle development that has occurred - a secondary follicle to primary follicle ratio of 13.5 to 1 is exceptional for an alpaca. The primary fibers and secondary fibers are fine in diameter (means of 24.5 microns and 17.6 microns respectively) and very uniform in diameter (standard deviations of fiber diameter of 2.9 microns respectively). Note the low level of medullation (13%) in the secondary fiber population - a feature that is sought and only accompanies alpacas with a very fine and uniform fleeces. The fibers are growing in length at the fast rate of 0.55 millimeters per day.

Co-owned with Flying Dutchman Alpacas and Alpacas By The Sea. 

Gallant Deed’s sire, My Peruvian Rolex, won first place at seven different alpaca shows in 2001, including MAPACA, and he won Grand Champion at the Virginia Classic, MAPACA and the Breeders Choice. Gallant Deed won the North American in Halter class and the 2003 AOBA National show in fleece. His great grandsire, on the dam’s side, is Accoyo’s Royal Fawn and his grandsire is Accoyo’s Augusto. His micron count at 1 year of age was 16.7 microns. He is drop dead gorgeous with a crimpy, bundled fleece. You will be hearing a lot about him in the future.

Luciano is the culmination of 20 years of breeding toward outstanding fiber, unique color and strong, heavy bone. Luciano is one of the last offspring of gray Peruvian Platinum. Luciano has many crias on the ground, the majority of which are gray or black. He has a beautiful head and very heavy bone and oh just a look! Blue ribbon winner himself and Blue Ribbon offspring as well! Proven genes behind Luciano. Co-owned with Derwydd Alpacas. 

Orsino is the "new kid" on our herd sire row. This outstanding Rose Gray male has a consistent color and quality to his fiber. His recent accolades include a Blue Ribbon and Reserve Grand Champion at the Monterey Pronk and a repeat performance at Alpacafest West. His stance and presence in the field are very like his own famous sire, El R Luciano. Having recently settled his first female, we are confident that Orsino will be the proud sire of many superior cria for many years to come. Don't miss out on this introductory offer for this up and coming male.