We are proud to introduce Sienna Mist, the very macho young male that is the result of breeding the famous Accoyo Bloodlines of Peru with the rich color genetics of the Chilean Andes. The result is an incredible big boned, elite fleeced macho with awesome conformation and presence. Sienna Mist has an impressive Pedigree including 4P Pacachuti, and Ruffo just to name a few. Sienna Mist took the blue under Dr. Julio Sumar at the 2008 PAOBA Breeders Showcase. He praised Sienna Mist on his perfect conformation, bone capacity, and his awesome dense crimpy fleece. He increased his wall of splendor by adding a Blue Ribbon and Fawn Color Champion Banner for his fleece at the 2008 AFCNA National Fleece Show. The judges comments were, "This fleece is exceptional in every way". Sienna Mist won 2 Blue ribbons for halter and fleece along with the Color Champion banner for Lights (fawns, lights and whites). He also won Judges Choice award and Best Crimp award for his fleece. It was a great weekend at the SAFONA Fall Classic show to say the least! He followed that up a couple of weeks later with bringing home another Fawn Color Champion Banner in Fleece at the 2008 VAOBA Alpaca Expo. Sienna has thrown amazing cria. Let us know if you are interested in co-owning - or breeding to Sienna - he is great!!

Enchanted is one loveliest females. The poor girl though has only had one cria and has lost several others a few months into her pregnancies. We've tried for years and have come to the realization that she really should not be bred again. We would like to place Enchanted in a fiber / pet home. As you can see from her fiber reports, she is still producing very low Grade 3 fiber. Extremely respectable for a 9 year old. During her show career, at her first show, she took light color champion. She followed it up in the fall of 09 by receiving a reserve color championship. Her only cria was born in October 2010 - a light fawn girl out of Celtic Criations Sienna Mist. She's a stunner who has gone on to give us two very dark, lovely female cria to date.

I saw TK at MAPACA in 2019 right before he won the Reserve Championship at the Jubilee. After losing one of my Herdsires in a dog attack just weeks before, TK seemed to be the perfect replacement. After he won - well, it was a no brainer! His sire FTAF's Blackbeard was chosen as the 2019 Futurity Herdsire for the Small Farm Division. He's produced so many champions. What I loved about TK was uniformity of color in his fleece - he's virtually spotless. His staple length was long with nice character. I got him home and was hoping that he'd be ready to breed by the fall and he was. We have several girls bred to him for fall Cria and a few more were bred this spring as well. If you are looking for gray at a reasonable price, give TK a try. He has 5 on the ground - 3 rose gray and 2 black.