NEWS BREAK: WE SOLD THE REVEREND MR. BLACK'S OFFSPRING, "MILE HIGH DEACON GREY" AN 14 X CHAMPION CHAMPION EARNED IN A SHORT 2 YEAR PERIOD! CONGRATULATIONS TO DAVID & LAURIE NOPPER, TIM & SHERRY MILLER, AND JASON AND DEANNA SKIRVING. LIVE VIDEOS OF THE REVEREND MR. BLACK. GO TO WWW.MILEHIGHALPACAS.COM YES THE REVEREND PRODUCES TRUE BLACK! His crias are on the ground. We are excited to announce that five out of five black females bred to The Reverend have both produced true black offspring. Here's what a few happy customers have to say about their Reverend's cria: "Hi Sharon, Wanted to let you know that Etta Place had her TRMB cria, yes, a female! She is a gorgeous TB and crimpy little girl! Hope all is well with you. The Reverend sure produced a beautiful baby for me and I could not be happier! Etta is a very good Mother and the baby is absolutely adorable!" Thanks, Roxane Rudick "We had a drop dead gorgeous dark brown baby girl today from The Reverend Mr. Black. I couldn't be happier with her. If you would like I wll email pictures when they are developed." Warm regards, Becky Sproul Thunder Heart Alpaca Ranch "Hi Sharon - I wanted to compliment you on yet another fine offspring of The Reverend. I am SO happy we bred Holli to him to produce our little Moses last year. I updated his picture on AN under foundation herd, but I need to get some more on there. Rick and I sheared him today, and he was just breathtaking. He felt like heaven, and dense! Rick said he'd never seen such complete coverage - like all under his armpits, inside of his back legs, all over his belly, even right up to his testicles and other "business" parts. We love him! We couldn't be more pleased with this little guy!" Cindy Hartley Red Moon Alpacas Awards Received 2003: 2nd Place Halter, Phoenix, and 2nd Place Halter, Great Western Alpaca Show, class of 10. 2nd Place Breeders Best Great Western Alpaca Show, Denver. 2004: First Place Fleece AOBA Winter National Conference. 2004: First Place True Black class of 15 at Great Western Alpaca Show 2004: TRUE BLACK COLOR CHAMPION from a total of 58 entries at the Great Western Alpaca Show, Denver. 2004: FIRST PLACE HALTER, ABR Fall Festival, Colorado 2004: COLOR CHAMPION FLEECE, FIRST PLACE AND BEST PREPARED FLEECE AWARDS, ABR Fall Festival, Colorado 2005: ANOTHER COLOR CHAMPIONSHIP AND FIRST PLACE! GWAS DENVER, CO. FIELD OF OVER 70 BLACK MALES. JUDGED BY HIGHLY RESPECTED DR. JULIO SUMAR. 1ST PLACE FULL FLEECE HALTER - AOBA NATIONAL, UTAH

Ruby Rose: She is the dam of the famous grey herd sire, Mile High Deacon Grey who we sold for $90,000. Ruby Rose holds a very special place in our hearts. We purchased her from a broker who was having trouble putting weight on her. At nine months of age she was only 40 pounds. They offered me to take her for a very reasonable price subject to passing a veterinarian's exam. She passed and Sharon Loner purchased her. I took her home, nursed her to health and sure enough she blossomed into the GWAS Grey Female Color Champion! Ruby Rose has provided our herd with outstanding show quality offsrping. She's been a very special member of our alpaca herd and we would never sell her unless we were selling the entire herd. So as you can see, the time has come. We want only the best for this well deserved girl so if you are the one for her, please give her owner, Sharon Loner of Mile High Alpacas a call. Ruby knows only her one job, produce awesome cria and she's happy to DELIVER :)

Golden Legend is an exceptional male that stands for quality in both phenotype and genetics. His sire, PCA Accoyo El Nino is the 2004 AOBA National Get of Sire and Senior Champion of the 2001 International Alpaca Odyssey show. El Nino is in high demand, so much so that Pacific Crest Alpacas raised El Nino's breeding fee to $10,000, and shortly thereafter eliminated outside breedings entirely. Legend's dam is Sophia del Sol, a light grey, 3/4 Peruvian sired by Peruvian Camilio. At her first show the AOBA Senior Judge commented on the micro bundling in Sophia's fleece and said, "The only thing wrong with this alpaca is it's not a male!" If your goal is to introduce superior genetics that includes bloodlines such as Peruvian Caligula, Peruvian Camilio, and Peruvian Guellermo into your herd then you will be making a sound investment in breeding to El Nino’s Golden Legend. Many of El Nino's Golden Legend's offspring are on the ground and pulling in Championship after Championship in the show ring. Awards Received 2011: 1st Pl Get of Sire: GWAS, Denver Level V show 2009: 2nd Place Get of Sire (29 entries): GWAS Denver. This was a color get consisting of dark brown, dark fawn, and light fawn 2nd Place Get of Sire: Mid America Alpaca show (2nd to a white get) 1st Place Get of Sire: ABR Fall Festival, Loveland, CO 2008: 2nd Place Fleece: 17.5 out of 20 pts for fineness & handle (great for a 4yr old also a whopping 18.5/20 pts for weight. This boy shears a very heavy fleece. 2006: RESERVE COLOR CHAMPION and First Place, Mid America Alpaca Show RESERVE COLOR CHAMPION: ABR Fall Festival Denver, CO 1st Place yearling full fleece halter, Pacific NW Alpaca Association 1st Place shorn halter, Heart of the Valley Alpaca Adventure 2nd Place, yearling full fleece halter, AlpacaMania 2006: 2nd Place Full Fleece Halter GWAS: Level V - class of 15