Take a look at his offspring's history and you will see why we loosing our Yuma in September 2019 was so difficult. This is a very dense yet very soft fleeced male. He is one of our last 2 breedings with PPeruvian Angel before he died. This is the kind of fleece that you have to dig through to get to the skin. But when you do there's the luster you are looking for. "Yuma" stands for "Chief's son" and he has the same solid bone and build of his sire. His dam is Alpha (a Papacito/Penelope offspring) Which makes Yuma full Peruvian, 1/4 Accoyo. Alpha is a half sister to Admiral's Commander. We have bred Yuma to our MacGuyver girls since he is totally unrelated. He passes on the body & the fiber that got him a 1st at AOBA & 1st at the Futurity.

Natasha came to us from Silver Bullet, a light silver gray male that has produced no less than 40 combined Silvers, Grays and Blacks; and her dam is May Oak who is a granddaughter of 4Peruvian Condor, bringing in very nice gray on both sides of her bloodline. To go along with her classic coloring, Natasha has wonderfully fine fleece for a gray, coming in at 20.2 microns!!