TB from Sierra Bonita's Peruvian SNIPER

LHSA Cynister by Sniper

Alpaca, Suri, Male | True Black

Sire: Sierra Bonita's Peruvian Sniper

World record championships

Sierra Bonita's Peruvian Sniper

SuriHerdsire (Male)True Black

AOA# 30616882DOB: 8/11/200618 yrs

Sierra Bonita’s Peruvian Sniper ID# 181450 Macgyver’s incredible True Black boys! In 2006 Sirius Black wowed the Judges with his presence, locks and luster. He was the 2006 National color champion. In 2007, Macgyver’s Balboa won National color champion and in 2008 it was Sniper. Sniper not only won the National color championship, but it was his 17th championship at AOBA sanctioned shows. Sniper made history with the most halter championships for an Alpaca under the age of 2. Sniper is now standing stud at Pipe Creek Alpacas in Sunman IN. Like his Sire, he will produce top show quality offspring who will make their mark on the suri industry. Ask about out multiple breed discounts. We will also work with you on financing in order for you to breed to the best.

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 AOA# 30616882 True Black

Description

Macgyver’s incredible True Black boys have produced yet another show quality True Black Boy – Cynister by Sniper! In 2008 Sierra Bonita’s Peruvian Sniper was National Color Champion! Sniper not only won the National color championship, but it was his 17th championship at AOBA sanctioned shows. Sniper made history with the most halter championships for an Alpaca under the age of 2. Cynister has both luster and density, the two most important characteristics in a true black Suri male. Cynister by Sniper was biopsied as a 4 year old. Cynister’s density is 42.75 follicles SQ MM of skin with an S/P ratio of 7.9 to 1. His secondary fibers average 30.9 microns and primary fibers average 39.7 microns for a spread of 8.8 microns. Great density! Cynister has full coverage from head to toe. When he was shorn, our shearer slowed down and said one word… “Wow!” He averages 6-7 pounds of quality fiber each year! Unfortunately, Cynister by Sniper, is related to too many of our Black females and so he needs a home where he could breed. We continue to use his black fleece for yarn production every year.

Awards

Southern Select 2011 (Halter-Yearling)

Suri Network 2010 (Fleece)

Updated 11/8/2024