Animal Details

Spring '08

Scientific Data

1/1/2008	Micron Count: 19.3/4.1/21.5/98.2%
1/1/2009	Micron Count: 21.2/3.9/18.6/97%
1/1/2010	Micron Count: 21.5/4.1/19/96.8%
1/1/2011	Micron Count: 21.6/4.3/19.7/96.2%
1/1/2015	22.5/3.8/17.0/96%<30

Sweet Pines Baja

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | Medium Brown

AOA #30928879 | DOB: 7/19/2007 (17 yrs) (Due Date: 6/30/2016)

Sire: Victor's Julius

Dam: Makella

Service Sire: Milano's Innocenti

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Description

UNIFORMITY! This girl is the epitome of uniformity. She has fineness, great density from head to tail, brightness, crimp, very little guard hair - and all of it is uniform! Even Judge Sharon Loner commented on her uniformity at the Northwest Alpaca Showcase in 2008, placing her first in her class. Baja also has lovely conformation, with that 'model' style just like her dam. Victor's Julius was a terrific match for Makella. Both are championship award winners. And together they bring big name Peruvian genetics: Victor and Accolade are Baja's grandsires, with greatgrandsires Cisco Kid, Augusto, and El Moustachio. Baja is now retired as a breeder but produced many phenomenal offspring in her lifetime. Her first is a gorgeous classic rose grey girl, Teva, out of the grey champion Stratus Cloud. She's beautiful - crimpy, dense, extremely soft. The following year Baja surprised us with a bright white, extremely fine, uniform, and tightly crimped male, Rocky. Rocky is out of the top award winning rose grey, Premier's Rubio, and now has his own progeny on the ground. For 2011, Baja produced white again, this time out of MSA Peruvian Tequila Sunrise (champion beige with elite bloodlines). This boy's fleece feels like down feathers. It's incredible - his first fleece is at 14 microns AFD, he has wonderful crimp style, and he's dense! ET also now has progeny on the ground! Next came a brown female, Italia, out of Alpaca Adventures' Milano. Italia has that silky, bright, incredibly uniform fleece that you want to keep touching. Italia will have her own cria in 2017. Baja proved to be a wonderful mom, and a fantastic producer. We could put her with any color and love the result. In fact, the result is so dependable, that even a male is welcome from Baja as chances are high that he will be stud worthy!