Make It So is a stunning medium silver-gray son of El Nino's Accoyo Michelangelo. ITSO's grandsire, the late, great Pacific Crest Alpacas Accoyo El Nino was one of Caligula's best offspring, and won 2004 AOBA Get of Sire, and the 2005 Light Herdsire of the Year! MAKE IT SO is a multiple-Champion throwing numerous multi-Champions with incredible fiber density and heavily bundled crimp. Have a light framed girl with nice micron, but want to improve on her conformation, bone size, density or crimp-style? He also passes on his conformation - well-balanced, w/large capacity frame and bone. ITSO is 1/2 Accoyo with lots of color behind him. At the age of 7, and having been used heavily for breeding, ITSO's micron stats are now higher than they once were, but he still displays a beautiful dense, crimpy fleece that is typical of the El Nino line, and when taken to a girl who has low micron traits, he lets that low micron come through in the offspring, while adding his density and bundled architecture. In 2005, Dr. Norm Evans did a skin biopsy of ITSO's sire, El Nino's Accoyo Michelangelo, revealing a follicle density of an amazing 107 follicles/mm! His Secondary to Primary ratio was an astounding 13.28/1! These are among some of the top results in the American alpaca industry. We use ITSO frequently on our own females & the resulting offspring are not only topknotch show animals, but also have very impressive fiber density and character! One of his sons, our own Ren Farms' Prime Minister, boasted a show record of 20 blues, 13 championships/reserve championships in halter and fleece classes. Prime Minister stood stud alongside his father on our stud row. Another champion son, Ren Farms' Dark Messenger, at 2 years old possessed an AFD 16.7 SD 3.1 CV 18.6 %>30 0.7...IN BLACK! We are currently offering a female cria guarantee on all breedings sold to Make It So!

Charity's grandsire is Cassanova on her dam's side, and Stachowski's Shades of Grey on her sire's side. She posesses excellent staple length and a nice high frequency crimp. She has very good conformation and large bone. Charity's 2012 cria, Easy, is a cute true black girl. Unfortunately, she doesn't make the demanding cut we impose upon our alpacas to make it into the ranks of our breeding herd. Charity was sidelined from our breeding program after this cria, in order to recuperate from an abcess, which we treated and healed, but then flared back up about 6 months later. We are monitoring her progress and she will sit out the 2013 breeding season and be re-assessed in 2014.