El Campeon (Champ) is retired and living on lush green pastures. He is listed here for reference only. El Campeon's offspring are proving to be well-conformed, crimpy, and uniform. He has improved upon the dam in uniformity, handle, coverage, crimp amplitude, and even personality. He is producing incredible fineness as low as 14 microns! One breeder said of their Champ cria, "he is a beautiful male with the best fleece on our farm - ultra fine, silky, and very crimpy!" El Campeon (Champ) has a luscious medium to dark fawn AWARD-WINNING FLEECE that you can't keep your hands off and a head & coverage you can't keep your eyes off. The first thing you notice about Champ besides his gentle yet confident demeanor is his FULL COVERAGE from head to toe. At further inspection, his SOFT HANDLE, DENSITY, AND UNIFORM CRIMP abound throughout his fleece. And the judges agree. Among Champ's many fleece awards includes a FIRST PLACE at the AFCNA Continental Fleece Show in 2008; judge's comments were that he was "the Clear Winner with very much the higher score, very good staple length, definition and character...good uniformity overall, and a very heavy cutting fleece." In 2007, we sheared an amazing 10 pounds of fiber from Champ, which he topped with 13 POUNDS in 2008. He is also well conformed with an excellent bite, and settled his first female on our ranch at just a month after turning 2 years old. Champ's dam, Tasha Yar, has maintained an extremely fine fleece - 20.7 microns at 10 years of age! She continues to produce award winning crias for us and is an excellent mother. Champ's sire, NWA/Line Fallstaff, has many awards, winning Reserve Color Champion at GWAS Fleece Show 2005 at age 5! Both dam and sire are maintaining superior fiber quality as they age, and Champ is following right in their footsteps. Champ's bloodlines include Don Julio, along with grandsires El Moustachio and PPeruvian Felix.

Malia is retired and currently enjoys her elder years in a beautiful green pasture at our friend's ranch in Orofino, ID. Her information is listed here for reference. Malia is a full Peruvian out of Peruvian Aladdin. She has proven to be an excellent mother with an ideal temperament. We adore Malia's elegant look and are thrilled with the quality of her offspring. Sweet Pines Springs, her 2005 cria, took first place in the Fiber Odyssey Spin-off 2006 & 6th place in the National AOBA Spin-off 2007. Austin, her 2008 cria, is a gorgeous beige male out of Grazing Hills Maximus. He has wonderful conformation and crimpy soft fleece (18 microns) that we LOVE to put our hands on every chance we get. Luckily, Malia also passes on her friendly, docile personality - a trait that makes for personable and easy-to-handle crias.