This guy may be one of the best kept secrets in the business. If you are looking for a truly superior stud male - with the documentation to back it up - you owe it to yourself to consider LIBERTY: In 2007, skin biopsies from Liberty were sent to both Dr. Evans and Dr. Watts for analysis. The results are almost unbelieveably excellent: over 111 follicles/ square mm (Dr.Norm Evans). Call and I will send you the actual results. Let me know if you can find a white male for sale with better biopsy results than this! The fact that he placed when shown in spite of a leg injury sustained at an early age speaks volumes about his quality. Liberty has a very typical Accoyo/Alianza look and fleece character. Talk about a well-organized fleece with small, dense staples and distinct, high frequency crimp! Sire - Accoyo Franklin, Felix son of pure Accoyo lineage. Everyone knows about Felix, through the quality and fineness of his offspring. One of the handfull of FAWNS imported from Accoyo. Dam - A classic Alianza female, NWA Ltd. Louise is a superb daughter of one of the greatest sires ever: Hemingway. Still attractive and vigorous at 18+ years, her fleece exhibits the density and crimp that her sire was famous for imparting to his get. Liberty splits his time between Sixth Day Farm East in Hilton, NY and Sixth Day Farm West in Wellington, CO. Due to the excellent results we have seen in his offspring, his stud fee is being increased to $2000. However for anyone who purchases stud services prior to July 1, 2016 we will continue to honor the previous fee listed here of $1000. For more information about our full herd of outstanding alpacas please visit us at: www.sixthdayfarm.com

Ultima is one amazing stud! He won a reserve champion at The Great Midwest Alpaca Festival under Mike Safley at age SIX. Ultima has a very fine and uniform fleece still at age six. He has improved the fleece on every cria he has thrown. His sire is the legendary Peruvian Hemingway and is very well known. His dam, Alta, is Don Julio daughter and is a little less known. Alta, who was owned by Dr. David TenHulzen, won first place in the Juvenile White Huacaya Female class at the Peruvian Legacy Futurity Show in Scottsdale, AZ. The show was judged by three individual judges: Maggie Krieger, Jodi Sleeper-Robinson, and Dr. Julio Sumar. At the same show, Alta won Grand Champion Breed- Juvenile Huacaya Females (all colors), and Grand Champion: Color- White Huacayas (both sexes, all ages). Ultima would be an asset on any farm.