Like the tempest, Stormy flashes and resonates like lightning and thunder. His genetics and phenotype are strong like hurricane force winds. Stormy makes a stunning first impression—he is large and imposing, but with a quiet and sweet personality. Fineness, density, conformation, character, staple length, coverage, crimp--Stormy has them all and show judges have confirmed it!! His fleece is extremely bright, fine, dense, and crimpy. Stormy is following in the footsteps of his bay black half-brother, 10x Champion Rumm Runner. Stormy's sire, MFI Peruvian Black Mesquite, has had limited outside breedings, which makes getting access to these championship lines a challenge. Stormy's lighter color comes from his great grandsire PPPeruvian Augusto; the rest of Stormy's genetic background includes blacks and browns. His first crias are on the ground, in many colors, and all have inherited Stormy's fantastic fleece character! Stormy took 1st Place, Halter at the 2008 Ohio Buckeye Show and the 2008 MAPACA Jubilee!! Tim Lavan said that Stormy had the best brightness, most consistent fleece coverage, and had consistent crimp throughout. At his first show (Level V 2008 Indiana), Stormy earned second, with Peter Kennedy stating that his fleece was finer and had more character than the first place alpaca. At the 2008 Kentucky Classic, Stormy placed second in his class, to the eventual color champion, and Jill McLeod said, "both animals are very strong and these breeders will do well with these animals. They both are well-conformed, have density, fineness, staple length, character." Stormy's dam, Tropical Delight (1/4 Accoyo), also gave birth to 10X Color/Reserve Champion herdsire Rumm Runner, and at the 2008 Buckeye Show, Stormy and Runner delivered 1st in "Produce of Dam" for Tropical Delight! With Augusto, Donovan, Matador, and Black Mesquite in Stormy's background, he is carrying on the tradition of ribbons in the show ring, and we expect him to have a great breeding career.

Summer Halo is a high quality half Accoyo daughter of PPPeruvian Mr. President. She is a large dam with great conformation and bone structure. Her fiber is dense and still has an amazing amount of crimp for an older girl. On top of her physical stature and fleece, Halo also possesses a very laid back and friendly personality. Halo is an experienced and excellent mother with now seven exceptional cria to her name. She gave birth in 2008 to a cute, half Accoyo, light brown little boy out of the the champion herdsire MFI Peruvian Lethal Weapon of Magical Farms in Ohio. This promising little boy, named J.R. after the physicist J.R. Oppenheimer, was sold before he was weaned. After a couple of off years, Halo was carrying twins in 2011 that did not reach full term, but gave birth on May 27, 2012 to a white little boy out of our Mesquite's Tropical Storm, and on October 21, 2013 to a cute little white girl out of French Champlain. It is easy to see Halo's outstanding bloodlines by looking at her offspring. A number of her cria have been ribbon winners, with some that are already passing on her quality genetics and characteristics. We have now retired Halo from our breeding program and she is being offered for sale as a companion female.