Look for Royal Avenger at the Breeders Edge Auction in August! It was a difficult decision but it's one we needed to make. We have decided to sell our interest in Royal Avenger. He has produced some outstanding offspring for us and is a wonderful male with a delightful temperament. The only problem is that we now have too many that are related to Royal Fawn; we are at the point where we need to introduce some new genetics into our herd. You've seen him and you've seen his offspring in the show ring. They are truly remarkable. There's no doubt--he will improve your herd. Royal Avenger has proven to be the next generation of Accoyo excellence to sire a clan of superior offspring. His sire, Royal Fawn, is a producer of champions and one of the highest selling herdsires in history. His dam, Mariah, is also a producer of many ribbon winners. Avenger’s show record is noteworthy with nine blue ribbons, a reserve color champion and two color championships. His offspring have demonstrated that they have what it takes to be champions in the showring, compiling win after win against tough competition. At the age of 10, Avenger maintains a fleece that is extremely dense with bundles and crimp. His coverage is phenomenal from his full bonnet down his strong-boned legs. As if that were not enough accolades, he is a confident breeder with a gentle temperament. Whether you're looking for fine fiber qualities or color, you can achieve both. He has produced offspring from white, to fawn, to brown, to true black, and even grey. The possibilities are limitless. Avenger is on the path already to becoming one of the most recognized herdsires in North America and will continue to breed success. Avenger is co-owned with Stachowski Alpacas who is also selling their interest.

Accoyo Lily has been a cornerstone of our foundation herd. Her traits are all positive--she catches on one breeding, she births easily, has plenty of milk, is a watchful mom but not nervous AND produces some very outstanding cria. Take a look at her recent August 2012 picture. She still has "it"! Ever heard of "lingering fineness--this is it! Just take a look at her remarkable April 2012 histogram that shows an AFD of 20.3 for an eleven-year-old breeding female. We had Wade Gease come and do a herd evaluation in early December 2011. While we know he was young at the time, Wade thought that Lily's 2011 cria had a very nice developing fleece and was showing show/herdsire potential. Lily has been confirmed pregnant by ultasound to Accoyo America Navigator for a June 2014 cria. Navigator, a DF son of Hemi-Accoyo Nautilus, is a five-time color champion, one-time reserve color champion, one-time fleece color champion and first place get of sire. Now he is siring his own champions. Navigator transfers fineness, fine crimp and long staple length. “Stunning” should be the result of this pairing. breeding program a leg up. Don't gamble by overlooking a proven female--a proven breeder and a proven mom. You should never take these attributes for granted.