This handsome half Accoyo male is out of a rose gray blue ribbon winner, Winter Star, who was bred to Champion and Full Accoyo Goldsmith. One look at his beige to light fawn fleece and you will see the nice crimp, along with density to match. Sink your hands into that fleece to feel the nice handle. Goldrush is beautifully proportioned and has that typical nice topknot of a full Peruvian. His gentle disposition makes him easy to handle, something you'll appreciate on breeding days. His first cria was a beautiful medium fawn female. Goldrush has now sired 14 phenomenal crias on our farm. Martha My Dear is a beautiful white female with loads of crimp, density, and a 16 AFD! Instant Karmal, a medium fawn son born on our farm with Goldrush as his sire displays wonderful fiber characteristics. To our amazement, his fiber sample came back with an AMAZING 14.9 AFD! UNBELIEVABLE! Goldrush passes along fantastic fiber - crimp, density, staple length, and, above all fineness. He is ready to go to work for you at this special sale price!

Lily has been a great producer and has continued that tradition year after year, creating ribbon winners with great consistency. She is an excellent mom and likes to keep an eye on the other crias in the herd as well! Even at 15 her fleece remains soft and is amazing when used in hand made products. Here is your chance to add superb Royal Fawn genetics to your herd! She delivered a darling female cria Spring 2013, Crane Creek's Peruvian Julia, who sold at 9 months old. Lily delivered a beautiful light fawn and white female cria Spring 2014 named Crane Creek's Gold Dust Woman (Dusty) that was weaned Fall 2014. She was kept open for 6 months to put some weight back on her, and was rebred Spring 2015 to a Hemingway son boarding at our farm, Hemingway's Ernesto for a Spring 2016 cria. Lily still produces abundant milk and still seems happiest when we keep her bred. Hurry, she's sure not to last at this low, low price.