Enterprise cria... criated to amaze! DRUM ROLL, PLEASE! Enterprise has now produced a true black full Accoyo son -- make that two TBs to his credit. You should see his babies! You're gonna want to breed your girls to him--his cria are really extraordinary. And... they range in color from white to fawn to brown to BB and TB. He has even surprised us with silver grey! There is no limit to the possibilities. It's all about "lingering fineness" and he has just given new meaning to it. 2008--17.8/3.2/18.0/0.5 2009--19.5/3.6/18.7/0.6 2010--20.6/3.5/16.8/0.7 2011--19.0/3.1/16.4/0.7 2012--21.6/3.6/16.6/1.5 2013--22.4/4.2/18.6/3.5 We had searched far and wide to find a dark colored full Accoyo male to add to our breeding program; and it couldn't be just any dark Accoyo male. Our criteria were pretty stringent. Correct conformation was a given, along with a perfect bite; genetics had to be some of the best in the industry. His fiber had to be super fine but he had to have remarkable density and a long staple length--it's not always easy to find all three characteristics co-existing in the same animal. And, it had to be radiantly bright with tight crimp. Not only all that, but he couldn't share the same bloodlines as most of our females. We were able to find all these qualities in this young male. So it is with great delight that we welcomed Accoyo Enterprise to our breeding program. He has already proven that he has a continued great future in our Accoyo breeding program. His fleece is characterized by exquisite independent bundling and brightness with a sharply defined crimp that extends to the belly and head; and a full topknot that resembles a mushroom! The best example of this amazing male's production is AOV Accoyo Eros. He's already been awarded 8 blues and 5 championships at a little over a year of age! Eros sold at the recent Breeders Edge Auction and was the second highest selling alpaca out of 77. $1500 for boarded breeding.

Mocha is a lovely, compact girl with great staple length, and has produced one fantastic offspring after the other. Mocha's April 2010 cria is a beautiful medium fawn female by champion herdsire Irish Cream whom we recently purchased (June 2011). We liked the results of that pairing so much we rebred Mocha to Irish Cream for an October 2012 delivery resulting in another gorgeous girl, this time light brown like her dam. Mocha's first cria born Nov. '08 is a medium fawn Snowmass Invincible son whose first offspring have hit the ground this Fall (2012). He is CrimpHaven's Invincible's Maxximus, a beautiful macho male with tons of fine, bright and crimpy fleece with AMAZING Staple length. (2010 histogram for Maxximus: AFD 17.8, SD 3.5, CV 19.9, %>30 0.7, prime blanket in 2011 and 2012 weighed about 7 lbs and very excellent neck fiber 2 lbs). Maxx won 1st, 2nd and 3rd place ribbons by the age of 17 months and mostly as youngest or near youngest in the class. His fleece entries at VAOBA 2011 and North Carolina show in early 2012 both won the blue ribbon! Along with other notable ancestors, Mocha carries the blood of true black Peruvian Black Magic on her dam's side and Victor on her Dad's. Her background is loaded with color! Her sire, Sunset Hills Andean Gold, won the AFCNA Spirit of Fiber award at age 4 and has achieved many (8, I believe) championships in addition to Get of Sire. Mocha and her offspring have Andean Gold's fineness of fleece and long staple length with a low percentage of guard hairs. Her 4/18/11 prime blanket weighed in at 6.5 lbs. Mocha is a great Mom with four unassisted births and ribbon-winning quality crias to her credit.