Scott is a proven herdsire with a number of award winning offspring. With the best of both Peruvian and Bolivian genetics, he has extremely dense, high luster fiber, shearing 8.6 pounds of 25 micron fiber at 7 years of age! Scott is a great breeder, and we can usually count on him to settle girls on the first try. His son, Slugger, took the reserve champion at the 2003 North American. He was bred to color just once - a black dam - and produced a beautiful solid dark fawn male, Manitowoc, who has done very well in the show ring as well, taking a 3rd at Mapaca and a 2nd in tough competion at OABA. His Daughter Cambria took several first place ribbons at the spring 2007 shows! Scott is notable for passing on his perfect conformation and high luster. Scott's most recent daughter, Lenox, took 5th place, at barely 6 months old, in the very large white juvenile female class at 2009 AOBA National show. She is such a beauty that we have re-bred her dam to Scott hoping for a repeat in 2010! Update: Son Tiffin brought home a 3rd from 2011 Mapaca Jubilee in a class of 15! AND a Reserve Champion Banner, as a previously shorn yearling, from the 2011 Georgia Alpaca Celebration! Scott is notable for passing on his perfect conformation, uniform fiber, high luster and exceptional re-growth. We are sad to report that we lost Scott, a farm favorite, over the winter at the age of 16. An important part of our breeding goals for 15 years, we are happy that we made the decision to retain his son Tiffin! While most of our females are closely related to Tiffin, we are looking for just the right girl to add to our foundation herd so we can keep these exceptional genetics in our herd. In the meantime - Tiffin is ready and waiting to prove himself with outside breedings!

Lalique is included in our herd package! 7/8 Accoyo, sired by Peruvian Baccarat, owned by Wild Rose Suri Ranch, Lalique carries the Santiago and Bruxo lines on her dam's side. With very fine, dense, greasy fleece that has retained it's fineness at 10 years old, she is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to add these accoyo lines to their herd. Lalique's dam is our best foundation female, Just Another Note (JAN). Lalique is a great mom, just like her own dam, calm, nurturing, and delivering easily with lots of milk. Lalique is open and ready to breed! Lalique’s first cria, Lenox, a beautiful white female shows great density and a lot of luster. Lenox took a 5th place in a very large, competitive white class, at 2009 AOBA Nationals at just 6 months old. We liked her first cria Lenox so much that we re-bred Lalique to Scott for a repeat in 2010. Lalique’s second cria, a male is Tiffin! Tiffin did well in the show ring - Reserve Champion at the Georgia Alpaca Challenge, 3rd at Mapaca, and 4th at both Paoba and Buckeye. Anyone who shows white alpacas knows how large and competitive these classes are, so we are pleased that he did so well! Lalique produced another high quality white male in 2014! Lodi is the result of Lalique's breeding to Rio Grande and he did very well in the show ring with 3 - 1sts, 2 - 3rds and a 4th! In addition he was part of the Get of Sire team for his sire, Rio – winning 3 1st s and a 2nd for his dad. Lalique’s retained fineness has been passed to all of her offspring, making her a great foundation female!

Camelot is included in our herd package! Camelot is a beautiful representation of the Accoyo Crown Royal line. In his very first show, the 2007 Futurity, he was the youngest at just 7 months to place in an extremely tough class of 12 white juveniles. Just 2 weeks later, Camelot was awarded 1st Place at the Ohio Buckeye Show in an equally large and super competitive class! Camelot went on to win 1st Place at AOBA Nationals! Camelot's extreme density and luster placed him at the top of his class of 13 at AOBA. After AOBA Nationals, Camelot was not able to return to the show ring due to an injury to one of his testicles, so we'll never know how he would have done as a returning yearling in the show ring. Happily, his injury has not had an effect on his breeding capabilities! Camelot's daughter, Lady of the Lake placed very well in the show ring - bringing home a Championship Banner as a previously shorn entry! Daughter AvaLon was never shown, however, we were very happily surprised to see her shorn fleece - it was simply fabulous - 5 pounds of very high luster white and fawn fiber at just 11 months old!! Camelot produces offspring with exceptional density, and the heavy bone that Accoyo is known for. Camelot is an easy keeper, a male that gets along well with other males while still being an ardent breeder! While we have not used him in the past few years due to reducing our herd size, I'm sure he will be happy to step up to the plate in providing many more crias!