Accoyo Kahuna daughter

Apex Kahuna's Accoyo Kisu

Alpaca, Suri, Open (Female) | White

Sire:

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Pucara Kahuna

SuriHerdsire (Male)White

AOA# 840677DOB: 5/31/1998

KAHUNA HAS MOVED ON TO JOIN HIS ANCESTORS WITH PACHAMAMA! More reason than ever to investigate procuring genetics from his sons and daughters mostly available here at Pucara International! We can proudly say that this legend of the suri world has achieved what no other suri male has achieved! 2016 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2014 FUTURITY RESERVE LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2013 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2012 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2011 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2010 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2009 FUTURITY LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR 2008 FUTURITY RESERVE LIGHT HERDSIRE OF THE YEAR Sire of more white Futurity champions than any other herdsire. Grandsire of Chakotah 2011 Reserve and 2013 Futurity Dark Herdsire of the The Year. Grand sire of Chakotah's Wyuna five times Judges Choice winner and second place behind Chakotah at the Futurity Dark Get Class. Kahuna also won 2012 combined Get Class and 2013 Light Get Class. We have lost count of all his Get class winnings. We were smitten with Kahuna from the day he was born. Besides having one of those special personalities he had everything we would have hoped for when we considered the breeding that produced him. But we knew enough about suris, and especially ours, to know he was special. Thus he has become one of THOSE premier herdsires producing unbelievable babies like Pucara Kallina purchased by Ann and Bill from Coldwater Creek in Michigan....Kallina is one of our best ever! And Pucara Hanapepe the 2008 Futurity and AOBA National Champion. Pipeline, Manu, Yadin and Chico, all Futurity and Nationals white and beige male champions and the list goes on. So why were we so sure about this boy? Because he has exquisite parentage! His dam is Halona Happy Fortune Accoyo, our best. Every one of her cria have been champions bar one, all her male cria became herdsires. The father of Kahuna is Accoyo Amador who Don Julio Bareeda when last in the US used as the "perfect " example of a suri herdsire. Amador was an important foundation herdsire for our Aussie show team. Look at Kahuna's progeny...genetics don't lie! Neither does science..look at his EPD's!!! At the top or very near it in every trait tested. And please note the very high indexes of accuracy. Trait Value Acc Rank top % of suri male population AFD -1.382 0.694 150 of 3888 3.85% SDAFD -0.521 0.691 172 of 3888 4.42% SF -1.425 0.7 118 of 3888 3.03% %F>30 -7.109 0.702 65 of 3888 1.67% %M -2.04 0 .67 678 of 3888 17.6% MSL 9.7 0.492 20 of 3888 .5% FW 1.039 0.589 3 of 3888 .07% Co owned with Sur-Real Alpacas

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Description

This accoyo girl has nice luster & fineness that is something her full brother Accoyo Kahuna Giovanni has done for his offspring also. Kisu is out of a nice dam and the phenomenal sire Kahuna! He has an excellent production history, was herdsire of the year 5 years in a row, reserve herdsire on each end of those years and won numerous get of sire awards, top EPDs... Her EPDs are top 15% in fineness uniformity and 10% staple length. This girl was born on the Fourth of July. We believe she was named Kisu, Japanese for kiss. If you are a romantic you would have loved a past breeding. They were sweet young lovers kissing under a tin roof on a rare summer rain. Her first breed was a linebreed on "the" Kahuna. Yukon's dam is a Kahuna daughter also. Livestock experts indicate linebreeds on top producers can really give a genetic jump on the offspring to come. I had said if we were to have a boy, this would be the pairing I would hope for that. Sure enough, Kisu's son "Kiss of the King" got two 1st places and two championships, halter and walking fleece from different judges, at 8 months old! We are excited that he has confirmed pregnancy to see what happens in his offspring. We decided to see how she will do with a similar genetic pairing that is not a linebreed and hoping to possibly add a little more bone. We then bred Kisu to Yukon's sire, Maccoyo Max. We participated in the S.H.I.P (The Suri Herd Improvement Program) and although her 2017 cria was too young to be evaluated, the evaluator looked him over & commented that he looked nicer than his Champion older brother who got top scores in conformation and nearly all top scores across the board in fleece. So, at the last minute we entered her younger guy in the California Classic halter and he took a 1st place! Admittedly I enjoyed hearing the announcer say, in 1st place, "Kiss my Grits" (his name) We also entered Kisu in Production of dam with her first 2 sons and low and behold a 1st place with Kiss of the King and Kiss my Grits! Considering she had two super stars in a row of similar lineage, we daringly stepped out in a breed choice and bred her to a guy of Accoyo lineage. Apex Accoyo Bracito's Fromage is top 10% in AFD in EPDs & has great substance of frame. Fromage has Accoyo Bracito, Baron, Ramilo, Uribe, Santiago lineage. He certainly added substance of bone he was a 20lb whopper at birth and grew into a real beauty. We felt we couldn't go wrong choosing a repeat breed with Fromage and are now jumping for joy she just birthed her first girl. We are extremely excited to have a female as so far she has birthed top-contenders. Her EPDs and proof are in her progeny. Kisu was acquired by Alpacas at windy hill as part of their foundation herd.

Awards

First Place California Classic - Production of dam Judge: Peter Kennedy

Updated 5/5/2021