<--ari-->Bay Black<--color--> Bevo is what is referred to as "The Total Package" and five separate judges have mentioned just that. He has incredible density and coverage, and tons of character in his soft-handling fleece. His large boned yet compact frame make a second look common. Under the term "alpaca phenotype" you just might find a picture of Bevo. When we teach people about conformation, we use Bevo as the example. These characteristics are all a must for any breeding program. Bevo's calm, confident, gentle personality just add to his total appeal. Although Bevo has won in both bay black and dark indefinite classes; his lineage of silver gray, true black, brown, fawn and beige from Chile, Bolivia and Peru shine in this package of diversity. We have bred him to females of a broad spectrum of colors to find his true identity. His first cria have arrived and they are truly amazing. The all have his heavy bone and perfect conformation (see Photo)The fleeces are very dense an gnarly and in the majority of his crias, the color of the dam. The colors range from light fawn to true black. Of the offspring on our farm, the highest AFD of fleece was 19.0. We think that's pretty remarkable. Bevo's first cria, Che Bevette, recently took a blue Ribbon at PAOBA and prior to that her beautiful. true black, 15.9 micron fleece took 2nd place at MAPACA. His ribbon winning crias are available in just about every color. The density and fineness are nothing short of amazing. Bevo's famous mid-western sire Providence Rennes, is the multiple blue ribbon winning, half-brother of Dom Lucilio. And Bevo's mother is out of Desparado, a blue ribbon winner at both AOBA and MAPACA. These are fantastic and uniquely crossed bloodlines now available in Pennsylvania. At age 6 Bevo's fleece is quite fine and exhibits beautiful structure and he continues to amaze our shearer with his density. We proudly co-own Bevo with our dear friends Chris and Lori Works of Kendall Creek Farms. Can you tell......<--description-->