Peruvian Macgyver ID# 181450 is a stunning maroon colored herd sire of the Accoyo Bruxo line. This full Peruvian Suri has produced more Champion alpacas than any other alpaca herd sire in the world. He is truly amazing!!!! At the 2003 AAA Futurity Macgyver ‘s offspring placed in 20 classes making him the 2003 “ Herd Sire of The Year”. In 2004 his offspring placed in even more classes than the previous year. He again became the” Herd Sire Of The Year” for the 2nd time. In 2005 he did it again and made history. No other alpaca male has ever won “Herd Sire Of The Year” 3 times . In 2006, guess what? Again Macgyver was the clear winner making him “Herd Sire Of The Year” 4 times. In 2007,2008 and 2009 we are in awe! For the 5th,6th and 7th time, Macgyver, won “Herd Sire Of The Year”. He has 100% Suri offspring and has never produced a Huacaya. Macgyver’s breed fee is $6,000.00, but multiple breed discounts are available and discounts up to 1/2 off for any repeat breedings or if you have purchased an animal from Sierra Bonita. Give us a call.

We have decided to re focus on our love of dark colors and are now offering The Count of Montecristo (Harry) for sale. His price in no way reflects on his quality, pedigree or his ability to sire outstanding babies. Harry is a solid white son of Silvestre of Bolivia who is a True Black son of Black Debut of Bolivia. Both Silvestre and Debut are True Black with a white face. Harry has dark skin, toenails and eyes. His dam is Besa, sired by Pperuvian Amador who "in the beginning" as used as the example of the perfect suri phenotype. Amador is also the sire of Pucara Kahuna, whose progeny have swept the showring in recent years. Harry is now a proven stud with the birth of three cria-Billy Mitchell-sold at 1 year old-(brown speckled on white) out of Domino, Antonia de la Manana-who sold at 9 months- (medium brown) out of Laid Back Betty (a Macgyver daughter) and a female cria (medium fawn) Gold Piece-sold at 1 year- out of Seurette de Chambeau. It appears that he lets the color or pattern of the dam come through, sometimes making the color a little lighter. And he puts wonderful lock structure onto his babies. And as you can see from the sales record, all of his offspring were sold fairly early to eager buyers! He was nicknamed Harry when he was born because someone remarked "Boy, is he hairy" when they saw his fleece was already two inches long! Harry still retains that growth pattern. We probably should shear him twice a year! As you can see from his picture, he has great coverage, all the way down all four legs, a great topline, short muzzled and wonderful "bunny ears"! Drop us an email (or call us on the telephone!) if you would like more pictures, information or to purchase The Count of Montecristo!