We are so pleased to announce that Sierra Bonita’s Sirius Black has joined our farm family. Sirius is considered one of the top suri herd sires in the country and the only black suri to win a National Championship 2 years consecutively. He is a full Peruvian Macgyver son and described by so many who have seen him as “the most incredible black suri I have seen”, true ink black, dense, lustrous,and with locks completely independent at the skin. As a Juvenal, he won 1st and champion at the level 5 Great Western alpaca Show in Denver, 1st place at the Futurity, and 1st and reserve champion at AOBA National Conference. Feb. 2006 he won 1st place and Color Champion in Fort Worth Texas. He won 1st at the IAO in CA and on April 1st, won 1st and Color Champion in Puyallup WA. He won 1st and Reserve-Color Champion at the Futurity, 1st and Color Champion at MAPACA and 1st and Color Champion at PAOBA. Sirius finished his show season by winning 1st and National Black Color Champion in Kentucky at the AOBA National Conference. His Dam, Peruvian Starlette, has produced 7 champion offspring including Sirius’s full siblings, Celestina, Synergy, and Macgyverson. His sire, Macgyver has won “Herd Sire Of The Year” 7 years in a row. Sirius’s cria are truly impressive and winning championship after championship. They are following after their Sire and Grandsire. Welcome Sirius, you are truly incredible.

We have looked long and carefully for a male that could best improve our small dark suri herd and we believe we found the perfect male. WLK Jamayo was biopsied as a 24 month old true black male with ARI#35572503. His 15X scan shows fiber clusters very uniformin shape and placement within his connective tissue. He grades level 4 of 4 gland presence. Observe his 8 fiber clusters on the S/P scan that show an S/P of 11.0 to 1. 25 fiber clusters show an average S/P of 11.4 to 1. Also note on all scans that 100% of the secondary fibers show a level of medullation. His density is measured at 61 follicles SQ MM of skin. 100 secondary fibers average 18.4 microns and 50 primary fibers average 24.7 microns for a variation of only 6.3 microns. On August 29, 2020 Jamayo’s AFD is figures only18.95 microns. On all scans note the presence of many round secondary fibers which several fiber judges correlate to increase luster. His show record proves his eye appeal and his biopsy report states the facts. His first cria born in 2022 are perfect! Proudly co-owned with Rogue Suri Alpacas!