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Full Peruvian Future Alpha Female!

WWFC Nettie Maria Stevens

Alpaca, Huacaya, Open (Female) | Dark Brown

AOA | DOB: 6/28/2016 (8 yrs)

Sire: Heaven's Hill Peruvian Lucius

The Magician

Heaven's Hill Peruvian Lucius

HuacayaMaleDark Fawn
AOA# 32446852DOB: 10/8/201113 yrs
We have deemed Lucius “”the Magician due to his unique genetics. He is a dark fawn with vicuna shading out of two true blacks. There is more to the illusion when you look closer—the truth is that genetically, Lucius is a black alpaca, but under the guise of a fawn! Lucius has had show success, largely due to his genetics. His sire, Crescent Moon’s Sixtus, is the only full Peruvian black male to be sired by the renowned 4Peruvian Legacy. Sixtus is an elite herdsire, and we are pleased to have his genetics on our farm. Lucius has a great phenotype as well! In addition to his unique vicuna color pattern, he has great fleece. Most noticeable is the fineness and softness of his fleece. It is also quite bright, has nice handle, and features an uncommon crimp style. Lucius has had a respectable show record. In 2012 he ribboned as the youngest in two different level 5 shows—and was the only fawn out of two blacks in each show! He followed that up with a second to the reserve color champion at the 2013 Virginia Classic. Lucius how now settled his first females. We look forward to the cria he has due this year, and will continue to breed him to black and grey. Put Lucius to work for your herd!
 AOA# 32446852 Dark Fawn
Dam: Socosani's Vintage Swiss Miss

Full Peruvian Bloodlines!

Socosani's Vintage Swiss Miss

HuacayaOpen (Female)Bay Black
AOA# 30023297DOB: 1/13/200618 yrs
HERD DISPERSAL UPDATE: Swiss Miss (Lacey) is a big alpaca out of the well know sire Socosani. She is a good mother. Her phenotype is stunning. She has always had wonderful coverage, nice fleece, and stunning conformation. Lacey also has above average density. Sometimes she is a pessimist, but you can still get her ears up to pose for the camera! Lacey is a great producer who will throw exceptional crias when bred to the right male. Don't miss this opportunity! Swiss Miss is a lovely girl with a stunning presence. She was nicknamed "Lacey" by her previous owner, and she still responds to that name. The first thing you note when you see Lacey is her outstanding size. She is large, with big bone and great coverage completing her imposing appearance. Her conformation is wonderful and she has a pretty head. Lacey’s fleece is nicely dense and crimpy. In addition to her phenotype, Lacey also has a fantastic lineage, which includes Ppperuvian Royal Fawn in addition to her well-known sire, 5Peruvian Socosani. Lacey is an experienced and dedicated mother. She gave birth to a beautiful dark brown little girl out of Peruvian Noahh in 2009. Lacey's girl, named "Maggie," looked like a dark brown copy of her mom! Lacey gave birth in 2010 to a cute little dark brown/bay black boy out of our own SA Peruvian Noche Negro. In 2011, she did it again--giving us a cute little bay black boy out of TRF Peruvian Quicksilver. After a couple years of misses, Lacey gave us a beautiful little bay black girl named Sameera out of High Plain's Quicksand in spring 2015. Lacey's latest 2016 cria is a female named Nettie out of Heaven's Hill Peruvian Lucius.
 AOA# 30023297 Bay Black

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HERD DISPERSAL UPDATE: Nettie is the dictator of our maiden females. She is a pistol! It is quite clear when meeting Nettie that she wants to be in charge. She is still young, but Nettie has beautiful fleece! It is soft with great character, staple length, and brightness. She needs some improvement in density, but her conformation is solid. Nettie’s fleece is dark at the skin. It will be exciting to see what she looks like after shearing! She shows great potential, and is a great prospect to add to a solid breeding program. Nettie was our first of three 2016 crias, and is a cute and intelligent little girl with unusual full Peruvian bloodlines. Nettie is named for Nettie Maria Stevens, who was an early American geneticist. In 1906, she discovered that male beetles produce two kinds of sperm, one with a large chromosome and one with a small chromosome. When the sperm with the large chromosome fertilized eggs, they produced female offspring, and when the sperm with the small chromosome fertilized eggs, they produced male offspring. This pattern was observed in other animals, including humans, and became known as the XY sex-determination system.

Updated 3/25/2017