You will never meet a sweeter, more mellow alpaca (or one with a longer staple), than our Silver Rose Crescendo. Out of two of our top alpacas, boasting 10 championships between them, his genetics put him on the right track to follow in their footsteps. His conformation is flawless and his fleece is to die for. Beautiful bundling medium fawn elite style fleece; his micron is under 20 at over a year of age. Since he has now settled several females, we are on pins and needles to see the results of the paired breeding's come this Spring. Based on the results of his ancestors, the 2010 offspring promise to be phenomenal. Call us today to add these elite genetics to your herd!!

Trinity is a beautiful true black female with the most amazing eyes! When she arrived she very quickly took charge of our herd and watches everything. If I want to check the safety and status of my herd I just look to Trinity to see how she is behaving. If she is calm, there is no need to check any further. Trinity has produced some of our best fiber and show animals. Her daughter Aardwolfs Peruvian Marissa was a show stopper. Marissa has many ribbons, including a blue and color reserve in her short career. She is now producing ribbon winners of her own. Trinitys second daughter Columbine Ranch Gwendolyn was not shown but produced a beautiful light fawn male with tons of crimpy bright fleece and his dams classic gray "pattern" that often passes on gray cria. Marco Polo was named so because he was off and exploring just hours after his birth. He often squeezed between the gates and was found fearlessly wandering around the house. Gwendolyns second cria is a dark silver classic gray, confirming our belief that these lt fawn animals with the classic gray color pattern are indeed rose gray animals. Trinitys last cria, a 2016 light fawn girl by Columbine Ranch Marcus, is showing all the traits of her previous siblings, as well as her mothers take charge attitude. She has already sold. Trinity is no longer a breeder but still produces black fiber that can be harvested and used for production. She is still very much a "guardian of the herd" and notices everything around her before any of the others. .

Gulliver is a classic medium silver gray male with lots of pizzazz. His blanket is almost totally free of spots and very consistent. The small spots he does have are black. At GWAS 2015, he took second in a class of 7 beautiful animals. Gulliver went on to get a third place ribbon at Stock Show. Gulliver has a proud "presence" that is evident when you look at him. He doesnt need much work in the show ring, he naturally poses! His sire, Kokopellis Song Desperado, a classic dark silver gray, had his fleece sorted as a grade 2 at nine years old! He has sired several classic gray animals with amazingly consistent blankets. Desperado sired many award winning animals. Desperado has passed, Gulliver is now standing in his place and like his sire, has produced almost all silver gray classics.. Gulliver is now officially retired from the show ring, as his breeding career changed his opinion of having females nearby. 2016: Gullivers first cria, a solid black male, was born in August to a white female. Coles owners are in love with him, and he definately runs his barn! 2017: Gulliver has produced a beautiful classic rose gray male cria out of a dark brown female. Boots has dancing white legs and a stunning white face that you notice immediately. We are really excited about this guy! 2018: Gullivers Twist is Gullivers crowning glory. An Aussie Rockford grand son, Twist is all we could hope for in a gray package. He is silver gray, very consistent, and is Covered in fiber. He also has his sires proud show stopping attitude. 2019 Gullivers Treasure is perhaps the best cria Gulliver has thrown. A combination of Gulliver, Marcus, and Tahona, this boy is outstanding. Fabulous crimp, a big strong frame, beautiful headset and solid silver gray classic markings, all I can say is Gulliver delivers! Treasures first show really showed what he is made of, he was in 3 classes, took 1st, 2nd, and 3rd!