In only his first year of production Wyuna produced suris from Parkview Alpacas, who won male and female Judges Choice Awards, along with the Get Class, as juvies at the 2013 IAO! Wyuna also came second to Chakotah, his sire, at the 2013 Futurity, in the Dark Get of Sire Class. He won the CABA Get Class against the Kahuna team!!! He turned the Futurity Get team result around in 2014 by winning putting his sire Chakotah in second place! He also won the IAO Get class beating Pucara Kahuna his grandfather. FOR A COMPLETE ANALYSIS OF WYUNA AND HIS ANCESTORY GO TO http://www.pucara-alpacas.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=127&Itemid=138 Every once in a while you get a beauty and indeed Wyuna is every bit as good as any suri we have ever created. When he was just at about six months old Joe Miller from Broken Road Alpacas came to our farm to find some show stock. He spotted Wyuna and instantly was obsessed with his quality and purchased a half share with Stacy, his wife. They have not been disappointed, especially after selling their share to David and Nancy at Parkview Alpacas. He had a sterling show career as a juvie but in 2011 blazed! He was unbeaten in five shows winning all the championships he competed in and all the Judges Choices line ups he was in! He is a combination of the best genetics we can possibly supply plus the best from other farms. Just look at his ARI certificate. He pulls in the famous Bruxo and Augustina through Macgyver as a great grand sire. He also pulls in Pucara Kahuna through Pucara Kalina the best Kahuna daughter we ever bred at that stage, then again Pucara Kahuna comes through Pucara Lorretta on the dam's side. We are biased but Pucara Kahuna is probably now the foremost white herdsire in US history continually winning Get classes and Futurity herdsires of the year. Then add Uribe on through the sire, Chakotah, and then Pucara Allegro via her dam, Pucara Autumnall Goddess, a Produce of Dam winner. Pucara Allegro was a dominant herdsire in Australia with 39 championship progeny of which 17 went on to win Supreme Championship! Wyuna displays an elite fleece. Fiber for the Future! It is incredibly fine. It displays independence of lock that accentuates the high luster within. Those locks display solidity that emphasizes the density combined with silky soft handle that an elite fleece should possess. All of this atop a stellar frame with girth of chest, robust stature and spring of rib. He is eye candy. He shows off those suri beards we love so much with a strong masculine head and struts about like he understands the nobility of his genotype and phenotype. A real camelid playboy! It was one of our proudest moments in suri breeding to watch the judges in 2012, especially at GWAS and The Nationals go bonkers in their descriptions of his fleece and his potential.

Caramel Sensation is a lovely maiden female. She has the most delicious caramel colored fleece--each lock is brilliant and greasy with luster, each lock is distinct--flat with waves. Sometimes when we're out in the field and she walks up to us, it's hard not to grab her just to have a look-feel. It's a good thing fleece isn't edible. Great fleece runs in the family! Caramel Sensation’s dam, Sugarbaby of PVA, did well at show in 2005: She took a championship as well as first place at both the AOBA National Show and the AWE, and was awarded first place for Bred and Owned Yearling Suri Female at the national show that year. The following year, 2006, Sugarbaby picked up several fleece awards, including first place at the AWE Fleece show and the Suri Best Lock award. Caramel Sensation’s sire, Koyoto of PVA, earned a Color Championship at the 2007 Futurity, and Reserve Color Championships at the AOBA National Show and the AWE that same year. More recently, in 2011 Koyoto was awarded the first place Fleece Get of Sire at the AOBA National Show. Caramel Sensation made her show debut last year at the 2011 CABA Classic, where she placed first. She repeated that victory at the AOBA National Show shortly afterward. This year she made tidal waves at the 2012 IAO! Not only did Caramel Sensation win a Color Championship, but the Supreme Championship! And she took second place in the Walking Fleece competition. Apparently we aren’t the only ones enamored of her fleece. She went on to snag several championships in the 2012 show season, finishing hern in-ring show career with a Color Championship at the 2012 AOBA National Show. Caramel Sensation has been bred to the 2011 IAO Supreme Color Champion Male Suri Chakotah's Wyuna, for a May 2013 cria.