Accoyo America Road Warrior Son!

Road Warrior's Seaborn 1708

Alpaca, Huacaya, Herdsire (Male) | White

Dam: MFI Peruvian Singular

MFI Peruvian Singular

HuacayaOpen (Female)White

AOA# 32106084DOB: 6/20/201014 yrs

Singular is a beautiful white female that exhibits elite fiber characteristics on a compact frame. She is the full sister to MFI Peruvian Show Gun. Her father Jeremiah needs no introduction having won both the light and dark herdsire of the year award multiple times. Her mother, Accoyo America Samadhi, was hand picked by Libby Forstner and purchased from Accoyo America for over $90,000. Samadhi is the full sister to National Champion Accoyo America Mahatma and is herself the 2006 National White Fleece Champion. Singular's fleece placed 4th in the 2012 Fleece Show in the white female category. Singular has been bred to Accoyo America Road Warrior for a 2017 cria. 8/17/17 -- Singular delivered a bright white boy by Accoyo America Road Warrior today. He is a little weak, but should recover. 6/10/19 -- Singular delivered a beautiful white girl sired by Snowmass Arch Angel XX.

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 AOA# 32106084 White

Description

Seaborn had a rather difficult time coming into the world. His mother went into labor on day 323. Long story short, he was a head-back dystocia. Once I was able to reorient his head, he delivered with no issues. Being born early didn't seem to slow him down, and now at 24 days old, he is 24 lbs of dynomite. Like his sister Dakota, he is an independent rascal. Seaborn is the son of Accoyo America Road Warrior out of MFI Peruvian Singular. Roady needs no introduction since he is one of the premier sires at Little Creek Farms. Singular on the other hand is a Jeremiah daughter out of Samadhi (Accoyo America Mahatma's full sister) which allowed us to blend some of the premier Little Creek bloodlines with Jeremiah. Seaborn is already displaying superior density and fineness. His fleece is already displaying good architecture and pencil-lead style bundling. We look forward to showing this young fellow in 2018. He is proudly co-owned with Bert Smith of Alpine Fiber Alpacas in Warren, OR.

Updated 3/22/2022