You've seen the ads from Pacific Crest..."For lasting fineness...breed to the Accoyo America's Nautilus line." We couldn't agree more! And now is your chance to own one of the line! Diomedes has that perfect combination of fineness and density with an indescribable brightness, and he is passing it on...in lights and in color! First histograms on his offspring are fabulous! Of the 11 that we tested in 2010, all but three fell under 17 microns (with those 3 at 17.2, 19.1, 19.2,) and the SD's ranged from 2.9 to 3.7. AND SECOND HISTOGRAMS FOLLOW SUIT...OF THE NINE YEARLINGS TESTED IN 2010, ALL BUT TWO WERE UNDER 18 MICRONS. The fleece judge for 2008 Alpacapalooza, Cheryl Gehly, agreed with us about Diomedes' 2007 blanket. She wrote "Wow! Simply spectacular..." and awarded him 20 OUT OF 20 FOR FINENESS AND HANDLE, 9.5 OUT OF 10 FOR CHARACTER, AND 5 OUT OF 5 FOR DENSITY. In addition, Diomedes won the COLOR CHAMPION, BEST CRIMP, and JUDGE'S CHOICE awards. Naturally, we are thrilled with HIS accomplishments, but as we always say..."it's what they produce that counts." Halter judge Cathy Merkeley awarded Diomedes' first offspring, Diomedes' Dehlia, a blue ribbon in the Beige Juvenile Female class! Then NW Alpaca Showcase Judge, Sharon Loner, gave Dehlia the blue ribbon nod and the Reserve Championship at not quite 8 months of age. Dehlia has now given us cria...her first, a female, has the finest fleece we've seen...her first histogram was 12.4 AFD, 2.2 SD, 0.2%>30. Her second, a male, is looking incredible so far. Subsequent crias are bringing home ribbons as well even in the difficult white classes. Come see Diomedes and his superfine progeny in beautiful Idaho!

Just had a beautiful little boy in early June 2017 and again in 2018! Both are dark bay with gorgeous luster and crimp. She has done well for our farm and is retired now. She's a sweet old gal that has been a foundation female. Needs a good home and good pasture to finish out her years.

Golden Pine's Jackson is a solidly built male with great herdsire potential. He exhibits uniform fleece quality, perfect conformation, an easy going temperament, a beautiful head and correct bite. Covered from head to toe in bright, soft, long-stapled fiber, he shears a consistent 5 inch staple length. Take a look at the sire and dam of Jackson. Rainman retains a baby grade AFD at age 11: Guard hair is almost non-existent. Golden Pine's Danielle consistently averages 21.3 microns over 8 histograms records. Temperaments of both Rainman and Danielle are calm and mellow and Jackson has inherited both of these traits from his parents.