CONGRATULAIONS CHARLIE AND PATTY JENSEN OF DREAMCATCHER ALPACAS ON YOUR PURCHASE OF THIS BEAUTIFUL MALE The bread and butter of an alpaca farm is a strong white and light program to enhance a white OR a colored breeding program and in order to achieve that you need a light male so exceptional that he can improve on, and produce in his offspring, the finest fleece that a huacaya can possess... and insert those qualities in a white OR colored breeding program. You need that balance of fineness, density, and crimp that produces the best fleece qualities for todays extremely competitive market. Bandimere’s sire is Brilliance of Peru (owned by Golden Spirit Alpaca Ranch) a crimpy, bright and fine fleeced male whose fleece will make you go AWWWWW. Bandimere is a head turner whose achievements in the ring prove he is one of the greats in the industry. He has won 2 color and 3 reserve-championships and 7 blue ribbons. He is the sire of the strongest whites Mile High Alpacas produced for their show string including blue ribbon winners Mile High Lady Antebellum and Mile High Centurion. His light fawn male, Mile High Bandimere’s Murano, is leading their fawn crop in blue ribbons . He is also the sire of Mile High Bandimere’s Daytona, a dark brown male who now resides at Snowmass Alpacas. UPDATE.........Bandimere's son Super Massive won Blue and RESERVE champion at 2014 GWAS If you want a white male that has the scope to build on your white or colored program, Bandimere is it. Even for breeders that have the best of white females, Bandimere’s quality is all encompassing. This male is the total package and he is able to improve the offspring of any female of any color. White and beige alpacas are a force unto themselves, and we believe this guy is one of the best out there.

Peri (Purr-ee) is a stand out on the farm. Her fleece is flashy. When parting her fleece, the brightness pops right out at you and the crimp is consistent and defined. She is carrying excellent density and has very few medullated fibers across the blanket. Her fleece makes her one of my favorites in the program. As she matures, I have to consider how I want to breed her. The choice is made difficult by her versatility. Her advanced light fleece gives the option to breed her for an elite white program while her colorful pedigree suggests utilizing her as a top color producer. Either way, I am excited to see what she produces. Big "thank you!" to Penny Holbrook of Black Hill's Alpacas for allowing Peri to join the Infinity herd.