Sniper was crowned the 2022 Dark Herdsire of the Year! Sniper is one of the last Macygver Black breeding males left! His offspring continue to dazzle the show ring in every color! Sniper is currently CLOSED to outside breedings! We do have bred females available, or offspring if you are interested. Sniper continues to produce Champion after Champion! Just for us in our first year of crias Sniper produced some amazing crias! RGSA Goddess Biopsied @ 80.5 follicles per sq mm. 3 of 4 glands. S/P 9.9 to 1. Micron variation 6.7 AFD 16.77 Fir Meadow Sniper’s Macgyver Too Biopsied @ 70.25 follicles per sq mm. 4 of 4 glands. S/P 8.1 to 1. Micron variation 9.8 AFD 19.61 RGSA Mary Poppins Biopsied @84 follicles per sq mm. 4 of 4 glands. S/P 11.1 to 1. Micro variation 10.6 AFD 20.24 RGSA Bolt Action Biopsied @79 follicles per sq mm. 4 of 4 glands. S/P 12.1 to 1. Micron variation 6.5 AFD 16.43 RGSA Sriracha (now owned by RayNay Alpaca Farm) Biopsied @ 73.25 follicles per sq mm. 4 of 4 glands. S/P 12.8 to 1. Micron variation 9.5 AFD 19.34 You will have a hard time finding another male that can produce these type of numbers on their cria. Did I mention he is BLACK!!! This Is An Elite Male to be able to put these type of stats on these crias with all 5 different dams! Sierra Bonita’s Peruvian Sniper ID# 181450 Macgyver’s incredible True Black boys! In 2006 Sirius Black wowed the Judges with his presence, locks and luster. He was the 2006 National color champion. In 2007, Macgyver’s Balboa won National color champion and in 2008 it was Sniper. Sniper not only won the National color championship, but it was his 17th championship at AOBA sanctioned shows. Sniper made history with the most halter championships for an Alpaca under the age of 2. Like his Sire, he will produce top show quality offspring who will make their mark on the suri industry.

A perfect picture of an Ideal alpaca! With several banners thus far, this girl is a wonderful addition to our foundation herd of elite females! Grande has proven she can be part of the Rogue Suri Alpacas ET program. We flushed an embryo from her in 2017 and said embryo was born in 2018 thanks to a wonderful recipent mom! Grande is currently bred to Sierra Bonita's Peruvian Sniper! Biopsy by Dr. Norm Evans, "Rogue Suri Alpacs MMALP Knight's Grande" was biopsied as a 23 month medium brown suri female with ARI#35064350. She grades 1 of 4 glands. Her 15X scan shows large fiber clusters mostly uniform in size, shape and placement. Observe the 4 fiber clusters on the S/P scan that show S/P of 12.25 to 1. 25 fiber clusters show an average S/P of 12.6 to 1. Also note on this S/P view as well as other scans that 50% of the secondary fibres show a level of medullation. Her desity is measured at 54.25 follicles SQ MM of skin. 100 secondary fibers average 20.4 microns and 50 primary fibers average 27.9 microns for a variation of 7.5 microns. Grande's strong points are her above average density, S/P ration and fineness of fiber in comparison to other suri females.