Liberty is one of the highest quality full Peruvian males you'll find anywhere - with the numbers to prove it! Liberty has been biopsy tested by both Dr. Jim Watts and Dr. Norm Evans, and the results are stunning. His fleece is elite..."one of the top 2 most dense alpacas I've evaluated"-Norm Evans, June 2007. Mean Fibre Diameter 15.6 (his primary fiber-guard hair-was an unbelievable 22 microns; SD 2.2; Secondary to Primary Follicle Ratio 11.2 to 1; Follicles per SQ MM 70.7 Dr. Jim Watts at 17 Months Follicles per sq mm 99. Average is about 39 with 55-60 considered as superior breeding stock; 12.9 to 1 secondary to primary ratio - Average is 8 to 1 Dr. Norm Evans at 19 months This male is a perfect example of what we are trying to accomplish by crossing Accoyo and Alianza lines to get the best of both density and fineness. Liberty's fleece at age 7 (2012 cut) measured out at 16.7 AFD! See his histogram for additional results. He's the alpaca of the future available to you now at breeding fee of $1000. There are ten breedings available at this discount price. Alternatively we are offering you the ability to afforably gain access to world class genetics in an innovative, simple "delay to pay" program. The program provides an extraordinarily attractive breeding fee with an optional, additional fee should you chose to register the cria. Breed to Liberty for $650 and register the resulting cria for $650.

This beautiful juvenile female is one that has to be seen in person. Her fleece looks and feels amazing. She is a Synergy daughter out of a Hemingway granddaughter that is a Bravado daughter as well. That means she is genetically 54% Hemingway! Better than a Hemingway Daughter! No wonder she is in the Top 1% of EPDs for an ASTOUNDING 7 different traits. Average Fiber Diameter, SD of Average Fiber Diameter, Spin Fineness, Curvature, SD of Curvature, Percentage of Fibers over 30 microns, and perhaps most important of all Percent Medulation. Let us know if you know of any animals that are in the top 1% for more than seven traits. We don't know of even one. Even her father, the awesome Accoyo America Synergy only made the top 1% in six traits. The Queen was shown for the first time at the AOA National Show in Harrisburg where she received a red ribbon. She was shown again at the North East Expo where she won a blue ribbon! This bargain price will not last. When she is retired from the show ring and bred to one of our fabulous herdsires her price will go up. Queen Bea is located at Sixth Day Farm East in Hilton, NY.