We are ecstatic to add Copperleaf (aka Brownie) to our herd. We've had our eye on him since we started our herd and were finally able to get him in a trade with our good friends at Eastcoast Alpacas. Brownie is a compact boy loaded with amazing TGF and Snowmass genetics. His fiber has excellent crimp, outstanding density and great staple length. His 2021 shearing weight was over 13 pounds. We look forward to Brownie taking our breeding program to the next level. Message us for inquires or questions about adding Brownie's genetics to your herd.

Gwen is the daughter of the famous Wolverine from Chase Tavern Farm. She has great conformation and color genetics, and so far she has produced all colors of cria (DF, MB, LRG)- even when bred with white! One of Gwen’s unique traits is that she will gladly let us pat her on the neck and back. We love this about her! Her loving nature has earned her the nickname Momma Gwen as she is the matriarch of the herd. While Gwen is pregnant, she’s not as free with her favors, but she is an excellent mom and nurturer. Her latest cria Libertas Glowing Ember has EPDs in the top 5%! Gwen is currently entertaining the affections of several suitors on the farm, and will choose the father of her next cria this spring. :)

Eastcoast Comet is like white GOLD!! He is loaded with Snowmass genetics on BOTH sides of his parents! Comet was sired by TGF Messiah's Messenger. Messiah’s Messenger brings in the Snowmass Messiah lines all the way back to Hemingway! Comet’s dam, Eastcoast Snoqualmie's Starburst, brings in the QUECHUA lines! Boom! Comet is the real deal showcasing the legandary Snowmass fiber with nice crimp, brightness, and fineness. Comet also has a great body style in a compact frame with a traditional short nosed head. He is eagerly anticipating proving his manhood this summer and siring his first cria. **UPDATE** Comet's two cria are on the ground and they look amazing. Great fiber characteristics and excellent phenotype. Unfortunately for Comet, after only his first season of breeding he might have already produced his replacement.