WHA Aramis is a beautiful light medium fawn male with good bone and a wonderfully soft fleece. His sire is Sunset Hills Golden Thunder and his dam is our WHA Biljana. Aramis has done very well in the show ring, and his first two crias look great. We have a white male born in June 2017 and another farm has a light fawn male born in July 2017. In 2019 Aramis produced a light fawn male that is very fine, crimpy, and very dense, and he has an outstanding personality. He will definitely be a show animal for us. Aramis has won three color championships in fleece and several first or second place ribbons in halter. He took a first and color championship at the Fall Festival Alpaca show in 2014, at the National Western Stock Show in 2015, and at the 2015 TxOLAN Alpaca Spectacular in 2015. At TxOLAN he also took best hand and best brightness awards. He also took a first at GWAS 2015 in fleece. If you are looking for a male to improve you fineness and hand, this is a great candidate. His breeding fee is $1,250 with discounts on multiple breedings. ABR members get a 10% discount. Drive by breedings are also available within 50 miles of our farm.

Serendipiti is a curious but cautious female who seems to always be in the middle of the herd. She gets along well with all the animals just fine, but also enjoys her alone time, resting in the shade. She has a regal look with her elegant face and intelligent eyes. Her fiber is amazingly soft and she produces a bright, soft yarn. She's just a bit more reserved than the others, preferring to watch the frolicking than to take part, but always watching with those intense eyes. Serendipiti is a Maple Brook Barnabus daughter out of a Peruvian Presidio dam. She did well in the show ring, placing 1st at 4 of 5 shows and 2nd at 1 during the 2013 show season. Serendipiti is proven and has one offspring, Sanssouci’s Pluie. Serendipiti delivered a beautiful white female cria on June 27th by Mile High Peruvian Toulouse Lautrec.