Golden Girl "GG" is all that and a bag of chips with salsa! She has excellent coverage from head to toe and her fleece is extremely fine and very uniform from head to toe. She is a wonderful example of what can be expected from the progeny of Levi's 501 of Hummingherd. Her fleece stats say it all with a micron count at 3 years of age of 19.2, SD of 4.8, C of V 24.9% with fibers greater than 30 at 2.1%. Her micron results show what quality of fleece she has at maturity, given her ,siblings fleece qualities we expect her to hold her fleece qualities. GG is a devoted Mom and delivers her cria' effortlessly, she is a heavy milk producer with her cria's to date gaining weight well. GG last two cria have been females both white and stunning, Opal being the oldest of the two will be bred this fall, Patience is still at her side and available, she will be six months old soon GG is not currently bred as we thought we'd give a her break from her busy breeding career and possible breed her this fall, I'm considering breeding her to AZA Apache Gold. If you purchase her you would be able to pick from any available breeding male on the farm.

Apache is an impressive fellow with what he holds in him and on him, he is confirmationaly straight and sound with fleece qualities and character that his Ancestry dictates. His fleece remains clean from skin to tip holding little if any vegetable matter on his fleece. His fleece is dense, crimpy with a lustrous character that has put him on the Breeding Herd sire list as his fleece has matured into something to be proud of. He has settled a couple of our girls with cria due fall of 2020, produced all girls, so far. he has one 2019 offspring on the ground and her fleece is impressive! 2021 total on his cria's to date is four girls one boy!!! Update: Fiber Density stats Data Details: Density: 79.0/mm Secondary: Primary fiber Ratio: 12.1:1 In-skin mean primary fiber diameter: 22.8 / Standard Deviation 2.7 In-skin mean secondary fiber diameter 19.2/ Standard Deviation 2.7 Report Comments: Very good density with two highly uniform fiber populations and a very good fiber population differential of 3.6 microns. These are very good numbers for a fawn alpaca Sire! And you Should see his girls!!! Oh my Goodness! sporting his color to the color of the female he's bred to with all of his locks of dense crimpy and very shinny fleece