"Ed Joe" has been with us a long time, he's sired many fabulous offspring and passed his amazing fiber density, crimp and character consistently. His fiber is still fine and could compete with animals more than half his age. Proud bearing, gorgeous head and solid, compact frame make him one of our favorite all time studs. Because of his black color and fiber density, Ed Joe's always been somewhat prone to heat stress. Hot and humid Missouri summers are rough on him. Even with fans in the barn, shade trees, and hosing to cool him several times daily, he became sterile a couple of years ago. We retain his offspring Achilles and Raven's Gabriella as foundation alpacas in our herd to preserve his wonderful genetics. We don't always see the email notifications through Openherd right away, so if you're interested in a package deal, herdsire breedings or have questions about our alpacas contact us through Messenger or please text the contact number listed on our main Openherd farm page. Here's the link to Midnight Star Alpacas: https://www.facebook.com/columbiamo65202?mibextid=ZbWKwL

Lyric's our greeter, loves to eat apple slices out of farm vistor's hands. She's usually the first to approach and curious about whatever we're doing when working outside. Her silver grey fleece is still fine and she passes fineness and crimp on to her offspring. With Hannahruh in her pedigree, she's got the potential to produce appaloosa offspring and has had one appaloosa male cria in the past. We don't always see the email notifications through Openherd right away, so if you're interested in a package deal, herdsire breedings or have questions about our alpacas contact us through Messenger or please text the contact number listed on our main Openherd farm page. Here's the link to Midnight Star Alpacas: https://www.facebook.com/columbiamo65202?mibextid=ZbWKwL