It isn't often that a full Accoyo Caligula daughter is offered for sale. Most of the breeders lucky enough to have one of these gals hang on to them for their foundation herd. We have two Caligula daughters, and we're willing to part with one of them, but not both. Amazona is a beautifully fleeced Accoyo bred by Greg Mecklem. Her dam is Accoyo Amada, a '98 import. She was first purchased as a yearling at the Parade of Champions sale in 2003. Greg Mecklem's comments on her are, "Amazona is a dense, very uniform daughter of Caligula. With a pleasing head and correct conformation combined with a soft handle fleece, she promises to be a high quality full Accoyo production female. Her average micron count is 20.0, with a CV of 16.9% reflecting her outstanding uniformity." Amazona has proven herself to be an excellent production female and has retained her very dense, fine fiber into her adult years. We have bred Amazona to Accoyo Stratosphere, our fawn Legacy son. Strat has an unbelievable track record for producing top-notch cria. His cria have more thatn 70 blue ribbons and more than 40 championships. We can't wait to see what Amazona will produce when bred to Strat!

D'Angelo did it again! My son and I loaded up last Friday and went to the MAPA Pronk for the first time. We took D'Angelo and he did not disappoint. He received the following awards: - MABA Alpaca Celebration - 1st Place Mature White Males - White Male Color Championship - Reserve Champion White Male Walking Fleece - Judges Choice Male Haucaya - PAOBA Breeders Showcase - 1st Place Mature White Males - White Male Color Championship - Judges Choice Male Haucaya Attention: D'Angelo had a very productive weekend at the 2022 AOA Nationals. Showing as an Invited Champion, he attained the following accolades: - 1st Place in the invited Champions class - Invited Champions Championship - White Male Color Championship - Light Supreme Championship Many thanks to our partner, Lynn Edens for allowing us to share in this males success. Tom ============================================================================== Announcing a new partnership with Lynn Edens: Lynn Edens describes him this way: Snowmass D'Angelo: This may be the most attractive animal on my farm in North Salem right now. He is just so upright and macho with a beautiful head, coverage, etc. He started working this spring and will have his first crias on the ground early next year. His fleece is excellent – very uniform both within the staple and across his frame, so uniform that until relatively recently I thought he was by Oblivion. Staple length is moderate, he is a bit less bright than some other males and may lack a touch of hand – I am being extremely picky trying to find something negative to say about this male. Too bad this male never showed as he is really something, truly the complete package. Call me to discuss. Tom ****** Attention ****** D'Angelo just bannered twice this weekend in Illinois! He accomplished this at 44 months old and as a working male to boot! Call to schedule your breedings!