Cookie cutter crias....Every one of his typey crias have a super soft, uniform, fine, bright, crimpy fleece with good density. The ones that went to the 2023 shows placed in the ribbons! J.T. is producing the type of fleece that has applications for high quality worsted end products. He has a compact build and consistently produces gray and black and maroon color and the fleeces on J.T.'s crias are outstanding for fineness, brightness, uniformity across the blanket, extremely uniformly fine and tight crimp and a handle better than butter. His crias are typey and correct with incredible fleeces and nice, calm dispositions. 2024 Update: His fleece has remained amazing and we are extremely please with his crias. This male has matured into a very special macho who maintains his fleece characteristics to five years and beyond. J.T. has a powerhouse pedigree with Sizlin, Conopa, Jeremiah, and black and gray from Matador, Black Magic and Dom Timbo. His fleece is maroon roan colored, very uniform, very silky soft, extremely dense and fine with tight high frequency crimp, extreme brightness which lends to very silky handle, tiny matchstick bundles packed tight and extension of prime from topknot to knees. He has a compact build, is very typey, stands straight and square and has correct movement in all gaits. Nice, even temperament too.

Reseda's pedigree is Snowmass on the top side and Accoyo America on the bottom side. She is one of the best looking females in our herd and she's maintaining with age. She's robust with heavy bone and tons of "lingering" fleece. Her 3x champion white dam (with fawn fibers throughout) is in the EPD 1% club for Fleece weight and has better than average fineness. Her sire, Snowmass RRoyal Fox, is the 2010 AOBA gray male composite champion. This is the lightest color her MSG sire has thrown and the darkest color her champion "white" (w/ fawn fibers throughout) dam has thrown...so far. Her dam and maternal sister, Pearl, have both produced 5 pound blankets of bright, silky, long and crimpy fiber in the 19-22 micron range.