GB ALPACA'S TIGER WOODS: "Tiger Woods" has a fabulous pedigree with great depth of color and high quality award winning alpacas! He is the son of NGG Cahuide Smokey Bear and "Victoria's Secret," a True Black daughter of the famed "Michelangelo". Tiger's sire, Smokey Bear won a Blue Ribbon over the top Black AOBA National Champion. It's no wonder "Tiger" has such great presence and style! "Tiger" has large bone, great coverage, and body proportions. He has superb fleece character, crimp and density! All hallmarks for great fiber production. His pedigree has mostly all black and grey bloodlines for several generations. However, he does have an awesome Accoyo grandsire, "Cahuide", who has thrown many colors including many True Black progeny. If you are looking to add density, bone and coverage with a proven black background, then "Tiger Woods" might be the right one for you! PROGENY: RANCHO MARGARITAS HARMONY - DB Female 6/16/08 RANCHO MARGARITAS MELODY - MB Female 6/18/08 SIERRAROSE'S BRONSON - DRG Male 10/6/08 ARCHIE RANCHO MARGARITA - DB Male 7/10/09 JANUS' BLACK ROSE - TB Female 8/9/09 TIGER'S CASCADE DOLL - MF Female 8/22/09 ESTATES EMILY - DF Female 9/15/09 ESTATES ATHENA - DF Female 9/20/09 NATALIE COLE - DB Female 10/1/09 ANNIE OAKLEY BEAUTY - DF Female 10/14/09

Congratulations to Gaye Cornell on her purchase of Aztec Abby! AZTEC ABBY Aztec Abby's sire is Aztec Avalanche, which is out of Peruvian Hemingway and PPPeruvian Snowspirit 4729. Dam is out of Pachacuti. births out easily even though she has gigantic babies, has oodles of milk, and is the perfect mother. She is easy to handle and has the friendliest crias. One of Abby's former crias was 26 pounds, she birthed out by herself, and because of her size had an easy life in the nursery with the other crias. When bred to color, Abby produces color. She has had a pretty rich red brown female cria and a sweet fawn female. She is an easy keeper and has a good disposition. Abby is currently bred to a black herdsire, with a November 20, 2012 due date. If the buyer wants to register the cria, the buyer must pay the stud fee for that herdsire. If the buyer does not want to register the cria, there are no additional costs. ie. In this way you are not short changed if you get a male cria that you don't want to register.