Onyx de Mico

The only herdsire we know of with a "Ribbon Guarantee!" Simple, show in you Onyx cria in at least shows, we guarantee a ribbon, or your next Onyx breeding is on us!
Two-Time AOBA Winner, out of the Pperuvian Guellermo line. Onyx is known for his incredibly dense, crimpy fleece and wonderful disposition. Judges have commented on his consistency all the way to his belly.

• 1st Place AOBA 2003 Bay Black Yearling. Judge Jude Anderson. Judge held Onyx in the ring during the color championships (over a Dom Lucillio son who recently sold for $180,000!) stating "it was a tight squeeze between these three. These are the types of males you want to breed to." In addition "whoa he's got it going on under the tail!"
• 1st Place 2003 Alpaca Western Extravaganza (AWE) 2003 Judge Jude Anderson
• 1st Place 2003 Alpacapalooza. PLUS Huacaya Black Male Color Champion. Judge Amanda Vandenbosch: "...the complete package"
• 1st Place AOBA 2002 Bay Black Juvenile. Judge Mike Safley reported that Onyx's fleece "appeared to be at least 1 Micron finer than the second place finisher." In addition he said that Onyx 's fleece showed signs of pencilling not normally seen in Huacayas..."excellent fleece."
• Ribbon Winner at 2002 Alpacapalooza.
• Ribbon Winner at 2002 CABA judged by Dr. Julio Sumar. Dr. Sumar said of Onyx..."Perfect Conformation"
• 2nd Place Calpaca 2002 - Judge Kristen Berman
• 1st Place Alpacamania (SOJAA) 2002 - Judge Mary Reed. "best fleece in the class, showing signs of bundling"

Kryptonite's Chaos

Non-Fading True Black Legacy Grandson (Crescent Moon's Kryptonite son) Do we need to say more? Beautiful fleece with a ton of character and the handle of butter! His first Cria - Thulisa, has already won 5 Blue ribbons and 1 Color Championship!

Varsity

Our best girl (2 AOBA Blue Ribbons) bred to Kryptonite. We got everything we were hoping for. He's got very promising fleece, a "herdsire attitude" from day one and perfect conformation.

Onyx's Honeymoon

This is the one that can only be described as WOW! From her first week, we knew "Honey" was special. Dense and crimpy like her Two-Time AOBA winning sire - Onyx de Mico, but in a delicious honey color. Honey is loaded with pedigree and color. Her grandparents are TB, MB, LF and BB. She carries the Dom Lucillo, General Schwarzkopf and Guellermo lines. And talk about conformation, Onyx has done it again!

JRAM's Highland Fling

Winnie is a statuesque, light brown female with a darker muzzle and black "eye shadow". She has a very fine, "crinkle" fleece with a nice staple length - approximately 4/5 inches. She has a strong, upright conformation and straight legs. Winnie has some wonderful genetics in her background. Her grandsire is Patagonia's Neruda - a name every breeder knows - who sold at auction for $205,000, and great-grandsire Shackleton, now deceased, who won many color championships and maintained his baby-fine fleece as he aged. Farinhas, Winnie's dam, is easy to breed and births easily with no assistance. She is a caring mother and an excellent milk producer, with her cria gaining about 1/2 a pound per day. Winnie's sister, Estrella, gave birth to her 2nd cria last year, unassisted, has exhibited the same dedication to her cria as her mother and produced plenty of milk for her daughter. With this type of "family" history, Winnie should prove to be an excellent production female.

Tandela

The Last Don, East coast Bloodlines. Tandela has perfect conformation, incredible luster and great temperament. Due to low milk production we have left her open, and she sells with no reproductive guarantee.

• 1st Place AOBA Fleece Show 2004
• 1st Place AOBA Spin-off 2003
• 1st Place Alpacamania 2003 Fleece - Judge Phil Schwietzer
• 2nd Place Alpacapalooza 2003 Spin Off
• 2nd Place Calpaca 2002 . Judge Julie Otis-Skinner "Beautiful handling fleece. Great Brightness, luster and hand."
• 3rd Place Fleece Alpacamania - October 2002 . Judge Mary Reed.

JRAM's Hope Everlasting

Hope is a beautiful dark fawn female with soft doe eyes and a gentle nature. She has presence and an eye-catching appeal. Hopes fleece is bright with low amplitude, medium frequency crimp and a buttery handle. She has a tight bonnet and good, overall coverage. Her conformation is correct, with an excellent bite and a solid bone structure. Her grandsire, Bolivian Chieftain, has over 100 cria on the ground and all show extraordinary consistency in their fiber and ideal confirmation. Her great-grandsire, Sayvon of Boliva, now retired, has been one of the best producers of his rich mahogany color, maintaining low microns even as he aged.

Chica de Onyx

Chica is full of color. Her full sister is a true black! With her sire being Bay Black and her Dam Rose Grey, Chica is an affordable way to bring both bloodlines and color to your herd. She in conformationally correct and sells with a breeding to our Kryptonite's Chaos (first True Black son of Crescent Moon's Kryptonite).

Evita of Chuckanut

Evita has a star studded ARI. Her dam has won multiple blue ribbons in spin-offs including the 2002 Winter Nationals and 2003 Alpacapalooza and judges choice at Alpacapalooza. Her grandsire is the famous Shakleton and her fleece shows it. Oh yes, don't forget her maternal great grandsire -Peruvian Victor. This girl is the complete package.

Whittles

Whittles is the product of two award winning parents, but even those combinations can throw a surprise. Blue-eyed, and deaf, he has been culled from the breeding pool for obvious reasons. However, he produces the same buttery fiber that his mom is famous for. It spins into a warm farm color fleece, and he makes a perfect fleece producer.

Dante

Dante is a sweet boy who produces a beige (almost apricot) colored fleece. We blend it each year with our dark colors to make soft shades of grey.

TEEBEE

Tee Bee has a very crimpy dense fiber, that for a bit more consistency and fineness would have made him a herdsire candidate. A very good fleece producer here!