Whistler's Glen Alpacas

7141 Peruvian Courtney   

Light Brown, 837481, Full Peruvian

Courtney has proven herself to be a great asset to our herd. She gave birth to a robust female cria in the fall of 2004 and had so much milk that it was dripping on the ground. It was a daily ritual to watch Courtney being followed around the pasture by all of the nursing youngsters trying to get an extra treat. She did not allow any snitching but her daughter has grown at an incredible rate. At 4 months of age she was already 77 lbs.

In addition to her great mothering skills, she produced a rose gray off-spring for us. Pinkie is an amazing shade of pink and will show in the roan class. She is a strong, straight girl with profuse fiber that is lustrous and nicely crimped at the skin. Born late in the fall, we did not shear her, so her cria tips are masking what is underneath, but at shearing she will be able to display her beautiful fiber.

We bred Courtney to full Peruvian, silver gray Silverado, for an October 2005 cria. There is a very good chance that this will

Intrigue has a consistant dark rose grey color from head to toe. His fleece is fine with good density and handle. He is very conformationally correct as noted by winning 1st Place at 2003 AOBA Conference in his composite class. "Trig" has just started his breeding career and has four offspring on the ground. Three out of four are grey or rose grey and three of the four are females.