Rainbow Mountain Alpacas

PPPeruvian Affection 4763   

White, 138879, Full Peruvian

Affection is a gentle female that is easy to fall in love with. Greg Mecklem aquired Affection in the 3P importation. She has produced 8 females and 2 males. Affection's daughters are all white and they seem to share a common color gene that allows them to throw color, even when bred to white. Her first son is a working stud and has produced award winning cria.

Affection's granddaughter, El Nino's Precious Gemstone won Color Champion- Ohio Alpacafest 2005 white female and 1st place Ohio Alpacafest 2005 Juvenile white female at 7 mo. of age. She also won 1st and color champion at 2006 Kentucky classic. One of affection's grandsons has gotten 1st and 2nds in the shwo ring as well (White Knight) You can see them both at Vintage Alpacas.
Affection,like many imports, is a strong girl. She produces quality every time and gets along with minamal attention. She gives birth unassisted without complaints and has a good mil supply.
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Snowmass Kingston's genetics are VERY limited in the United States. His sire, Peruvian Escobar, was sold to an Australian breeder (Snowmass sold him for $150K quite a few years ago to the same Australian breeder that purchased Snowmaster) and has left only 14 offspring in the United States, Kingston being one of them. Escobar, Kingston's sire, is a son of Peruvian Hemingway, who is Allianza, and is one of the finest and most respected of the Peruvian imports.

Kingston's Dam was imported from the Cchonchatanca cooperative breeding program of Peru, one of the most superior breeding programs in all of Peru and noted as one of the largest Champion winners in Peru shows. She was owned by Snowmass Alpacas and is currently owned by Cas-Cad-Nac Farm.

If you breed for the vicuna pattern, or if you want to add body size and fiber fineness to your herd, Kingston may be just what you are looking for. His first crias are on the ground - one male and 5 females! That's an 83.