Huacaya Alpacas for Sale

Grey Wind is a striking classic grey male who made his entrance during a sweltering summer heat wave, arriving alongside his full sister, Skye. Though he came a little earlier than expected, his sturdy 16-pound birth weight set the tone—this boy has been strong, steady, and thriving ever since. Now running with our two other grey crias from this year, Grey Wind is learning the ropes, building confidence, and maturing into a well-balanced young male with a bright future. The trio is slated to make their debut in the spring show ring, pending continued growth and development. His dam, Sunny, has a consistent track record of producing quality offspring, and Grey Wind’s full sister, Black Skye, is already proving the strength of this pairing—adding even more confidence in what this young male will bring to the table. Cria clipped at four weeks, Grey Wind continues to flourish. A histogram will be completed in the spring following the show season, as we look forward to watching this promising male reach his full potential. Placed Second in a very competitive class under Jude Anderson and went on to Reserve Color Champion in is very first class and show! Offering for sale as a breeding male - co-owner possible. Contact me for more information if interested.

When Tank’s massive fleece was opened up, his apparent fawn color revealed grey fibers throughout, identifying him as a Fawn Roan—no surprise once you dig into his pedigree. Tank is sired by Sunset Hill’s Andean Gold, a producer of both black and grey offspring and a grandson of PPeruvian Victor. His dam, LAAF Paladin’s Belledin, is a PPeruvian Victor great-granddaughter and 5th-generation Hemingway, also carrying black and grey in her background. Despite only being bred to white and light fawn males herself, the genetics are clearly there. Tank has multiple registered crias on the ground—check out his offspring to see what he’s producing. As a breeding male, Tank must be housed separately from females & also other males due to normal male behavior and good herd management practices. Post-shearing, Tank really shines: great bone, square build, and excellent skin quality, noted by shearer Chris Hatch. His visible skin “sand bars” (wrinkles along the back and neck) indicate greater fleece density thanks to increased surface area—a trait breeders value. Tank is a sweet, well-mannered male who fits in well here, but we’re downsizing and are committed to placing him—or his genetics—into the right program. Stud service available — your place or ours. Located near Syracuse, NY. Females may be bred via drive-by or boarded. Genetic Testing: e1e1 a2a3 • 2 dilution genes • 2 black genes • Does NOT carry classic grey Breeding examples: • Bred to EE aa female ? 100% black cria • Bred to Ee aa female ? 50% black chance Questions about what Tank could produce with your female? 315-243-3782