Huacaya Alpacas for Sale

EeAa2 Cisco has a beautiful, bright crimpy fleece that is holding as he ages. He is now proven with a couple of cria on the ground. I haven't been able to see his first, but she looks beautiful in photos, a brown daughter. We just had a white son in September of 2020. He is looking very promising! At his first shearing in 2021, we found out this little boy is a multi! Cisco sired a couple of girls in 2024. BSRA Reba is a stunning light fawn and BSRA Soleil looks to be a roan (med rose gray)

eeAA Argos is one of only 17 currently registered sons in the USA of Xanadu P Aristide, a multi Color Champion who now resides in Australia.. So, this is it. I have him priced very reasonably, as all my white females are related to him and he needs to be working and enhancing your herd. He swept the 2018 ABR Fall Fest Fleece Show, taking 1st Place and Color Champion, Judge's Choice and Best Crimp! Argos is about as bright white as you will ever see. Everyone drools over his fleece. In the top 10% in EPD's for AFD (fineness), his fleece is just so buttery soft! He is a robust boy with great bone and one of the best heads you've ever seen. He is in the top 15% in EPD's in other key traits. He has a very lovely, mellow disposition. Judge Diana Timmerman could barely take her hands out of his fleece in the Walking Fleece Show. She just kept saying "Oh!" It was great fun! At the 2017 GWAS, Judge Wade Gease loved his soft, supple fleece and and praised its good architecture. This boy needs to work! He is related to all my white girls and I can't (won't) breed him to my grays. I will retain 2 breedings to him in case I get someone I can breed him to. We are now expecting his first cria, spring of 2025. Tequila had a beautiful medium fawn girl by Argos! She is a beauty!

Uhtred is a gorgeous multi. His spots are tiny, like his Dad's, but they are there. He has tight zipper crimp. A farm favorite because of his mellow temperament! Uhtred has proven himself to be a top appaloosa male. There are unfortunately few championships in multi, but he has one and a string of blue ribbons. He just took another blue at the 2025 National Western Stock Show. The judges always comment on his substance of bone, great conformation, staple length and brightness. Uhtred is related to too many of my females and I have too many boys, hence the price reduction. It'll be hard to let him go, as he's one of my favorites.

BSRA Cash is the product of my best 2 alpacas, Patron and Dynasty. He does not disappoint! A lovely uniform, soft handling fleece on a sturdy frame! He is developing nicely, crimp, density, brightness!! He is what I expected from 2 Judge's Choice parents! Judge Wade Gease commented on his softness of hand and brightness! Judge Amanda Vanden Bosch said, "Get that boy working!" Cash is now 3 and is has settled his first girl. Cash just took Reserve Color Champion at the National Western Stock Show at 39 months of age. Like his sire, he is getting better with age! Judge Kathy Merkley commented on how well he is holding staple length, fineness, crimp and density. In our program, he is what we breed for--retaining elite fleece characteristics into mature ages. And look at the bone and capacity on this boy! We just came back from Mopaca and the MidAmerica Show in Kansas City. Cash took blues in both his classes and was awarded the Reserve Color Championship for both shows. the Judges both commented on his macho presence along with great substance of bone and the fact that he is retaining fineness, uniformity, and character appropriate to age. they also commented on his brightness and long staple. Judge Ken Hibbits asked if he was breeding--which he is. He said he would breed him to a lot of girls!

Mile High Back 2 black is a lovely male we acquired from Aristocrat Alpacas. He is a Vinson Massif son, which is one of the reasons I was interested in him. We will see what he can do for us!