You see the world renowned Aussie .38 Special in connection with an alpaca's lines and you know you are most likely looking at a well established, incredibly well bred animal with the ridiculously gorgeous fiber, grey lines and the looks to prove it. Gael is absolutely no exception. His fiber is unbelievable. His 2015 fleece AFD was 13.65. His staple length is just ridiculous. His super consistent crimp is tight and bright. His color is so consistent and you can't beat his grey lines. His crias are amazing. He has proven himself over and over again to us and it's obvious he passes on the greatness he exhibits onto his offspring.

Kersee has served us so well over the years. We would love for her to go to a happy home where she will be loved! Kersee loves being a mom and since she is in good shape, we would consider letting her carry another cria. If she is available when you reach out and is still of a healthy weight, as well the depending on circumstances of where she will be going and such, we can discuss her being bred and confirmed bred before leaving. When bringing a 'foundation' animal into your herd, your goal is to find the right animal who is going to, not only to represent what your breeding program entails, but to also help BUILD your breeding program toward the goal in mind for the type of animals you want your farm to produce and the reputation you want to display through what you create in your farm. Kersee easily fit the bill of a solid foundation animal when she joined our farm. Her first cria to hit the ground at our farm, Inferno, blew us away with his incredible presence, color and fiber. He took a blue at his first halter show against some impressive greys and since have used him as a staple in our breeding program. All of Kersee's crias have that impressive, square, big boned conformation and deep and wide expressive faces and incredible fleeces.