NWA/Line Miss Andrea

This Accoyo Felix daughter is a proven producer -- her first daughter, our Mini-Pearl out of Accoyo Pachacuti, has what several fiber denizens have told me is a stage two soft rolling skin fleece. Mini had an AFD of 14.7 and fully 40% of fibers were 15 or lower on her cria fleece. Since we sheared nearly ten pounds off Mini-Pearl -- and her second clip AFD is still a mere 20.1 -- as a yearling, she suits our program to a tee! Andrea's 2003 son, Pachacuti's Polar Express, has performed well in the difficult yearling white classes this fall and has the finest fleece of any of our 2003 cria here. Well, Miss Andrea escaped breeding in late 2003 and we finally managed to get her to visit with our B-Line Accoyo male, Powerball this summer. She is due in early June 2005 with what should be a wonderful cria, male or female. I can only offer Miss Andrea because I am holding onto Mini-Pearl (who is bred to Accoyo Plantel). Otherwise, she makes the cut as a foundation female here at Hidden Hill Farm Alpacas, having proven she can produce males as lovely as her females. Miss Andrea is a fabulous, no-nonsense mom, she provides plenty of milk and her cria boast high IgGs as a result. Her fleece is still lovely and she is a handsome girl. Her fleece retains so much of its original character and soft handle. Considering the value of Accoyo Powerball offspring, this is a great opportunity to pick up excellent, proven genetics and see a cria in the summer of 2005.

Updated 8/15/2008