MFI Accoyanza Millenial Reign

Millie has the build that goes beyond mere conformation and which I most want to see in my alpacas here. She is square, compact, her neck comes out of her trunk in that organic and lovely way -- and she has the coverage and type to go with this balance and proportion. That she has a very fine fleece goes without saying. She does have a tiny fawn spot on her topline, but has done well in the shows regardless. Now, she has extending primaries that are very, very fine but I note them anyway. I selected her fleece for a sorting demonstration once and because it displayed so many elite qualities and I happened to be giving a workshop at a Level Four fleece show at the time, people attending my workshop asked me why I had not entered her fleece so it afforded me the opportunity to discuss extending primaries. Do I think we have the males that have the goods to eliminate this issue in her offspring? Absolutely I do, but this is livestock breeding, so only time will tell. She will sell with a breeding to the buyer's choice of any of our wholly owned males or even co-owned males that are unrestricted as to breedings. Millie has a daughter on our farm, so she is nicely proven.

We just added a beautiful MF son of MFI Brock to our stud row, and that male, Boulder, might be the ticket considering that quarter-sized spot of fawn on her topline! Then again, there is always our home-bred and born five time champion, four-time judge's choice white male, Hidden Hill Peruvian Dually...!