AVC AJ's Kodiak-Futurity Champion Producer Eea1a3 color genotype. Having an a3 allele has proven consistently to produce that rich blue-black in our herd. It is being passed through multiple generations and they are non-fading true blacks (not brown on the outside). Kodiak is closed to outside breedings! Accept no substitutes, Kodiak is the best at increasing your chances of black offspring! Kodiak has an outstanding track record of producing black over 80% of the time when bred to black and over 60% of the time when bred to any other color! Amazing!! Kodiak's offspring have taken the show ring by storm winning championships from coast to coast! If your breeding for exceptional black, improve your odds and book your breeding to Kodiak, today! He produces champion fawn offspring too! Kodi's offspring have been exported to Europe. Kodiak's gorgeous daughter, Skyfiber's Caitriona, was awarded the female Reserve Color Championship at The Futurity 2017! Judge Amanda Vandenbosch praised her exceptional uniformity of color (no white fibers) and micron, the consistency of her architecture from topline to belly, the brightness of her fleece, excellent conformation and incredibly soft hand. She is the complete package in conformation, style and fleece characteristics! Kodiak is an incredible full-Peruvian, 3/8 Accoyo, true black male. Kodiak's phenotype is outstanding. Kodiak is straight, has substance of bone and a gorgeous head. His fleece is exceptional. This well-organized fleece is a delight to touch. Kodiak's fleece is one of the blackest, non fading fleeces, a blue black with no white fibers. Kodiak is the complete package with uncompromising fineness, density, and uniformity of micron and crimp. Proudly co-owned with Blue Ridge Alpacas (WI)

Will be breeding to the amazing Wolfgang of Skyfiber. Shadow delivered a gorgeous black girl sired by Jet Blue with curls galore! Her previous two offspring have been sold. Like Shadow all her offspring are sweet and friendly. CCAP Sunrise's Shadow is a stunning Light Brown female, out of MFI Peruvian Blendolite, a banner-winning Light Fawn female and sired by Snowmass Kahuna Sunrise. At the 2017 VA Alpaca & Fiber Festival, Judge Jude Anderson commented that Shadow had the finest fleece in the class, placing 3rd behind the eventual Color Champion and Reserve Champion in the same class! In her first halter show, 2017 MOPACA, CCAP Sunrise's Shadow took a BLUE RIBBON! In a very competitive class of Light Brown juvenile females, Judge Wade Gease commented that Shadow had good phenotype, a great hand, nice organization and a tight crimp style, which brought her to the top of the class! She followed that with a solid 3rd place against very tough competition at the Wisconsin Alpaca and Fiber Fest, with judge's comments of a pleasing phenotype combined with a fine, bright fleece showing good density and organization. CCAP Sunrise's Shadow's sire, Snowmass Kahuna Sunrise is the phenomenal Light Brown 16-time Champion (and counting) male out of Snowmass Conopa's Kahuna and Snowmass Royal Sunrise. With lineage from Snowmass Quechua, Snowmass XXXtreme, Peruvian Snowmaster, Snowmass Accoyocusani, PPeruvian Vengador, 4Peruvian Legacy, PPPeruvian Augusto and Peruvian Hemingway, this male has it all! Lineage, fineness, density, coverage, consistency, a buttery-soft handle and gorgeous phenotype! Her dam, MFI Peruvian Blendolite was sired by MFI Peruvian Jericho (the sire of Jeremiah) at age 9 still has perfect conformation and a dense, crimpy fleece, brightness, and a real pasture presence! We proudly co-own Sunrise's Shadow with CCAP Alpacas! Shadow will be bred to AVC AJ's Kodiak, a multi-banner winning True Black herdsire, and sire of a True Black Futurity Champion female! Kodiak has demonstrated time and time again, that he produces Black offspring 80% of the time when bred to Black, and 60% of the time when bred to other colors. With Shadow's color background, we can't wait to see what this breeding will produce! Update 3-21: Shadow was rebred to Kodiak and produced another exceptional True Black cria. This time it was a boy!