Our 1/3 interest is for sale, please call for details. Hes affordable for any farm, great opportunity! He fixes conformation, adds bone, passes along brightness, and creates offspring with PRESENSE!!!!!! Breed him to fineness, he passes on the fineness. He is a Pleasure to own. Easiest animal to handle on the farm! Full Accoyo, SOLID medium fawn! Cabos exudes character from personality to fiber. Take a look at his fleece pics and view his very organized 15 micron fiber character . Keep in mind that his fleece is less than 2" staple in these pics(hi-frequency crimp). Cabo's character should be a welcomed site for all breeders who breed for colored fine fleece. In the showring, he is competing strong with NO full Accoyos placing above him. His major weakness? being a male born in April makes it tough to compete against older mature males. Carolyn and I have been searching a couple years for fawn males to breed to our over-achiever 12X Champion Miss Priss and 5X Champion Crystal. Then, we ran into CABOs........OH My! We bought this male primarily with Priss and Crystal breedings in mind, however, he will be bred to most of our top females. He is truly one of the overall nicest fawn males we have ever seen. Congratulations to Jack and Denise of Legacy Criations for producing such an incredible male. Cabo is the complete package for a fawn male. He has one of the most organized fleeces we have ever seen. His brightness is suri-like. A Histogram documenting a 15 micron was a pleasant surprise. Although, it shouldn't be a surprise given Cabos dam has a 17 micron at 2.5 years of age. He has extreme density with extreme leg coverage. His style of crimp is high frequency with rare high definition. Heavily boned. Crimp from his toes to his tail, neck and head are phenominal. Cabox is very uniform throughout, even down under his belly! His consistent medium/Dark fawn coloring throughout his body is gorgeous but his tail gives us a pleasantly crimpy medium brown coloration. Remember,he is Full Accoyo?

Full Alianza. Elise represents what we should all be breeding for in alpaca fleece fineness. Lingering Fineness. 19afd age 12 Is the AlpacaRosa serious about lingering fineness? Check out who we bred Elise to! She is currently bred to our own Lingering fine producing machine, 24K Gold. Elise is extremely fine, extremely consistent, virtually no guard hair and maintaining 19 AFD extreme fineness and curve thru 12 years old! Lingering Fineness AROSA Full Histogram Disclosure...Shop and Compare!!! 2006 histogram 8 years old AFD 19.1, SD 3.6, CV 19.0, CF 99.1%!! 2011 historgram 13 years old AFD 20.19 SD 3.91 CV 19.36 CF 98.01 Her last 4 crias had excellent histograms at 8 months of age 13.36 2.58 19.31 100.0 Einstein 14.78 2.98 20.20 100.0 Bonita 15.02 3.04 20.25 100.0 Badda Boom 16.04 3.18 19.80 100.0 Nano Man See any consistenty? Hemingway needs no introduction, only that, we must recognize his influence over the improvements of United State’s alpaca fleece standards. With the likes of one of his best daughters, Elise, Hemingway made his mark in the industry. Elise is a pure joy to put your hands on her fiber at 12 years old. We look forward to many years of super fine production. Elise has proven herself by producing beautiful crias with extremely low micron counts. At the age of 12, her micron is still in the teens! She has a fawn spot , which proved to be significant when she produced fawn offspring in 2005 and 2007. We plan on breeding her to some of our fine fawn herdsires Elise’s conformation is correct. Her Bite is perfect and has never needed to be trimmed. She has average bone and overall size . She has proven to be an excellent mother, and her crias and grandcrias have inherited her incredible fineness. Her bloodline should be extremely fun combining it with our Misty Maiden bloodlines. Misty Maiden had a 19 micron at the age of 14! Now that’s what I’m talkin about! Micron Count 2006: FD 19.1, SD 3.6, CV 19.0, CF 99.1% Curve: 54.8!!!!! Check out our latest Efficiency invention, we call it the Bean Machine and you can watch videos at http://thealpacarosa.com/beanmachine.html