SRS Peruvian Keona   

White, 30035428, Full Peruvian

This young fine fleeced female is growing rapidly and we believe she will be ready to breed next fall. At five months, she weights 80 pounds. Her dam's cria last, a halter winner, also matured early and we have been using him to spit test our females. Keona is full Peruvian, 37 percent Accoyo. She has fine, uniform fleece that is soft and silky to the touch. Her coverage and confirmation, including bite, are very good. She has a gorgeous, wedge shaped head with straight legs and back. She has a sweet temperment and is easily handled. Keona is genetically impressive as a Torbio granddaughter, and a Uribe great granddaugther. Her mother breeds easily, has a large udder and has had effortless births, including her first birth as a maiden - all charteristics inheritable including early maturity. Her first cria, Maxine was light fawn and a stunning, cork-screwed locked lusterous female. Keona is bred badk to Radacon for a spring 2010 cria.

Radacon is a half Accoyo, full Peruvian male bred and shown by Latah Creek Alpacas. Radacon is a confirmationally correct, fine-fleeced extremely dense male with excellent definition of lock. He is the son of Accoyo Chief Qualchan, now standing at Riverstone Farm in Ohio. His full Accoyo grandfather, Ppperuvian Starbuck was noted for passing on extreme luster and fineness and is a relatively rare bloodline given that he now is deceased. Radacon's micron count was 20 during is show career and he placed well in several highly competitive shows. His first cria is on the ground and has excellent luster and fineness.