Huacaya Alpacas for Sale

Sired by the renowned 21 time champion HRF Peruvian Challenger, Marquis was destined to make his mark. A friendly and easily handled boy, his fleece is buttery soft, very uniform, and has great staple structure. In his first show at barely 6 months, he took the blue in the juvenile bay black class with the comment of 'clear winner in the class' by judge Helen Humphries. His second show was CABO where he took second place, and at Southern Select he made us proud taking first place again in a large group of juvenile bay black males. Amanda VandenBosch was very impressed with his staple length and uniformity of fleece throughout his blanket and along the staple. 5 halter blue ribbons and finally a halter reserve championship at the Virginia Classic! Wade Gease awarded him a banner in fleece competition, saying "very fine - a positive staple length, good shine and brightness." So nice to have both a halter and a fleece championship! We offer mobile breedings within 75 miles. (P.S. He's Judy's favorite alpaca!) His 2019 cria is a dark silver grey male out of light silver grey Estates Simone and in 2021 a black female who won a reserve halter championship as a juvenile! Check out his histogram: AFD 15.63, SD 3.54, CV 22.63, CF 100% at 23 months old

This bay black two time champion has a pedigree that reads like the who's who in alpacas. As the son of two champions: CCNF Man in Black (5 times banner winner) and our HRF Peruvian Solstice (2 times banner winner) he has impressed the judges with his solid conformation and fine fiber. In his first appearance as a yearling, he took the Black Color Championship, "the clear winner" according to judge Arturo Pena at the Royal Alpaca Challenge in Georgia. Check out his early histogram - a 15.8 micron black - awesome! In 2016 he picked up his second championship at the Heart of Virginia show with his younger half brother earning the Reserve. Juno has a quiet, laid back nature. A natural breeder, our girls quickly cushed for him in his first breeding season. His first cria is a female light silver grey, from a full Peruvian light silver grey dam. The next two are true black males from a dark fawn and a dark brown female. His most recent two are a very dense true black male and a seriously soft medium brown female. He's already our "go to" herdsire when we have a female resisting breeding! The girls love him, which is half the battle.