Animal Description

Quechua is a very handsome male cria that will grow to be a great male too. He has a rich color fiber that is crimpy and shiny with bundling. His micron count appears to be low, but we will wait until after shearing to find out. His mother, a chilean import, was chosen because of her perfect conformation, beautiful color and very fine uniform fiber. She almost has no guard hair and keeps her low micron count at mature age. Quechua is a very gentle male, like his brothers. Quechua's sire is producing great crias, with dense, fine and crimpy fiber, in colors from black to white. . We cannot wait to see how Quechua does in the show ring, specially in the Fall when he has his full more mature fleece.

2006 Shows
He placed at all the shows in 2006

Third at MAPACA, PA April 2006
First at New England Coastal Classic October 2006
First at Empire Alpaca Extravaganza, October 2006
Second and Reserve Champion at Green Mountain Alpaca Fall Spectacular, VT November 2006