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ELITE POTENT COLOR!

Snowmass XXXtremely Golden

ARI# 30339309   D.O.B. 9/24/2006  (6 yrs)

Huacaya, Male, Proven | Light Brown

7/8 Peruvian, 1/8 Chilean

Want to add some Elite, Potent, Color to your herd? Snowmass XXXtremely Golden is a rare, vicuña-fine light brown herdsire produced from genetics PROVEN to maintain that extreme fineness & uniformity with age.

He is the son of 2 time Futurity Herdsire of the Year, Snowmass XXXtreme. His dam, Snowmass Crimson Tide, 2x blue ribbon winner herself, boasted an MFD of 19.9 at 7 years old. This Divine cocktail of Potent Genetics produced the Golden Cria: XXXtremely Golden. Further alpacas of note in his genetics are 6P Cambria, a rare vicuña type import from Cambria, Snowmass Cangalli Gold, 5Peruvian Chaccu and Snowmass Royal Rose.His genetics express and can produce vicuña-fine, uniform, dense fiber with very high frequency crimp. He is a finer, denser version of his illustrious potent sire. While fleeces as fine as his typically do not show well, he is so unbelievably DENSE that you just cannot miss the incredible crimp and organization he has. The only fiber that even compares to his in fineness, density and curvature is that of vicuñas!

Take a look at his fiber stats below. His MFD at 2 was 15.8 with a curvature of 67.3 which are even higher than another illustrious potent herdsire: Snowmass Matrix.

XXXtremely Golden’s 1st Cria has arrived - October 2010 - Snowmass Alpacas “He has a gorgeous Light Brown female born from our # 1 White Accoyo lineage Snowmass Silky Sunshine . . . he does produce good color even bred to strong white. She has exceptional fleece very bright and even. ”

Summer 2012- More of his crias are hitting the ground. All are strong and straight. Beautifully dense, crimpy bright fleeces on every single one of them. WOW!


Fiber Description
The highest curvature fleece we've every seen, with well defined crimp and extreme density. These fleeces typically don't show well, but he is so dense that the judges just couldn't miss it. Almost no primaries, and they are extremely fine and highly crimped. This is what we need more of for a viable commercial fiber industry.

Updated 4/22/2013