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Carol and John Chickering
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Etna, NH, 03750
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Kukuyu

Huacaya, Cria Female, Unproven | Dark Fawn

AOA# 36035069   D.O.B. 6/29/2020 (4 yrs)
Sire:
CCNF Dreadnought 

12x Champ, Elixir/Majesty/SuperNova cross!

CCNF Dreadnought

Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Unproven, Dark Fawn
ARI# 35238706 | DOB: 6/8/2015
If we do our job right, every year there always is a core group of crias born into our herd that we know fairly quickly are *very* special. CCNF Dreadnought was part of that special clique within the 2015 birth class here at Cas-Cad-Nac and was one of the first -- but by no means the last -- alpaca born here to show just what a potent cocktail the genetics of CCNF Elixir and Snowmass Matrix Majesty could combine to make. Certain lines just work well together and Elix and Majesty have basically ...
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| AOA# 35238706  | Dark Fawn 

Dam:
Alpaca North's Dia 

Alpaca North's Dia

Huacaya, Female, Proven, Medium Fawn
ARI# 32048384 | DOB: 7/2/2011
A beautiful girl from our Brandy's Breezetta and Peruvian Dually of Hidden Hill Farm.
Crimpy fleece and very dense. We think the color is coming from Breeze's sire, 6Peruvian Conan, with his lines stretching into some fine animals like Peruvian Lancaster.

Her first cria with our Barnabus' Tate is El Senor Palido, a stunningly white little guy with long silky fleece. We're looking forward to his first shearing and histogram.

Miss Dia is a keeper.
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| AOA# 32048384  | Medium Fawn 
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