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Breeding for the Fiber of the Future

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21029 Rimrock Rd
Monroe, WA, 98272
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    Proven Camilio Grandson

    Carlton Heston

    Huacaya, Herdsire (Male), Proven | Light Fawn

    AOA# 833479   D.O.B. 8/30/2001, 1/2 Peruvian, 1/4 Bolivian, 1/4 Chilean
    Sire:
    PVA Camilio's Pride  
    | AOA# 801500  | Medium Fawn  |
    Son of Accoyo Pperuvian Camilio G4561, well known as the top fawn pick in the largest import of Accoyo fawn Herdsires to date, with a proud, handsome presence with heavy bone and perfect conformation.

    Dam:
    PVA Fawn Crystal  
    | AOA# 173033  | Beige 
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    Description

    Carlton is a 1/4 Accoyo herdsire with very nice genetics. His sire is PVA Camilio’s Pride and his grandsire is Ppervuvian Camilio G4561, son of Don Julio Barreda's Standing Bear, well known for his proud presence and beautiful conformation, traits which can be seen in Carlton. He has sired 11 cria, and they are starting to do well in the show ring, having won a 1st and 2nd place ribbons at last year’s Willamette Valley Alpaca Fleece Show. His last daughter sold for $12,000.

    Awards

    Heart of the Valley Alpaca Show 2007 Fleece Huacaya Mature (C-D-E) Fawn
    OABA AlpacaFest 2007 Spin-Off Huacaya 60 months and older MF
    Williamette Valley Alpaca Fleece Show 2007 Fleece HUACAYA MATURE FAWN
    Cria Awards:
    Cristofori's Dream
    2nd Place, Willamette Valley Alpaca Fleece Show
    Cookies 'n Creme
    1st Place - Alpacapalooza 2008

    Updated 5/1/2011
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