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    Crimpy bundled fleece w/ great phenotype

    Autumn Day's Dakota Joe

    Huacaya, Jr. Herdsire (Male), Unproven | Light Fawn

    D.O.B. 12/29/2013
    Sire:
     
       

    Dam:
    AHR Lambchop 
    | AOA# 829426  | white  |
    Lambchop is a solid production dam! Delivers with ease - lots of milk - healthy crias...what more can you ask!!

    Passing on great genetics that include Peruvian Hemingway, AHR Blue Chip, PPeruvain Victor, Peruvian Don Julio..... this girl comes from quality.

    At her age Lambchop stills produces beautiful crimpy fleece that if a joy to process!

    We are proud she is a part of our herd. :)
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    This compact male has a great disposition, nice to handle and waiting to be the next "big thing" in your herd!!

    Beautiful bundled fleece with great staple length & fineness. This boy needs a job!!!

    Let Dakota take your farm to the next level.

    SOLD
    Thank You to The Turnbull Family for your purchase of Dakota Joe!!

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