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At Kendall Creek Farms, we take great pride in the quality of our alpacas fleece and conformational characteristics. We feel that we have selected female foundation stock and made superior breeding decisions which give us a greater propensity for producing an offspring that we can use in our breeding program regardless of gender.
The results thus far have been herdsire quality males produced from our dams that rival the best in the industry. All of the males in our herdsire row are multiple blue ribbon and champion winners at the most competitive alpaca shows in the country. Have a look and then join us in producing the next generation of winners. |
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Accoyo Vengador, famous for being the core of Pacific Crest Accoyo America’s breeding program, now calls Pennsylvania home. Vengador was the top choice of the spectacular import of Peruvian Accoyo’s in 1994. In 1995, he won the white adult male class at the AOBA National Show. He has had an enormous impact on the United States alpaca industry ever since. His offspring include such well known champions and herdsires such as Annapurna, Bolivar, Buttercup, Primrose, and El Senor.
Vengador epitomizes the Accoyo combination of fineness, crimp, and density. He has done a wonderful job increasing the bone size and fleece fineness on his cria. There is an unmistakably fine and buttery feel to the fleeces he put on. He has also given all his cria tremendously improved leg coverage and his very typey short muzzled head with abundant topknot. We feel that Vengador will raise the quality level of any herd in America.
Vengador is Co-owned by Kendall Creek Farms and the Vengador V Partnership
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Captain Jack Sparrow is sure to be one of our signature herdsires. Captain Jack is a captivating fawn male with an elite fleece that is to die for. Shown three times as a juvenile; with three first place wins, a Color Championship, and a Reserve Color Championship to kick off his show career, this big boy was off to a great start. Captain Jack has left judges breathless, but certainly not speechless upon opening his fleece. Captain Jack is a Peruvian Dakotia son (Bueno) and from our exceptional fawn foundation female Peruvian Accent (Accoyo Leon). Dakotia is of course no longer available due to the unfortunate Land-O-Lakes feed poisoning incident.
Captain Jack has everything that you are looking for in a herdsire – perfect conformation, tremendous fleece coverage, a soft handle with high frequency and high amplitude crimp, and a particularly dense fleece that is aging well. He is also throwing colors across the board. We feel that Captain Jack can improve the fleece of any female and so far he has proven just that.
Captain Jack is Co-Owned with Peterson Creek Ranch. His breeding fee is $3000 and outside breedings are limited.
1st place 2004 NAAS
Reserve Grand Champion 2004 NAAS
1st place 2004 MAPACA
1st place 2004 PAOBA
Grand Champion 2004 PAOBA
1st place fawn fleece 2005 AOBA Nationals
1st place 2005 Empire Extravaganza
Reserve Grand Champion 2006 GMAF
1st place 2006 GMAF
1st place 2006 MI Breeders Show |
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KCF Cobrizo Milagro is the product of the elite Accoyo fineness, crimp, and density with the richness of a dark fawn fleece. Son of Peruvian Valeroso and an Accoyo Mr. President daughter, Cobrizo Milagro is a herdsire destined to leave his mark. This solid boned male has perfect confirmation, coverage, and the most loveable personality on the farm. His translated name has the meaning ‘Miricale in Copper’ and reflects his absolutely glistening fleece. It is a fleece that has only improved with age and is obviously being passed along to his first cria. They are outstanding. Add some color to your herd without sacrificing fleece quality.
Breeding Fee: $1800
1st 2003 Magical Farms Futurity, Dark Juvenile Male
2003 Reserve Champion Magical Farms Futurity
3rd 2004 North American Alpaca Show, DF Yearling male
3rd 2004 Empire Extravaganza, Breeders Best
2nd 2004 MAPACA, Dark Fawn Yearling Male
1st 2005 MAPACA, Dark Fawn Adult male |
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KCF Royal Ransom — This handsome light fawn is the Grandson of both Accoyo Royal Fawn and Accoyo Mr. President, and thus his Royal lineage. His outstanding high frequency crimp exhibits extreme fineness, incredible handle, and staple length. He is a big boy with extremely good coverage from topknot to tail and is one of our best fleece producers. Ransom has a big frame to support this abundant fleece and when you see him standing proud in the pasture, you can see why he was picked at the head of his class in numerous full classes in 2005. Ransom’s half brother, Cobrizo Milagro,is also a herdsire at Kendall Creek and you can tell these boys come from a strong line of ribbon winners.
This is a line that you are going to want on your farm to get that proud presence with mounds of fine crimpy fleece. We look for tremendous color possibilities with this light fawn male due to his black skin and pallet passed down from his black sire. So far he has thrown nothing but color and even gray from fawn, Now that’s the way to get a nice gray fleece.
1st Place 2005 North American Alpaca Show, Light Fawn Male
1st Place 2005 PAOBA Light Fawn Male |
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Ultra’s Peruvian Mucho Augusto has been recognized by judges across the nation as the epitome of the North American Alpaca breeding program. Mucho is the regal son of Accoyo Peruvian Augusto, who was purchased for a world record auction price of $226,000 in October of 2000. His dam is MFI Peruvian Emilio’s Ultra White, a gorgeous foundation female at Kendall Creek Farms and is of Alianza heritage. Mucho proved his status as one of the finest white male Huacaya’s in the country with a show record that includes Color and Reserve Championships and 7 first place finishes in the most competitive white male classes, at the largest alpaca shows in the United States. Mucho’s confirmation is flawless and his bold upright stature is without comparison.
Mucho has produced a number of ribbon winning offspring for Kendall Creek Farms and our clients. He has a propensity to add his typey head and topknot to his cria and also tends to let the dam’color pass through. Mucho also tends to impart his very dense fleece and high frequency crimp to the cria. Mucho is Co-owned with Sue and Marty Redman of Albemarle, NC, stay resides year round at Kendall Creek.
1st 2000 Magical Farms Futurity
1st 2001 Virginia Classic, Yearling White Male
1st 2001 New York Alpaca Classic, Yearling White Male
2nd 2001 MAPACA, Yearling White Male
2nd 2001 Magical Farms Futurity
1st 2002 Virginia Classic, 2 Year Old Male
Color Champion 2002 Virginia Classic Yearling Male
1st 2002 MAPACA, Yearling White Male
Reserve Color Champion 2002 MAPACA, 2 Year Old Male
2nd 2003 New York Alpaca Classic Shorn Adult Male |
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Stoney’s Sir Devin. This is a male that really commands your attention. And he apparently commanded the attention of many judges as well. Devin is a Scimitar son and cut in the same mold. He is a large framed, big boned alpaca that has just awesome fleece everywhere. His two year old fleece is 20 microns and has tremendous density and 6 high frequency crimps per inch. This is a fleece that you would desire in any color, but found in a Rose Gray – WOW!
He has the phenotype that every breeder is looking for in a gray, but rarely finds. He is also a solid Light Rose Gray without spotting and with the classic tuxedo bib that you are looking for. His topknot is massive and defines that he has density and coverage throughout. His broad chest and compact head only add to his regal appearance that captivated everyone during his show career. Devin now has several confirmed pregnancies and is open for limited breedings in 2007. He is Co-Owned by Stoney Acres Alpacas and Kendall Creek Farms.
1st Place Halter, 2005 NAAS
1st Place Halter, 2005 Empire Extravaganza
1st Place Halter, 2005 MAPACA
1st Place Halter, 2005 PAOBA
Color Champion, 2005 PAOBA
1st Place Halter, 2006 Kentucky Classic
Reserve Color Champion, 2006 Kentucky Classic
1st Place Halter, 2006 Empire Extravaganza
2nd Place Fleece, 2006 MAPACA
1st Place Fleece, 2006 PAOBA |
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