Huram is a gorgeous maroon male with dark skin and toe nails. His fiber is dense with great luster and his conformation is correct and strong. He has some impressive bloodlines! His sire is Peruvian Rameses, one of the nation's first exceptional colored suri males who was once featured on the cover of Alpacas magazine. Rameses sire is Peruvian Aureo who needs no introduction. Huram's offspring have ranged in color from dark fawn to true black. Yes, he is making black babies when bred to dark fawn or darker females! We look forward to Huram's breeding career here at Brandilyn. He has all the qualities we are striving for in our suri program and can't wait for him to pass them on to his progeny. We are amazed at the quality offspring Huram has produced for us here at Brandilyn!

Nova has been an incredible addition to our breeding program here at Brandilyn. Her 2007 cria is a beautiful white female with tightly twisted locks and incredible luster by NGG Accoyo Mickey Mantel. Her 2008 cria is a beautiful multi male by Condor's Jacob, with outstanding lock structure and luster. Her 2009 cria is a handsome 3/8 Accoyo, multi male by Jamya River, an Accoyo Diamond River son. Nova has extremely fine lustrous fiber. Her 2008 micron results only proved what we knew all along. FD=20.9, SD=4.1, CV=19.7, 2.2>30u. For a four year old female I'd say she is mighty fine! Nova is one of our finest fleeced females. She is appy marked and always catches your eye when out in the pasture. Her grand sires are Ganador & Hakeen. She comes from superb bloodlines! Nova is a GREAT mother! She's always taken on the 1st breeding - that is a plus too! She has more than abundant milk and is very protective of her babies. She's given us a two girls and three boys. Her girls have both been solid colored and her boys have both been appy marked like herself, until this year. Her 2011 male cria is a stunning solid medium brown suri with OUTSTANDING fleece! She has given us all suri offspring and I don't expect that to change. We're leaving Nova open thru the winter to get her on a spring or summer birthing program.