Utah Alpaca Farm at River Bed Ranch

We offer here an “All American” suri alpaca with lineage spreading from Chile to Bolivia to Peru. Lillinonah represents the best of her mom and her dad. She is right-on with her presence. She is always alert and proud. A very sassy female. Great conformation with nice large bone. Her fiber coverage is complete. She wears tight pencil locks draping uniformly across her blanket. When she is clean that fiber shines like it is wet. She duplicates the color of both her dam and sire: a rich very dark chocolate brown. Her first clip garnered a color champion award at the 2007 Suri Network Fleece Show. Lillinonah has reached full maturity and is ready to breed. Our only male available to service her has not reached HIS maturity yet. So we offer Lillinonah at an amazingly low price to someone who has a male ready to work for her. Once our suri male comes about, we will be able to breed her. MEANWHILE… this is a screaming deal for anyone looking to diversify their herd right now with a quality suri female. Email for a fiber sample. You will not be disappointed with the quality.

Check out this gorgeous strawberry blonde suri. She is a knockout, with personality to boot. She is a perfectly proportioned young lady. Her locks are tight and wavy all the way to the skin with full complete dense coverage. And what a beautiful typey head. Her blanket shines like strands of gold amongst the auburn fleece. She is as sweet as she is beautiful. A gentle girl who handles extremely well. Elle’s mom has lots of Bolivian blood. Dad brings in the Peruvian. She has no prejudice either way. This makes Elle an “all American.” Elle is ready to breed. She sells open and ready to meet your own herdsire. Our eligible herdsire, WLK Midnight Storm, is not quite ready to do the job yet, so we offer Elle at this excellent price to get her going on her breeding career.

Lacey is one of those suris that jumps out at you in the field. Her fiber is always shiny and tumbled in the wind. Lacey has been a consistent breeder, birther and mom. Her 2006 cria took Color Champion for her fleece in the 2007 Suri Network All Suri Fleece Show. We have gotten two very nice females from her when paired to our lone suri herdsire, Toronado. We are awaiting the maturity of our newest black suri herdsire, WLK Midnight Storm before we breed her again. Meanwhile, she is open and available for use at your ranch with one of your ready and willing herdsires. She will not disappoint when it comes to offspring. All of hers have been excellent.

Esmeralda… what can we say! She is our own granddame. She is regal. She is very typey. She is a winner. Esmeralda took color champion in her heyday at the AOBA Nationals in 2001. She has produced some lovely crias for us since then and is still going strong. Her latest cria, Greyhawk, born in July, 2007, reflects her quality… a handsome gray male out of our own Legacy son, Yarrow. Esmeralda has presented us with a beautiful selection of offspring in the past several years. We feel it is time to move her to greener pastures (no pun intended) to share the quality that she so steadily produces. She sells open at this terrific price to allow the buyer the opportunity to breed her to their own herdsire this summer.

Call her a perfect example of “hybrid vigor” or call her an “OOPS!” This very sweet female has a suri for a mom and a huacaya for a dad. Mom decided to ask the boys over for “tea.” Then she never told us that she had met up with the cutest male in the corral. In fact, she hid her indiscretion so well that we bred her to our suri herdsire a few weeks after this event and she was most receptive. Shame on her! Anyway her indiscretion came to light when Neshaki hit the ground. She is huacaya phenotype through and through. Her fiber, as it turns out, is most wonderful. It has loads of crimp but is quite silky. It should spin up beautifully. Neshaki is a strong strapping female. Ready to breed at one year of age. And large enough to do so as well. If you are interested in experimenting with what the outcome will be from her it could be most interesting. It seems unlikely that she will ever produce a suri. But should she produce either suri or huacaya, the cria will be a healthy, viable alpaca. Her mom is a birthing machine. She loves being pregnant (obviously) and she produces very strong lovely crias. (See her first cria "Elle McTyler" also on this page). We offer her open at this price or will breed her to our best huacya male if that is your choice.