Columbia Mist Uriah's Hannah

You may buy Hannah for $4,140 (40% off market value) during our Retirement Sale!

Hannah is a sweet dispositioned girl with great genetics. On her father's side she has Cresent Moon's Uriah as her sire and Peruvian Bueno and 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite as her grand sires. Her great grandsire is Peruvian Hemingway.

On her mother's side with a line breed, her sire is El Nino's Elberto bred to El Nino's Rosita, her grandsire doubles up with El Nino and her great grand sires are Pperuvian Vengador, Pperuvian Caligula twice, PCA Pperuvian Microsoft and PPperuvian El Moustachio. Her great-great grandsire is Shere Khan.

Phenotypically she is very pleasing to look at with a very nice head and a nice straight top line. She has an above average density of fiber and is very soft to the touch with a CV that is only 16.6. She has a good bite.

Her 2014 fiber sort showed Grade 1-2 Secondaries and Grade 2-3 Primaries, 9 out of 10 on brightness, 3.5 out of 5 for density, 7 out of 8 for uniformity of micron with moderate amplitude, medium 5-6 crimps per inch, 4 out of 5 for handle and 9 out of 10 for lack of guard hair. She had 33.8 oz. of WL 1-2 on her blanket and 19.8 oz. WL 1-2 of sorted fiber on her neck. Sorter commented that her fleece was bright with a soft hand.

Hannah's EPD Results - 2016 She is in the top 3% for uniformity, top 13% for lack of medullation, and top 16% for fleece weight even though her spin fineness is in the top 37%. A good solid girl for your breeding program!

Trait/ Value Accuracy National Herd Ranking

AFD -0.244/ 0.456/ 17370 of 39442

SDAFD -0.476/ 0.455/ 1153 of 39442 Top 3%

SF -0.37/ 0.497/ 14621 of 39442 Top 37%

%F>30 -1.984/ 0.502/ 13896 of 39442 Top 35%

MC -0.044/ 0.446/ 22248 of 39442

SDMC -0.164/ 0.475

%M -2.042/ 0.391/ 5046 of 39442 Top 13%

MSL -0.646/ 0.376/ 27015 of 39442

FW 0.398/ 0.332/ 6211 of 39442 Top 16%

BW -0.162/ 0.073

Whether you are interested in purchasing high quality alpacas for breeding, show, fiber or selecting a herd sire to breed to, you should use Expected Progeny Differences (EPDs) as your most important selection tool in addition to evaluating phenotype and genetics. Our herd has some of the highest EPD accuracy ratings due to breeding some of the best genetics and due to the shear number of these genetics in the EPD database. Consequently you can also increase the probability of creating ideal offspring with up to 95% accuracy. Contact us to learn more about using EPDs. We have been using them to improve our herd since 2008.