RFA DAISYBUSH

Daisybush is a full Peruvian large-statured, bold, breeding female. She has good fleece density and consistent pigmentation. She is the daughter of Jolimont Peruvian Pauco who in the 2000 summer issue of Alpaca magazine was referred to as the "Hemingway of Canada". We're expecting a beautiful cria from Daisybush and her service sire HP Sam Julio.

Talisman is a very fine cross between Hemingway - Accoyo Nautilus and a Accoyo Vengador daughter. With a 2005 micron count of 16.4, SD 3.4, CV of 20.7, He has a Hemingway style crimp pattern at 10 crimps per inch. Despite his fine crimp style, he has a long staple length, and excellent density and brightness. He carries himself well on a moderately large frame and has a majestic Shere Khan style head. In January 2008 Dr Norm Evans conducted a skin and fiber evaluation on Talisman, his comments follow: “Accoyo America Talisman shows a density of 71.5 follicles SQ MM of skin and a S/P on 25 fiber clusters of 12.9 to 1. These stats are 50% above the average that I have observed. The density is very unique as demonstrated by the outline where we see symmetrically structured triads of fiber clusters. Bind clusters are most common. This trait should be highly genetic and desirable. The 40X view shows very tight symmetrical fiber clusters. The 250X view shows awesome gland presence with near 100% secondary medullation. The average of 100 secondary medullated fibers was 21.8 microns which is highly genetic and desirable. The average of 50 primary fibers was 27.1 microns. Accoyo America Talisman is loaded with powerful highly genetic traits. The primary to secondary fiber variation average 5.3 microns which is excellent”