Re: [AlpacaTalk] Condor
Ok, now I'm really thinking you two are talking about different males.
Do you mean the suri that Denise is talking about or a huacaya in
Canada?
Heather
On Nov 27, 2008, at 8:45 AM, Wendy Edwards wrote:
> well thanks to everyone who contributed "condor" info - he is so
> beautiful i wish i could spirit my girls across Canada to Ontario and
> arrange some play dates - I have a son who lives there but i can't
> talk him into putting a few alpacas in his back yard.
>
> as Allison was saying, nothing but boys for two years as we are
> starting out was a little daunting - when our first cria arrived this
> summer and was a boy - i told my husband, "well, we're going to have a
> boy farm. Get used to it" - and then our little Mirabella was born,
> our first girl, and from our "retired" nanny alpaca who we hadn't
> planned to breed at all. What a surprise (we thought she was retired)
> The dam is full Chilean and can only be called 'grade'. Mirabella's
> sire is a grandson of Acero Marka's Rockamundo and he definitely
> brings out the best in our girls.
>
> Mirabella reminds us it is worth it to keep going, and if i had a
> chance at a male like Caligula or Condor, i would scrounge up the stud
> fee gladly.
>
> Wendy
> DreamWeaver Alpacas
> BC
>
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