Medium fawn out of a dark fawn dam
Our Archangel son, Napster, is a proud pappa for the first time! Hooray!
Napster has been a bit of a late bloomer so we have been waiting eagerly for his first cria to hit the ground. This little male above was recently born at Augustyn Acres to one of the Augustyn’s females.
Napster
Napster is co-owned by our farm, Fairhope Alpacas, and our friends Melissa and Bill Augustyn in North Carolina. Napster is currently standing stud at Augustyn Acres through November. He will be coming back to Alabama in December and will be here through the Spring of 2013.
Napster is an double AOBA National Show Blue Ribbon winner with a yearling AFD of 14.9. His two year old fleece had an AFD of 16.2. Standard deviation of 3. Napster is one of the few working Archangel sons out there. We are thrilled to have more Napster babies on the way!
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We are so excited to watch his first cria grow up! This baby boy is looking better everyday! I will have to get you some updated pictures! We can’t wait to see the rest of these Napster cria! Napster’s 4 year old fleece held steady at only 16.4 microns! So grateful to add this lingering fineness to our breeding program!
That Napster is just so cute. How old is he? Seeing this would make me think to have my own farm in the future. Thanks for sharing this.
Napster is five years old now. His cria is just born in these pictures. Maybe his first day on the planet!
I just love the color. My neighbor has two pacas that I will help her shear Saturday and she is giving me ALL the fleece. Last year, she gave me half but it was not enough for any fibre mill to even answer me to have it spun. I love that golden brown color and Doc’s fleece is what I WANT to made a sweater with…FOR ME!!! Congrats to the proud owners and to Napster. Some things are just well worth waiting for….!!
Hi – I have been reading your blog for a while now. I am a new Alpaca owner and have had mine since January. I am still learning and love your blog.
Just wanted to pop in and say Hi.
Hi Deb! Thanks and I appreciate you saying hi. Congrats on your alpacas. That is such a special time, have fun!