Sundowner is a FULL ACCOYO son of the renowned Accoyo female Sunipani, producer of three AOBA National Show Color/Reserve color Champions and AOBA National Fleece Show Judges choice winner. His sire, Accoyo Atticus, is a Caligula son that's produced many fine crias.
Sundowner has an awsome head and coverage, reminiscent of Accoyo Shere Khan line sons. He has the density, brightness and crimp definition possessed by both of his parents. His annual staple growth exceeds 5 inches.
Biopsy information:
Fleece type, color and age at testing: Huacaya, White, 27 months Follicle density: 63.74 /mm Mean Fiber Diameter: 22.94 micron Standard Deviation: 4.49 Co-efficient of Variation - Fiber Diameter (CVFD): 20% Secondary:Primary ratio (S:P) 11.1 : 1 Mean Fiber Diameter Primaries (Dp): 32.45 micron Standard Deviation: 4.96 Mean Fiber Diameter Secondaries (Ds): 21.75 micron Standard Deviation: 2.70 Dp:Ds ration 1.49
Comments: Excellent density figures well supported by an above average S:P ratio.
The fiber population differential is very close to the preferred 10 micron and lower variation and the SD of the secondary population is one of the best we have tested.
There is some variation in the primary population but overall this is a quality male.
Dam: Aardwolfs Lady Carmel
| 32771480 | Light Brown|
Carmel will be an immediate up-grade to a new or existing herd. She has beautiful, rich brown fleece that has earned many compliments and ribbons in the show ring. She has completed a successful show career to become a mom. Carmel is now breeding and should be in a motherly way shortly. Carmel is full of energy, animated, and very vocal, just like her mother.
Irish is going to be a big girl who will produce lots of fine, crimpy fiber for you. We entered her 2014 fiber in Cottage Fleece at SAFF and the fleece judge scored her 4 out of 5 for secondary to primary range. Comments were "fine fleece, good brightness". And it's no wonder when you check out her lineage: Royal Fawn, 4Peruvian Legacy, Caligula, Accoyo America Atticus. Lots of color in her background. With her being born on St Patrick's day, you can capitalize on the Luck of the Irish.