Axtion Jaxon
Below: Daphne, a true black from a white dam
Studs and Males for Sale
CPeruvian Axtion Jaxon (AJ) True Black
DOB 8/10/99 ARI# 816025
Dam: CPeruvian Celine (DF)
Sire: CPeruvian Jaxon, (TB)
AJ is a tried and true, Full Peruvian, non-fading black macho. His fleece is soft (2000 micron of 18, 2007 MICRON, 22.0, SD 4.5, CV 18.6, >30 4.2 !!! ), crimpy, and virtually free of guard hair. He has proven himself in the show and with his progeny. A four-time Reserve Champion, AJ has also won more than 20 blue ribbons for halter, composite, and fleece including a blue ribbon fleece award at AOBA.
AJ won the coveted Get of Sire against two white, highly competitive males - very rare for a black.
AJ has over 86 crias on the ground, all but one are black or brown out of dams from silver to white to black – color is no problem for this boy. Recently, AJ sired a gray male out of a gray dam. Many of his crias are already in the winners circle garnering first and second places as well as champion and reserve champion awards for halter, fleece, shorn, and composite. AJ is proudly co-owned with King's Ranch Alpacas.
Stud Fee: $3,000
2007 AJ cria, Stormcat
Etta and Timbuktu, '07 Adrenalin crias
Below, The Rock of Adrenalin (Oct 09) on day 2.
Aztec Adrenalin medium fawn
DOB 5/25/03 ARI 848819
Dam: Snowmass Angel
Sire: Victor's Vaccoyo (son of Accoyo Victor)
Three years ago we were at shows across the country looking for a new bloodline and kept coming back to the Victor’s Vaccoyo line. His crias are knockouts sweeping the east coast shows and auctions. One of his cria is the dam of a girl recently auctioned for $135,000.
We imported Adrenalin from Canada because he carries the Victor signature fleece - deeply crimped and consistent - has perfect conformation, and a show record that includes 2 Reserve Grand Champions (an international designation that means Reserve "Best of Show"), and firsts in halter, shorn, and composite. He also won the Canadian classes of "Best Head" and "Best of age." His proven genetics and pedigree (Full Peruvian, ¾ Accoyo) are just what we were looking for.
Another important fact is that Adrenalin's sire, Vaccoyo, has crias in all 22 colors. Adrenalin has dark pigment around his eyes, on his gums, and toenails. We expect that, like his sire, he will be bringing his crimpy, soft fleece to his crias while letting the color through. Expectations are high.
Adrenalin's 2007 babies are on the ground and they are SPECTACULAR ! Deep crimp from head to toe, down the legs and to the tip of the tail. We have had purchase inquiries from the week they were born. We also have "dibs" on a cria due if it is a boy - isn't that good news! Olivia, right, out of Pandora, demonstrates Adrenalin's traits: "the look", long fine fleece, dense, and full coverage.
Olivia's micron AFD is 15.1, SD 3.2, CV 21.1, > 30: 0.4. She took a First and Reserve Championship at Fall Festival 2008. This is what we are breeding for.
We are now seeing a definite "stamp" on the Adrenalin crias. They consistently have a beautiful head, solid frame, and that Victor fleece signature - dense, crimpy, with an exceptionally long staple. We have him bred to one of our premiere black dams, three time champion Arabesque, to see if we can get that fleece in a dark color. Stay tuned.
ADRENALIN IS A TWO TIME GET OF SIRE WINNER!! Adrenalin was represented by Timbuktu, Etta, and Olivia in our last two shows and took Get of Sire at both. We're very pleased and look forward to more of his babies next year!
Adrenalin is available for limited outside breedings, so secure your spot on his dance card now.
Stud Fee: $2,500
Adrenalin crias' fleeces are extrodinarily bright, consistent, full of character, and long! They are consistent throughout and have fabulous fiber statistics.
Zamboni - White Male Champion at 10 months
Zamboni on his first birthday
Zamboni's cria fleece - 6 inch length, bright, very soft
Zamboni of Artic Ice White
DOB June 12, 2008 ARI 1324594
A Champion out of 47 impressive white males
Dam: Aztec D'Anna
Sire: S. Accoyo Artic Ice
This is Dundee Farm's first venture into the elite white alpacas. While we are well known for our true black and colored alpacas, we thought that adding a supurb white would round out our program. We looked and looked and finally found Aztec D'Anna from the MacLeod's. She had the right pedigree and was the daughter of Snappy, their primiere dam. D'Anna was also bred to S. Accoyo Artic Ice - their exclusive new male (from Snowmass Alpacas) that they co-own. We thought "Perfect"! We bought D'Anna at the Canadian Futurity where she was the top selling alpaca. During that same weekend, Artic Ice's crias took first place in three white classes and then the Grand Championship.
Aztec D'Anna
S. Accoyo Artic Ice, below
D'Anna stayed in Canada while we waited for her to birth,
hoping for a boy. 
In late June 2008, D'Anna arrived in the U.S.A. with her three week old son, Zamboni. WOW! Soooo bright and crimpy! Sooooooooooo soft and fine and consistent... and even as a youngster, the strong conformation and dense bone was obvious. His curly fine fleece went all the way down his back legs, into his tail, up to his topknot and deep into his belly. Trying not to be "barn blind" and knowing how tough you have to be when picking a white male as a potential herdsire, we held our breath.
Then, as the youngest among 47 males, Zamboni took White Male Color Champion at MOPACA, a Level IV show (Judge Sharon Loner), amidst very tough competition with pedigrees from Augusto, Legacy, Caligula, Invincible, Archangel, El Nino, Barnabus, Bueno, Hemingway, Elite, - on and on - some of the best in the business. We were very humbled and VERY excited.
Meanwhile, Zamboni's sire, Snowmass Accoyo Artic Ice, was the TOP WINNING Herdsire for Canada's Futurity for both 2008 and 2009 with his crias being the GrandChampions in both years. In addition 12 of his crias were winners. This is a macho whose rarebloodlines are a great inclusion into the US market through Zamboni.
We will keep Zamboni in our breeding program. His genetics are rare and proven - fitting into our criteria for herdsires. We would consider a co-ownership with the right partner. If this lights you up, give us a call.
Zamboni at 3 weeks
The Lad as Color Champion
The Lad in snow: total coverage!
Dundee's the Lad True Black
DOB October 13, 2005 ARI 1324624
Dam: Dundee's Arabesque (Chinchero line) True Black
Sire: Othello (Camillio line) True Black
The Lad will catch your eye in a heartbeat. As the youngest in his class of 13, he placed third at the Great Western (06) and then went on to 1st and Color Champion at the ABR Fall Festival. In March 2007, The Lad placed 1st at the Southwest Regional Show and a Reserve Championship in Oklahoma. His pen was crowded with admirers and we already have requests for a place when he starts breeding.
The Lad took a blue at the 2008 Great Western Alpaca Show amidst stunning completition.
The Lad's micron came it at 18.5 with a comfort factor of 99. At 2 years he is holding at 18.7 microns, SD 4.3! He is dense, covered from head to toe to tail with curly fiber, and has extreme coverage on his remarkable head. He has the classic square bodied conformation and turns heads wherever he goes.
The Lad is eagerly breeding now and settled his first girl (a maiden) with one breeding.
The Lad's first 8 breedings will be priced at $2,000 (1 left) Then his fee will go to $2,500.
TIMBUKTU
Dundee's Timbuktu of Adrenalin Light Fawn
DOB October 19, 2007 ARI 1324600
A Stunning Full Peruvian Male (1/4 Accoyo, Alianza mix)
Dam: CP Diosa (light brown Fandango daughter, Bueno granddaughter)
Sire: Aztec Adrenalin (light fawn Victor's Vacoyyo son)
NEWS FLASH: Timbuktu took a first place BLUE ribbon and RESERVE COLOR CHAMPION BANNER out of 66 impressive males at the 2009 Great Western Alpaca Show - the largest in the world for 2009.
Timbuktu is absolutely an eye catcher. Perfect conformation and balance, dense bone, and a beautiful head give that important first impression of excellence. Then his fleece does not disappoint. It is dense, dense, dense, and crimpy for tip to skin. At 19.2 micron, Timbuktu (Timmy) carries a fine fleece and a long staple (5 inches at 7 months). His fleece character carries down his legs and tail and right up to his ears on his neck.
Timmy is the kind of advanced alpaca that will change a herd. And this is no 
surprise. His heritage includes Victor, Victor's Vaccoyo, PPeruvian Snappy, Bueno, and Fandango. And then, of course, he is an Aztec Adrenalin son - a male that has produced one excellent cria after another for our farm. Timmy's Alianza and Accoyo bloodlines are a magical combination producing long, fine, dense, crimpy fleece.
Timmy is priced to sell as a young and upcoming herdsire - a great chance for an outstanding male at a reasonable price. Be sure to check out his cria pictures in Adrenalin's space above.
Call us for a sample of his fleece (right), you are sure to be impressed.
SOLD!! Congratulations to Deb Turner and Ed Murphy!
Stormcat is perfectly proportioned and has the phenotypical look that draws attention. His jet black fiber comes from both parents and three of his four grandparents.
Dundee's AJ Stormcat True Black
DOB August 19, 2007 ARI 1324518
True Black out of two Champions
Dam: Wolfden Nocturna (true black out of Othello)
Sire: Axtion Jaxon (true black)
Stormcat is a handsome, showy, young male. For those who know their bloodlines, the combination of his renowned sire Axtion Jaxon (TB) with a true black Othello daughter, was bound to be a winner. Stormcat's lineage includes not only Axtion Jaxon and Othello, but also Camilio and Guellermo. Because his black lines run deep (sire, dam, and three of four grandparents), we expect this boy to pass on his color.
His sire, Axtion Jaxon has had over 85 crias, all black or brown (one gray) out of dams from black to white.
Stormcat is conformationally correct and well-balanced, with classic phenotypical looks. Stormcat's sire is a 4 time Reserve Champion and his dam a 2 time Champion. We expect nothing less from Stormcat.
His fleece is remarkably long and soft, and so bright it glows. At 9 months old, he carried a 4.5" staple. It is so black, it reflects blue.
If black is your game, Stormcat could be your next stud for a very reasonable price.
SOLD!!! Congratulations to Sandy Wallace and Michael Frankel !
Ace: full fleece
Ace as cria Ace, shorn head
Dundee's Ace of Adrenalin Medium Fawn
DOB September 29, 2006 ARI 1315387
Dam: Dundee's Darlin' Clementine (light fawn Jaxon Daughter)
Sire: Aztec Adrenalin (light fawn Victor's Vacoyyo son)
Check out this boy! He is the proud son of Adrenalin and his first USA bred son. He is as dense as his sire with the Victor signature fleece: crimpy and long. When he was born, his ringlet curls were evident from his topknot, down his neck, across his blanket and down into his belly, down his legs, and into his tail. His conformation is faultless. His dark nose indicates the color coming from his grand sire Jaxon (black and Axtion Jaxon's sire) and we expect that Ace will pass on color, when bred to color. Ace is 7/8ths Peruvian.
Ace has been robust since the day he was born and yet is easy to handle. He has dense bone, a solid structure, and is well grown for his age. His older sister 
Iris is a two time Reserve Champion, and his oldest sister Holly Hawk is a Color Champion. With his "berber rug" dense, long fleece, we expect he will do well in the show ring. Ace recently won Reserve Champion in Oklahoma and 3rd at the Great Western Alpaca Show in a very competitive class.
Ace is priced as a young male, and his price is subject to change without notice. This is an opportunity to buy a high quality male - with impressive bloodlines, dense and long fleece, and correct conformation - at a reasonable price. Please call for more information if you are interested.
SOLD!!!!
Congratulations to New Fenwick Alpaca Depot and Blue Diamond Alpacas. Ace has already settled some females for them.
Dundee's Katm
andu
Dundee's Katmandu True Black
DOB June 11, 2006 ARI 1375862
Dam: Wolfden Nocturna (Tina) True Black
Othello daughter
Grandsire, Camillio
Sire: Mile High's The Reverend Mr. Black True Black
Fandango son, Bueno Grandson
Not very often do you see a male of this caliber and pedigree for sale!
We bred our 2x Champion Nocturna (Tina) to 4x Champion The Reverend shortly after they both took the Black Color Championships at the Great Western Alpaca Show in 2005. Expectations were high and we were not disappointed.
This true black son of these two remarkable alpacas won a Reserve Championship in his first show. He was first out of 15 and then won the Reserve out of over 40 black males. We were thrilled, but not surprised. His fleece is soft with consistent crimp - remarkable handle.
Katmandu's powerful genetics - Fandango, Bueno, The Reverend, Othello - say is all, especially to connoisseurs of elite black alpacas. His black genetics are strong, with true black parents and grandparents, and we expect he will pass on that color. We are proud to have produced such an impressive male. There aren't many out there like him.
SOLD!!! Congratulations to Reiling Ranch: Denise and Ron Reiling, and Beverly Davydiuk!
Hamilton, full fleece
Dundee's Peruvian Hamilton Light Brown
DOB September 8, 2007 ARI 1330205
Dam: CP Diosa (Bueno, Fandango bloodlines) Light Brown
Sire: APeruvian Nelson (007 bloodline) Dark Fawn
What will strike you about Hamilton immediately is his powerful build and commanding presence. His soft fleece has a long staple length and is a bright copper brown color. His dense bone on an athletic frame give him the unmistakable look of a future herd sire.
Hamilton catches everyone's eye because of his color, his stance, and then, his soft, fine fiber. He is a curious boy who is well-trained and easy to handle. His brother received first as a yearling at the Great Western, and we expect Hamilton to show well. He is full Peruvian with well-known bloodlines on his dam's side, and more the more rare 007 line on his sire's. 007 is well-known on the East Coast, but is an unusual line for the west. Choose Hamilton if you are looking for a stunning, colorful, full Peruvian junior herd sire that you will grow yourself. He is perfect for two small farms that want high quality and can split the price.
Hamilton's price is based on his age and is appealing to those wanting to get top quality without paying a king's ransom. This price is subject to change as his breeding status changes. Please contact us for more information.
SOLD!!! Congratulations to Robert and DeAnn Baldwin, Fairview Farms, Kansas. Please contact them for breedings.
Crispin recently won
Three first places: Fall Festival (06), Texolan (07), and Topeka (06)!
Crispin Crispianus of Peru Medium Brown – white and black markings on his muzzle and feet
DOB 10/7/04 ARI#1330694
Dam: CP Diosa
Sire: CPeruvian Mullato
Crispin makes your heart melt. He has a compact body of perfect proportions and a gorgeous teddy-bear face. Crispin’s markings make him an appealing standout in the herd and his calm personality makes him a pleasure to work with. Crispin placed 3rd in his class of 14 at the Great Western (05) where he was the youngest in the class. Judge Sumar remarked on his outstanding conformation and dense fleece. Crispin most recently won second place in halter at the Mid-America show.
His dam is a Bueno grand-daughter and Fandango (half-brother to Dom Lucilio) daughter (read “fabulous fleece and balance”). His sire is Mullato – from Clearview Alpacas – who has had many blue ribbon winning crias and is a rare line.
Crispin is young and is at the age where making a smaller investment in well-known bloodlines could really pay off. We expect him to start breeding SOON. Consider raising Crispin for your herd sire.
SOLD!!!
Congratulations to Babs and Mac McKnight, Santa Fe Trail Alpaca Farm
Dundee ’s Peruvian Victory Medium Brown – Black points-Maroon fleece
DOB 9/12/99
Dam: MHA Peruvian Sierra (LF)
Sire: 5Peruvian Chinchero, true black
This gorgeous Medium Brown male with black points is a son of 5Peruvian Chinchero, currently owned by French Hollow Alpacas in Vermont. He has settled his first females and is ready to stand stud at your farm/ranch. Victory's dam, Sierra, took 1st Place in Halter at AOBA and is the daughter of Peruvian Oro (LF). Victory’s color is a deep chestnut red brown. His conformation is impeccable. He is easy to handle and ready to go to work. This is an excellent opportunity to purchase a Full Peruvian - Color - herd sire. from top of the line lineage.
Victory's first cria, Iris, is a multiple champion, and now lives in California.
Stud Fee: $1,500
SOLD! Congratulations to Heartland Farm! Please contact them for breedings.