This female is the first Sulame' offspring we had on our farm and we just had to keep her. She has a gentle disposition and a trusting heart. She is big, tall and stretchy like her dam with magnificent fiber with high luster and silver streaks in it. She is bred to our Halter Champion BHLF Trend Setter for an April 2009 dynamite cria.

Anime' has an impressive show record herself so we expect to have a show quality cria on the ground and ready to face the show ring in the spring of 2010. I hate to wish my life away but I sure am on waiting on this one.

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A stunning Pioneer daughter, Felicia, is as sweet as she is beautiful. At first she was very shy but has come around to be one of the most trusting of animals. She has done superbly in the show ring but is presently bred so we decided to retire her. We are so pleased to be able to add her to our breeding program knowing that she will bring size, magnificent fiber, presence and new bloodlines. Can't wait for her Mr. President's cria to hit the ground in fall of 2009.

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If you ever want to know what a real North American llama should look like, just take a glance at Sulame`; she's is the best example in every sense of the word. She's an extremely tall Patterson female with very silky fiber and was my pick from the Goodyear's foundation herd. Sulame's sire, Lubec is a full brother to Ivory Pond's Aladdin, sire of Bauernheim's Nina (Maggie Schuler's best foundation female) and MGF Spellbound (Sold at Burgess dispersal for 79K). Lubec's full sister, North Star's Sheherazadie is the dam to Black Knight (Maggie Schuler's herdsire before Merit. Sulame's son BAL Sulanto was a multiple Champion for the Goodyears. Her daughter by Antonio, BAL Sonja sold for 15K at Berry Picking and is one of Linda Berry Walker's keeper herd females. Since purchasing her, she has produced two outstanding Silver Peru daughters for me and the first Eskalero male. Her first,BAL Anime,` has her ROM and will be staying in my breeding herd. Her second offspring, Anam Carra has been to 4 shows, taking first in 3 of them and winning 2 Grand Champion Heavy Wool Female honors. She is presently owned by Pat McKinney of Garden Gate Llamas. Her most recent offspring is a phenomenal Eskalero boy, Extra Extra Read All About It. Any male that touches this female turns to Gold.

This female is the last daughter of the late grand dam, Miss Rosita. Rosita was a 1988 Chilean import that I had the privilege to own, who just passed in September 2006. Rosita’s first offspring Chrysantha, produced two big boned exotic herdsires for Art Kennel, Equator and Cornucopia. Miss Rosita also is the dam of 2 Celebrity Sale high sellers, Alexis(19K) and Campiagn (15K) and 3 of her offspring placed in the top 10 in the Celebrity Futurity. Campaign is a herdsire for Mike Gerken and Alexis won Grand Champion Heavy Wool Female at the 2002 Grand Nationals. Legacee is a gorgeous female who got the best of both worlds from her parents. She has Guillermo’s silky fiber,  Rosita’s big bone, and she has the sweetest disposition which can be attributed to both of them.

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3rd 2004 Big E (Myers) MW Juv.
4th 2004 Big E (Kindler) Novice PR
2nd Laurel Highlands Triple Fleece Show (Ruckman)
6th Laurel Highlands Triple Fleece Show (King)
2nd WV Grand 2006 Fleece Class
5th Big E Fleece Class (Lynch) Big Class
2nd Grand Nationals Fleece Show (Lynch)
Reserve Grand Nationals Fleece Show (Lynch)

Haute Tomale was a top producer for Berry Acres and will continue to do so at BHLF. Her most notable offspring are BAL Whiskers and BAL A-Whist-O-Kat both owned by Katrina Kapasso of Dakota Ridge Farm. Both are ROM and Halter Champions and A-Whist-O-Kat placed in the top 5 at the 2005 Grand Nationals. Haute Tomale has soft fiber even at 11 years of age and her disposition is dear. She brings correct conformation, great hooked ears, good fiber, and a sweet disposition to our farm.

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Silky is a very tall, stretchy girl who has had some very colorful offspring. Even though she is plain brown, her first cria was cocalico, her second cria was brown with white markings and her last cria was half white and half black. This last cria, by our stud Next Generation was so awesome, that she sold after her second show. At her very first show, Vash won the futurity as a 5 month old, took first in her medium wool class and went onto take Reserve. In her second show, she took 1 st and Grand. Needless to say, we bred mom back to Next Generation in hopes of getting another Grand Champion. Silky tends to put her height and stretch on her cria and her silky fiber. We are so happy to have this animal in our keeper herd. She brings the best of Tunitas to Buck Hollow Llamas.

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