Myla is the daughter of the famous Nanimo and he has passed on to her density, lustre and crimp. Her dam, Myrtelle was Reserve Champion Female at the 2006 AO Show in Orangeville and Myrtelle's Sire is DPO Daniel. This girl has it all, Marcoyo, Victor's Vaccoyo and Cperuvian Daniel. She has good conformation, bite and fleece.

Myla won first in the Yearling Huacaya Female Brown class out of 9 entries at this year's Alpaca Ontario Show. She then went on to take the Brown Female Colour Championship.

This is Zac's first cria, a boy, pass the cigars. Zac certainly passed on the wow factor to Sundance, density, fineness, crimp, conformation, and a wonderful disposition. We still can't believe the results. Looking forward to seeing how Sundance does in the future.

Sundance placed first out of 7 in the Juvenile Male Brown class at this year's Alpaca Ontario show.

Sage is another beautiful combination of Qolmesa Nanimo and DPO Myrtelle. Her fleece is bright, dense, crimpy and soft. She has good conformation, bite and stature. This girl has great bloodlines, Marcoyo, Victor's Vaacoyo, Cperuvian Daniell 111, etc. Looking forward to seeing her future.

Sage placed 3rd out of 13 in the Juvenile Female Fawn class at this year's Alpaca Ontario show.

Ali would make a good fibre boy or companion animal. He shears about 7 lbs., has long staple length and is soft. Ali was gelded in October 2009 and is now ready to settle down and be a companion or fibre animal.

Ali is always aware of his surroundings and you can tell by his actions if anything unusual is going on. We love this guy, he is a bit shy but once he gets to know you he is more comfortable. We want a very special forever home for Ali, will you be the one?

HI! My name is L’Toya and I am for Sale. I was born August 15th, 2001, my father is Caramel Kid-10361 and my mother is RHL Kiandra-9282. Since coming to Northfork Alpacas in May 2006, I have given birth to two crias, Conquistador on August 31, 2006 and this year on June 6th, 2008, to Buttercup, she is adorable and the kind of girl perfect for breed up. My owners say that I am a good mother and when trying to get pregnant, I pretty well catch the first time. Now to be honest with you, when I am pregnant, I can be a bit moody, all those hormones you know, just walk around me and I am okay. When I am not pregnant, I am the most easy going Alpaca I know.

This year I have been bred to Zac Accoyo Cat, and is he ever handsome, he is the one that won Best in Show at Alpaca Ontario 2008. My histrogram this year reads as follows: AFD: 27.9, SD: 6.5, CV: 23.4%, %>30: 20.7%. My fleece has a good sheen to it and is great for socks, felting, etc. At shearing time I produced 7.8 lbs. of fleece.

Buttercup is a lovely girl who would certainly be an asset to your breed-up programme. She has good conformation and bite and has fineness and density.

Whychin is a colored female that is 3/4 Peruvian with Accoyo in her lineage. She also has Tell Vivace, Snowmass Braveheart and Peruvian Hemingway in her lineage.

Whychin has fleece that boasts density, coverage from nose to toes, fineness and consistency. Excellent conformation, straight backline, good bite, big bones, a cute female.