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Specializing in Rare and Beautiful Suri Alpacas
and A Select Group of Show Quality Huacayas

Don Diego de Peru, our full Peruvian suri herdsire, has taken over 20 First Place ribbons in Halter, Fleece, Spin-Offs and Performance. He has 18 colorful suri crias on the ground many of whom have taken blue ribbons and even a Color Champion and Reserve Color Championships. More
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California Alpacas
Looking for alpacas in California? We have the full Peruvian
and Accoyo bloodlines that are topping the market, as well as successful crosses to many other lines in the nation.
The alpaca investment...
Alpaca breeding offers an extremely profitable investment
opportunity as a result of the low supply of alpacas in North
America combined with the worldwide demand for alpacas and
alpaca fiber.
Alpacas can be easily raised and maintained throughout the
US on even small acreage farms, as they are peaceful quiet
animals and their grazing does not uproot the grass.
The market continues to grow as people learn about these
elegant animals and the unique characteristics of their fiber
that is shiny as silk, soft as angora, and as warm as polar
bear fur.
Our Breeding Program and Bloodlines...
Friendly Farm Alpacas in Chico, California, has put a great
deal of effort and attention into selecting the ideal sire
for each breeding that we manage, transporting the females
across the country at times for the perfect service sire.
New breeders can purchase 'starter packages' with extremely
diverse award-winning renown bloodlines, including descendants
of Peruvian Augusto, 6Peruvian Accoyo Elite, Peruvian MacGyver,
Captain Morgan, PVA Mahogony Prince, Five Star's Accoyo Somethin's
Up, Peruvian Accoyo Yoder, Bellini of
PVA, Blazen Saddle, Don Diego de Peru, Royal Dutch, Christopher
B, Peruvian Bruxo, Cantano of Peru, Peruvian Royal Fawn, PPeruvian Victor, PPeruvian Inca, PPeruvian
Angel, Rag Top, Powerline, Prysm, Pucara's Kahuna, Snowmass Pure Luck, Prince Greystone and many more.
These efforts have naturally led to success in the show ring,
bringing home the ribbons and the "award-winning alpacas."
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