The day Durango was born we were all asking ourselves, "What color is that?" Durango is a silvery brown color especially on his face and neck. His dam is a true black daughter of dark silver gray full Peruvian Salvador Dali. His sire is Hemingway-Accoyo Nautilus' Nexxus, a dark fawn 6 time Champion and 19 time blue ribbon winner. His grandsires are out of Pacific Crest/Accoyo America's esteemed breeding program. With lots of black and gray thoughout his lineage, Durango could potentially be a fount of color when bred to a variety of colored females.

Durango's very soft fleece exhibits high frequency crimp from his topknot to his toenails. With super soft handle, great staple length and superb density, his excellent fleece characteristics give him that typical teddy bear huacaya appearance. Durango's conformation is spot on. He has a
level topline, square correct conformation through his legs with excellent bone and correct bite.

Durango's temperament is superb. Friendly, confident and inquisitive. Durango is ready to breed! Try me price: $750

Durango just won a blue ribbon at the New Jersey Alpaca Classic (class of 7), Judge Kevin O'Leary.
It was noted that Durango's fleece is fine and has nice density, with high amplitude.

Durango is owned by Mary Lynne's Alpacas and agisting at Wool & Gray Alpacas. If you would like more information on Durango or would like to arrange a farm visit, please call Yvette at 908-996-5248.

Call us today to visit Durango and the rest of the Nexxus generation!

Durango took 2nd place in the shorn halter class at SEPA (2009)

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FIRST of 7, full fleece, halter class, yearling males at New Jersey Classic, October 30, 2010.