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stud llamas
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Shahtoosh
- a big gentle, beautiful, cuddly, woolly bear!
A
lanuda
llama and a half!)
Micron Count: 25.4*
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Zulu: a quite magnificent lanuda with fantastic presence
Micron Count: 22.6* |
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Rolex: - a
Tapada
llama (shown here with a saddle cut) with a fibre average of just 18.9 microns*... and gorgeous to
boot!
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SilveRose Primus (Primo)
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SilveRose
Maximus (Max)
Shown here as yearlings in the Alps...
Micron Counts: 23.2 & 20.9
respectively
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... and a few months later, growing and
settled in Devon!
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These lanuda studs have fine fibre,
gentle natures, excellent bone
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Measurement by the Macaulay Animal Fibre Evaluation Laboratory,
Aberdeen:
mean average as at
19.11.03 |
Roseland
CasanovaMicron Count: 20.96*
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 Cas, a magnificent
lanuda
llama of
rich colour, outstanding conformation, character,
and fibre.
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Roseland
Polo
Micron Count: 24.72*
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 Polo
~ a CrackerBarrel
lanuda
son; soft, fluffy and white with large brown eyes.
Excellent conformation, easygoing character
and quite simply the most beautiful white llama we have yet
seen.. Ouitdone only - perhaps - by
some of his offspring!
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Stockleigh Pomeroy,
Devonshire, U.K
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