MAMGB Wiyaka (Wee-Yah'-Kah) "Feather Down"

Alpaca , Huacaya , Female |Proven |Medium Fawn

AOA# 31756426 | DOB: 7/9/2009 (17 yrs)

Sire: Crescent Moon's Velocity

Multiple Champion

Crescent Moon's Velocity

Huacaya Herdsire (Male) True Black

AOA# 1223354 DOB: 6/24/200521 yrs
Futurity Reserve Champion
Velocity's offspring are taking the show string by storm and winning in the top of their classes with championships and several blue ribbons. At the 2009 AOBA National Show we showed his first offspring who went on to win a Reserve Championship in their very first show at just 8 months of age! His offspring are very impressive! They have correct conformation, presence, crimp, density and coverage not to mention long staple length and and abundance of fiber. We have looked very hard to find the n ...
  | AOA# 1223354 | True Black
Dam: MAM2 Isabelle
 
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MAMGB Wiyaka means Feather Down in Lakota. This name was well earned due to her fleece which is as soft as feather down. She has many crimp per inch, and density. Her blanket characteristics are uniform and carry into her legs, tail, and topknot. Recently assessed she had no guard hair!

Pedigree. On the dams side is Knighthawk of KPR, Johnson S112, and The Kings Ransom. The sire is Cresent Moon Velocity, Cresent Moon Valentino, and Danko.

Conformation. Her neck, body, and legs are in proportion to each other. She has a great frame on strong legs and an excellent bite.

Fleece. AFD=23.2 and SD=5.9 with the average between the Min and Max of 3.55 demonstrates the consistency in what we see in her fleece. Combine this with her staple length and you end up with a lot of nice fleece.

Disposition. Wiyaka has always been a mild mannered young lady with high energy. Today we see her developing into a reserved matron who knows her place in the herd. She is so relaxed that working with her is a joy. Even when pregnant she is tolerant of handling and just gets a little more stand-off-ish.

She is BVD tested negative, has received her CD&T vaccinations, AVID chipped, and ARI registered.

Georgia Meyer of Silver Creek Alpaca sorted and graded Wiyaka. She was impressed with her fleece and stated, "nice, uniform, most versatile for yarn, socks, and knitwear." She graded her WL-3 with 6 out of 10 brightness, 5 of 10 uniformity of crimp, 6 crimp / inch, medium amplitude with a density of 8 out of 10. She graded the fleece dark fawn.

She delivered stunning medium to dark brown or dark fawn female September 6th, 2014 - Iyunka!
She delivered stunning dark brown to bay black female June 18, 2016 - Uome.
She delivered a stunning bay black/black male June 23, 2020 - Phesniza.

We are retiring Wiyaka from our Reserved Breeding Program and are now seeking a farm that would like solid improvement in their production.

Scientific Data
Date Details/Notes
05/05/2010 AFD=20.2 SD=5.4 CV=26.6 Staple=115mm
AFD=23.2 SD=5.9 CV=25.6 Staple=95mm
12/05/2012 AFD=25.5 SD=6.47 CV=25.4 Staple=80mm
07/05/2013 AFD=25.0 SD=6.9 CV=27.6 Staple=81.4
09/05/2015 AFD=23.3 SD=6.0 CV=25.8 Staple=75mm
05/05/2019 128 months AFD=27.7 SD=6.7 CV=24.2 CF=74.5 Staple=63.5
Awards
2010 Spring Bling (Halter) "...nicely proportioned...substance to her frame...fleece shines with uniformity throughout..."
2010 Minnesota Alpaca Expo (Halter) "...great proportion but did not possess the fineness of those preceding her in the class..."
2010 Great Midwest Alpaca Festival (Halter)
2010 Estas Park Wool and Fleece Extravaganza (Fleece)
2011 Spring Bling Alpaca Show - Amanda VandenBosch stated, "She has a higher micron fleece with good organization and character, good density, but I would prefer a softer handle."
2011 Minnesota Alpaca Expo-Peter Kennedy stated, "She has nice bone and good conformation and is very close in micron to the first place alpaca but not as fine but carries more density than the first place alpaca."
2011 Great Midwest Alpaca Festival - Polly Michaelis stated, "She is finer with a different crimp style, a very bright fleece, well nourished, balanced and proportional with nice density." NOTE: The Color and reserved champion came out of this class and were exceptional phenotypic alpacas.
2011 AOBA National - Denver - Placed where she did due to a very uniform and fine fleece.
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