Noky is a son of MFI Peruvian Titan's Clash who sold for $98,000 in the 2006 Breeder’s Choice Auction.  Titan’s Clash sire (6Peruvian Accoyo Titan 5055 Impt98) was hand selected in Peru from Accoyo, he represents just one of a few original imported Accoyo males that the importers selected for themselves.  Titans Clash is one of Titan’s well known offspring.  Titan’s offspring include: Peruvian Lethal Weapon, Studmaster® Peruvian Providence, Running Late, Peruvian Powder Keg, Accoyo Powermaker, Accoyo Powerstrike and Peruvian Merit.

Noky’s dam is a daughter of Peruvian Julius Caesar and a granddaughter of PPeruvian Caligula G4572  one of the premier herdsires on the West Coast, if not the Nation! His cria are a testimony to his genetics.

Noky’s has inherited the qualities of his sire and grandsires.  He is a handsome male exhibiting very fine and dense fleece with bundles of crimp.  His fleece, conformation, and presence are a witness to his bloodlines. 

We believe in Noky’s potential as a herdsire.  He should be ready to begin his breeding carrier in the fall of 2011.  Contact us today to reserve one of his limited breedings.

Price:  Call for Price        Stud Fee:  $1,000  (1^st 5 breedings) 

Birthdate:  10/19/2009
ARI:  31692496
Color:  White
1/4 Chilean, 3/4 Peruvian

Dam:  Fishwood Farm Aurelia
ARI:   30886353
Color:  Med Brown
1/2 Chilean, 1/2 Peruvian

Sire:  MFI Peruvian Titan's Clash
ARI:  1169621
Color:  White
Full Peruvian

Noky’s Awards:
3rd Place Full Fleece Halter 2010 VAOBA EXPO
5th Place Full Fleece Halter 2011 Virginia Classic (11 in class)

Sires Awards Received: (MFI Peruvian Titan's Clash) 
2nd Place (Halter) - 2006 North American Alpaca Show
2nd Place (Fleece) - 2007 AFCNA

Grandsire’s Awards Received (Peruvian Julius Caesar)
1st Place 1997 - CABA halter class
2nd Place 2002 - AOBA National Fleece Show
1st Place 2004 - AOBA Winter Fleece Show
3rd Place 2004 - AOBA National Conference Fleece Show 

Great Grandsire’s Awards Received (PPeruvian Caligula G4572)
Caligula died in 2003 but not before he left his mark on the alpaca industry. He was one of the top herdsires in the country. This elite alpaca can claim many championship winning offspring. Mike Safely wrote, "The 1994 import from Peru provided the first Accoyo alpacas to the United States. Julio Barreda personally selected the males that were included. This particular shipment was of extraordinary quality. Two Accoyo males stood out; Caligula and Pluro."