by Tim Hey | Jan 10, 2019 | Uncategorized
Today we had the great pleasure of delivering Inca Legacy to Eileen and Alan Ferguson at Old Felton Alpacas. Bred from one our trusted black dam lines, Inca Legacy brings together proven genetics and expresses them with some style. His sire is Surtierra Shadow who is...
by Tim Hey | Jan 3, 2019 | Uncategorized
Inca Grey Jameson has today moved on a permanent basis to Teresa Hawkin & Victor Wilton at Rosecraddoc Alpacas in Cornwall, from Inca Alpaca in Dorset. Jameson was bred from Wyona Sunset Boulevarde and one of our very best Cedar House Long John daughters; Katchoo...
by Tim Hey | Dec 6, 2018 | Uncategorized
Tina and Alan are the newest specialist alpaca breeders to establish a top breeding herd on the south coast. Located near Wimborne Minster, Tina and Alan have recently retired from their day jobs and have moved lock stock and barrel down from their home near...
by Tim Hey | Apr 22, 2017 | Uncategorized
We are proud to announce that Inca Grey Flyte has been purchased by Laurence and Eric from Alpacas du Maquis in Belgium. Having bred Flyte and his dam Inca Grey Dubonnet, we are particularly fond of Inca Grey Fltye and to see the way he developed and the quality...
by Tim Hey | May 13, 2016 | Uncategorized
Five years ago, Tracey and I had the pleasure of exporting our leading home bred male, Inca Excalibur, over to the Netherlands. Purchased by a syndicate consisting of Alpaca Farm Tienda Molino, Quality Line Alpacas and Alpacas International, Inca Excalibur was...
by Tim Hey | Mar 12, 2016 | Uncategorized
In the spirit of Alan Carr – what a week it’s been! The week began when I traveled up to Buckinghamshire to judge the BAS National Fleece Show along with fellow judge, Jude Anderson, who had just flown in from the States. We had 180 fleeces to judge in a...
