Meet The girls

Etoile, which means Star in French, truly lives up to her beautiful name. She's the oldest of the herd and is one fierce mama! She's also known for her wonderful nose boops.

Sweet Monarch is as mellow as it gets. She truly just loves to eat and chill. She's super playful too. She was the first one running in the snow this past winter and you can often find her stirring up the herd for a little run at sunset.

Penelope is the most curious of our girls. She's always got an eye on things. P is also the most vocal, especially when it comes to feeding time! She comes from terrific Snowmass lineage and has incredible fleece. She's a sweetie and we're so happy to have her here at the farm.

This statuesque beauty is Phoenix. She is 

Ruby is the sweetest of the sweetest alpacas. She quickly formed the most incredible bond with Beau, our LGD, when we brought him home at 6 weeks. They will melt your heart! She is also a multi-blue ribbon champion in both walking and fleece competitions. Oh, and did we mention her little nose is shaped like a heart.

Tahiti is currently our one and only Suri alpaca. She and Ruby are besties and were our first two alpaca so she holds a special place for us. She's elegant and downright majestic when she runs in the pasture. Her mom, Tahitian Black Pearl, was a true black alpaca and her dad, Titan, was dark fawn. Aren't genetics fun?!

Enzo is the offspring of Etoile and officially the baby of the herd. He's a total ham and loves to hum. The apple did not fall far from the tree on this one - he has gorgeous fawn fleece just like his mama.

Look at this handsome face! Zebedee aka ZZ is son of beloved herdsire Zagato. ZZ carries on the great genetics of his lineage and has acquired quite the line up of show ribbons this past year. He is sweet, inquisitive, goes crazy for carrots and loves to play with his buddies Enzo and Zumi.

Zumi, who is technically ZZ's nephew, is our third male. He is an all around sweetie who loves to play. At sunset you can usually find him running around and jumping. His fleece is quite thick so when he was recently sheared we realized he has cute Appaloosa spots!