Rueby Frye

If you were to select a herdsire, it would generally be enough to know that Peruvian Hemingway and Accoyo Camilio were his ancestors.

MSA Peruvian Cannonero not only boasts the above, but he is also a grandson of one of the truly great dams in the U.S. Peruvian Navidad who has put champions in show rings all of her life. Her offspring have made it into breeding programs of the best alpaca farms in the U.S.

Also consider that Cannonero has Peruvian Hemingway on both sides of his pedigree. Consider that he is a medium fawn blockbuster, representative of his superior genetics all displayed with a dense, super soft handling fleece that parts like a book in rows of shiny, crimped fiber. He’s bold, square and covered to the ground.

No wonder, against some of the best competition in the country, he won male color champion at the Redmond AWE show in 2003.

Sorting results on a scale of 1 - 10 - Brightness: 7; Density: 7; Uniformity of Lock/Crimp Style: 9; 4 to 5 cpi with medium amplitude. Comments were: good density with very even coloring for a fawn.