This breathtaking grandson of El Fuerte and Peruvian Apuesto earned his ALSA halter championship as a juvenile.  He placed second in the heavy wool juvenile class at the 2001 Grand Nationals.

Preciado is all grown up now and is a striking silver and gold reverse appy with silky curly fiber down to his toes and one of the fuzziest faces you will ever see.

He has thrown nine female crias, in a variety of colors including black and white, gold and silver, reverse appy. dark brown, black and honey gold. His only male offspring is a handsome heavy wool male that is chestnut brown with hints of silver around his neck and at the tips of his extreme banana ears.

Chiu Chiu is a tall, strong classic male with cottony fiber, banana ears and sturdy bone.  His sire is a Chilean import and his maternal grandsire is the renowned Essex.

He consistently won in the show ring and placed in top ten at nationals as a light wool yearling.

His cria has inherited Chiu Chiu's beautiful fiber, sturdy bone structure, conformation and willing temperament.

Chiu Chiu is working on his basic pack certification.

Heather Hill's Chileno Chiu Chiu

Chileno Paq. Champinon X
Lady Essex

TLLR Whatnot

Maverick X Twin Lakes Clicker

Whatnot was our first llama and he certainly taught us a lot.  We have worked with him extensively and take pride in the fact that he has completed multiple pack trials and is certified as an Advance Pack Llama by the  Pack Llama Trials Association.

Whatnot is getting older yet he has retained his soft fiber, board straight top line and stately posture.  He still rules the pasture with his attitude and spirit yet he loves to visit us in the house and admire himself in the mirror. 

Whatnot's offspring have inherited his superb temperament, and his correct conformation.