Estates Akiak

Proven Herdsire of quality offspring

Alpaca , Huacaya , Herdsire (Male) |Proven |Bay Black

AOA# 35387008 | DOB: 5/8/2016

Sire: PATAGONIA'S CHILKOOT

Sire 6x Champ Patagonia Estates Sakima

PATAGONIA'S CHILKOOT

Huacaya Herdsire (Male) Dark Brown

AOA# 32611878 DOB: 6/21/201115 yrs
PATAGONIA'S CHILKOOT
The Legacy of Excellence: When legendary genetics meet proven performance, the result is Patagonia’s Chilkoot—a herdsire that defines the gold standard for the modern alpaca. Carrying the torch of his world-renowned sire, Patagonia’s Lennox, Chilkoot is a masterclass in phenotype and fiber. He is a compact, heavy-boned powerhouse boasting a "typey" head and a gentle temperament that makes him a joy to work with. His fleece is nothing short of breathtaking: exceptionally fine, luscious to the to ...
  | AOA# 32611878 | Dark Brown
Dam: ESTATES PAISLEY

Champion Producing Dam!

ESTATES PAISLEY

Huacaya Female True Black

AOA# 32513127 DOB: 10/22/201312 yrs
2x Champ Daughter:  ESTATES MAJESTIC PAISLEY
ESTATES PAISLEY All four of Estates Paisley's crias have participated on our show strings, winning Championship banners and multiple blue ribbons! Paisley's sire is Snowmass Andean Midnight, our dynamite true black male with extreme fineness. His grandsire is none other than Andean Bronze, the sire of Royal Bronze - from Snowmass' vicuna type alpaca retaining fineness under 20 microns after reaching maturity. Andean Midnight has sired numerous champions, including 26x Champion, Estates Stra ...
  | AOA# 32513127 | True Black
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Akiak (pronounced A- kye- ak) Is a Truly stunning Alpaca!

Is eye catching with his dark fleece and presence as he stands very proud showing his solid confirmation that is pronounced by his nice solid bone structure. Out of one of the top well known males in the industry Patagonia’s Chilkoot. Akiak carries a lot of color in his ancestry, pronounced fleece qualities that is uniform and top notch from his top knot to his toes, with a good fleece weight for a male his age and size.

Akiak is a young male that has shown well in the ring at a number of well known shows, collecting a stunning collection of 1st place ribbons in a number of competitive shows. Giving the impression that he is carrying his Sire’s reputation in the ring of Reserve Champion, along with a number of other top ribbons.

He is an up and coming breeding male with many females lined up for him this year. Just looking at his statistics and how he carries himself we are looking forward to seeing his offspring. Akiak carries what we aspire to in our breeding program, he has a lot to offer for breeding for color, fineness with all the character for top quality fleece production. he is registered as a black, BUT, when we sheared we were surprised to find he has brown spots through out his fleece in true Appaloosa fashion, spots along his spine and over his rump. Fleece color has matured to more of a bay black with very dark brown coloring down his legs on the inside to the back outside of his back legs.

Akiak has settled females and is available for breeding to interested females. He has two cria's on the ground now, one female one male both his coloring!
Awards
2018 Carolina Alpaca Celebration Halter / Bred & Owned
2018 Southern Select Alpaca Show Halter / Halter Bred & Owned
2017 Alpaca Breeders Invitational Halter / Bred & Owned
2017 Western Alpaca Challenge Halter / Bred & Owned
2017 CABA Classic Halter / Bred & Owned
The ORIGINAL 100% Alpaca Density Test™
Date of test: 26 May 2020
Alpaca Name: Estates Akiak
Owner name and address: Noreen Vaughan
Paulden AZ
Alpaca breed: Huacaya
Alpaca age: 47 months
Alpaca color: True Black
Alpaca sex: Male
Data details:
Density: 67.3 /mm
Secondary:Primary fiber ratio: 11.6:1
In-skin mean primary fiber diameter: 26.3µ Standard Deviation: 3.7 µ Range: 21.8 µ to 33.8 ?
In-skin mean secondary fiber diameter: 21.8µ Standard Deviation: 3.7 µ Range: 12.5 µ to 32.6 ?
Comments:
Moderate density with two very uniform fiber populations although the degree of uniformity is rather high at 3.7 microns.
The fiber population differential (the difference between the two populations in micron) is a little high at 4,5 microns – ideally it should be under 3.5 microns but this is a black alpaca.

Updated 4/1/2025