Ideuma Creek Herdsires
We are proud to offer you the best bloodlines in the country! All of our herdsires are full Peruvian, many full Accoyo from the best genetics available. Many are blue ribbon winners & champions who have produced blue ribbon winners & champions themselves!
Herdsires
With 8 Championships & 16 Blue Ribbons, Invasion is one of the best decorated colored full Accoyo Herdsires in the Country!
Elite Fiber - It's in the Genes
At Ideuma Creek we recognize that there is a little luck involved when breeding any kind of livestock. Besides just a roll of the dice, here in the alpaca industry, we have some ways to measure and follow the success of breeding programs. You'll find the science, statistics and the genetics behind each of our herdsires. All of our herdsires are full Peruvian. Many of them are full Accoyo. Most have blue ribbons and several are champions. In addition to this, several of our herdsires have produced blue ribbon winners and champions themselves, proving that they are stamping their elite fleece characteristics and excellent conformation onto their offspring. When choosing a herdsire, we look at where this alpaca comes from - the genetic makeup of both parents and all the ancestors on the pedigree. We look at who this alpaca is - how has he done in the showring, what his micron numbers are, what his folicular density numbers indicate and we evaluate his overall appearance and feel. Thirdly, if he is old enough, we strongly consider the quality of his offspring. We are darn proud of Invasion's first Ideuma Creek cria. We have showed three of his cria's juvenile fleeces this past year in fleece shows around the country. All three have earned multiple blue ribbons. Two have earned multiple championships and all three have come home with the highly coveted fleece awards of best brightness, best crimp or both of these awards!
Zagot is one rare boy, indeed. His recently passed sire is Accoyo El Nino. At Zagot's first fleece show, he took home a championship in fawn!
Ideuma Creek Offers Three Different Stud Service Options
Drive By Breedings
This is where the female alpaca is transported to Ideuma Creek where the breeding happens in a small, safe pen away from the areas normally frequented by alpacas. The advantages of this type of breeding include low bio-security risks, minimal stress, & little time away from the home farm for the dam and her cria. For this breeding, the dam owner is responsible for establishing the pregnancy confirmation.
On Farm Breedings
These breedings are the traditional breeding where the dam owner transports the female and her cria to Ideuma Creek. She stays here until her pregnancy can be confirmed by ultrasound, usually 60-90 days. Dr. Christine Camann performs ultrasounds at 28 days when she can see a heartbeat, and again at 60 days. If an alpaca can carry a pregnancy for 60 days, the chances of embryonic loss are very small. Visiting alpacas and their cria are given the best of care. Vaccinations, routine health care and ultrasounds are included free of charge.
Mobile Breedings
This type of breeding can sometimes be arranged with us for farms that are close by. We bring the herdsire of your choice to your farm where the breeding will occur. The benefits include minimal stress to the female and her cria. Pregnancy confirmation is the responsibility of the owner. If a pregnancy is not confirmed after the first breeding, a second mobile breeding will be arranged. If a pregnancy is not confirmed after the second breeding, the owner can transport the female to Ideuma Creek for a drive by breeding or for an on farm breeding until the dam is confirmed pregnant.
Scotty's daughter, Ideuma Creek's Peruvian Marnia just took her second championship in true black fleece! The apple doesn't fall far from the tree!
A Glance at Our Herdsires
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Introducing
Ideuma Creek's Accoyo Truman!
Born here at Ideuma Creek on June 14, 2009, this little fawn full Accoyo is the youngest full Accoyo in our herdsire lineup. His dam is our own Accoyo Venice, a Royal Fawn & Victor grandaughter and his sire is Accoyo Stratophere, 5X blue ribbon winning Legacy son.
This little guy has the softest, crimpiest fiber imaginable. He has coverage that just won't stop - the crimp goes from his top knot down to inbetween his toes. He's got crimp everywhere!
Truman is proudly co-owned with our good friends at Gentle Breeze Alpacas, Kevin & Martha Cady.
SA Avenger's Accoyo Invasion - 8X Champion, 16 blue ribbons, this beige guy is one of the most decorated colored full Accoyos in the country. His first set of Ideuma Creek cria are already earning championships and special fleece awards across the country.
PHA Accoyo Zagot - Champion Fawn Full Accoyo El NIno Son! Zagot's genetics are incredibly rare not only because he is a fawn full Accoyo, but also because El Nino has recently passed, and his dam, Accoyo Astillero - dam to Stratosphere, Francisco and Armondo has also passed. Zagot is a full brother to PHA Accoyo Francisco, 4X Champion now residing at Heather's Acre Alpaca Farm.
Double Stuff's Accoyo Cuba Libre - Incredibly dark, incredibly soft 5X ribbon winning full Accoyo. Cuba blends the genetics of Express and Leon, two well respected lines known for their ability to produce dark, elite offspring. Cuba's fleece is amazing. His micron count is just 16.4 with 0.6 fibers over 30!
Victor's Accoyo Ironman - blue ribbon winning son of Victor and Rosmery. This boy has very, very dense fawn fleece and a stout conformation.
Ideuma Creek's Accoyo Truman - a blend of Royal Fawn, Victor & Legacy's genetics, we can't wait for this little up-and-coming fawn herdsire to mature!
The Scotsman - a champion true black full Peruvian herdsire who comes from champion lineage and has already produced champions himself!
HRF Silver Bullet - a blue ribbon winning full Peruvian silver grey herdsire, Bullet's first cria just arrived this past year and they look GOOD!
Icon - a true black full Peruvian, half Accoyo herdsire. Icon is a big boy who produces more than 12 pounds of fiber every year. He is a Macguire son and a Victor grandson. Icon has very dense fleece and beautiful conformation.
Solar de Peru - a white en-utero import from Peru, Solar is a full Alianza herdsire who has produced blue ribbon offspring. He is known for throwing color and for stamping beautiful fiber-filled faces on his cria.
Ideuma Creek Alpacas | John & Denise Jacobus | Unadilla, NY | (607) 563-9174 | djacobus@mkl.com
It's All About
The Fleece!
If you're thinking you might want to use one of our herdsires on one of your females, ask for a fiber sample. We'll send it right out to you!
We also offer great breeding packages - check them out!
