We wanted to call him “Proud,” but it sounded too much like bragging. The full Peruvian Hawkeye has all the obvious genetic potential of his three famous herdsires. The great Accoyo Caligula and Alianza machos Bueno and Magnum. The coveted Accoyo Alianza cross. A proven show-quality champion, Hawkeye announces to all that he is “ready” to carry his heritage forward.
A son of Mary’s Warrior, (top 1% of males in the USA), Hawkeye displays all the desirable phenotypical characteristics of four generations of focused, careful breeding. All going back to his prepotent ancestors. It is therefore quite reasonable to assume that this whirlwind, poised on his own breeding career, will himself mature into a prepotent sire of legend. (We really like this macho!)
This erect, inquisitive male is a joy to show. Talk about a perfect macho head and topknot! A short muzzle on a triangular head with perfect jaw alignment. He walks erect and strong. Square body architecture is matched with fabulous, fine fiber of pronounced density, long staple length with full coverage. Consistently bright, the color is dark fawn. The fleece is amazingly soft.
Outside stud service and in house breedings lie just ahead. And a continuing show career. Bragging rights for a great alpaca and his new owner. Plus, of course, the proven backup and support from Mary’s Alpaca. Quality, knowledge, and fairness.
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Awards
| 2009 - 2009 Indiana Invitational | Fawn Male Juv. | 2nd Place |
| 2009 - Carolina Alpaca Celebration 2009 | Medium Fawn Juvenile | Second |
| 2009 - Maryland Alpaca Show | Med. Fawn Juvenile | Second |
| 2009 - Gettysburg Alpaca Show | Fawn Yearling Male | 1st Place |
| 2010 - 2010 Maryland Alpaca Show & Sale | Medium Fawn Yearling | First and Reserve Champion |
| 2010 - 2010 MAPACA Jubilee Halter Show | Dark Fawn Yearling | First |
| 2009 - VAOBA Expo | Fawn Male Juv. Halter | 1st |
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