Ambriel Acres Alpacas

In this blog, I'm going to talk about our alpaca farm, Ambriel Acres Alpacas. We are located in the Middle Tennessee Valley between Nashville and Chattanooga. We'll be essentially starting from the ground up so if you're thinking about starting your own alpaca business, this might be a good place to learn. If you're just curious, welcome aboard.

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Name: Ambriel Acres Alpacas
Location: Tennessee, United States

Friday, October 23, 2009

Let the Breeding Begin!

With the breeding season in full swing we’ve been full of activity on the ranch. Wira Cocha was a busy boy this week breeding Shakira, Aurora and Marilyn. We absolutely love what we have gotten from Wira Cocha and with Marilyn as a full Peruvian, we plan to have a full Peruvian offspring (hopefully female) next fall.

Wira Cocha/Marilyn Breeding


Ottimo filled out an application for stud row and he was accepted! He was immediately put to the test with a breeding to Argento our silver girl. Otto, as we call him, has Peruvian Victor genetics as well as Peruvian Don Julio and Peruvian Oro. His sire is dark rose grey so we’re hoping to create a silver offspring. However, alpaca breeding is like a box of chocolates... you never know what you'll get! Thankfully, Otto had no problem knowing what to do. I thought he did great for his first time.

Ottimo/Argento Breeding


We will field test each female 14 days after the breeding session. If any of the girls kush we will breed them again. Now we just sit back and wait for the crias to arrive next month.

Here's yours truly putting the finishing touches on a new pasture. With too much fighting amongst the boys, we had to separate the yearlings from the older males.



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