Evidence Based,
Purpose Bred
About
Farm
Artist
Alpaca
Forget the Paint Alpacas
We are a small, second generation alpaca breeding program located in the Edson area who have raised alpacas since 2008. We are focused on producing animals that are intended to be well balanced across multiple categories. Our goal is to produce alpacas who are above all sound in conformation and health; enjoy consistent, high quality fleece production with longevity of positive traits; who sport highly tractable temperaments. We use evidence based practices to inform our breeding decisions, and to monitor production traits. We value high quality data, and believe in the advancement of the breed by providing full transparency of all of our animal's qualities to our customers, so you can find the best animal to compliment your program.
Despite being a small program, much of our herd has been proven in the Fleece and Halter rings, and continue to show their strengths in the breeding shed. Many of our animal's have experience doing PR work and having been used for educational purposes with vets, students, and the public. We have selected our foundation stock with temperament in mind, with that soundness of mind lending to excellent traits in tractability and sociability.
We are proud, active supporters of the Canadian alpaca industry, with active memberships with Alpaca Canada, the Canadian Llama and Alpaca Association (CLAA), and the Alberta Livestock Producers and Cooperators Association (A.L.P.A.C.A.), in addition to international memberships with the Alpaca Owners Association (AOA). We are passionate about alpaca education and supporting fellow alpaca owners, and prioritize low barrier access to quality information around these animals through mentorship and education.
About the Artist
Paityn was an artist before she became involved in the alpaca industry. She still enjoys combining her interest in art with her love of the animals, as is evident in her work and the offerings often available at shows and events. She is self taught and proficient in a variety of traditional and digital mediums, as well as experienced in a variety of textile arts. While her primary focus has been celebrating animals and nature, she enjoys playing with elements of colour, mixed media and texture in her work. Her art has won several awards, been featured nationally through Robert Bateman's Get To Know Contest, and she has produced commissioned work for individuals across the globe.
The Art
