2026 JNK Llama Babies
It is always a long wait when you are watching for the babies to come. Knowing you carefully matched a sire and dam and what that perfect match potentially will cria't. This result should be the epitome of what you are breeding toward after careful and strategic planning. We continue to be blessed with beautiful animals and wonderful buyers!
JNK Valparaiso's (F)
ILR#Pending
Chilean Valparaiso RDRL x JNK Normandie's Gevalia
DOB 8/4/26
***Pending***
This female is from some of the very best lines in the industry. She is beautiful and has black buttery soft fiber with a pedigree that has no linebreeding, too. The dam is owned by Terry & Sandra Spekreijse of NZ.
The sire of this female is Chilean Valparaiso RDRL, who hails from the Rain Dance Ranch Llamas herd. At his first 10/12 shows, he has won Best of Show Male and is a finished ILR Halter Champion. Val's grandsire, Chilean Blazing Saddles RDRL, is an ILR Halter Champion. Saddle's sire is Fino Chilean Rosario, who is a two-time ALSA National Halter Champion and ALSA/ILR Halter Champion. The dam to Valparaiso is by Chilean Obsedian RDRL, who is an ALSA/ILR Halter Champion. Grandsire to Val is the famous Chileno El Toro. El Toro is not only an ALSA National Halter Champion, but an ALSA Halter and Get of Sire Champion. Chilena S Spirolina #127B is an ALSA Produce of Dam Champion. There are a lot of other Chilean greats in his pedigree, and one of Niki's all-time favorite females, Chilean Okidoki.
JNK Normandie's Gevalia is an ILR SD/UAP Halter Champion with lots of performance experience. We pulled her out in 2019 and showed her at our regional show, where she took double grand champion and Western Championship Show Champion Light/Medium Wool Female. Gevalia has also been a Complex registered therapy llama in the past, and for several years, Gevalia was a youth 4H project. They did well in performance and skills classes as a team. Because of this, we waited to breed her until she was older. This is Gevalia's sixth offspring. Gevalia is close to being an ILR Dam of Distinction, and her dam already holds that title.
Grandsire is our many-time Halter Champion (ILR/ALSA) and Best of Show Halter Winner Marisco. He is one of only a handful of llamas that have earned an ILR Herdsire of Distinction title. Marisco was a full Peruvian son of two-time ALSA National Halter Champion *Sipan. In addition to being correct, Marisco was a Complex registered therapy llama from 2006-2022! In 2018, Marisco won Double Best of Show and Regional High Point at age 17! He won again in 2018 with two Double Grands in Moderate Heavy Wool and was Western Championship Show Champion Moderate Heavy Wool Male at age 18. His son Serenity Park's Ramazon beat him for Best of Show.
Grand dam is the former top-producing woolly female we bought from the famed Bauernheim Llamas herd, Bros Normandie. Normandie produced many champions in halter and performance. She also produced three therapy llamas. Normandie kids have consistently cleaned up in the showring and been stellar producers! Normandie was a many-time Production Pair and Produce of Dam winner! She holds the ALSA Produce of Dam title. Recently, Normandie became one of only a handful of females to be an ILR Dam of Distinction. Normandie's grand offspring are winning in performance, halter, and fleece. They are also registered therapy llamas.
The oldest half sister JNK Huaycool's Ferrara (Huaycool x JNK Normandie's Gevalia), is an ILR UAP/SD finished Halter Champion and 7x Halter Best of Show winner. She is also a finished ILR Performance Champion and has been a winner in performance and halter several times at the same show. In 2024, Ferrara was the top overall llama for the whole Oregon State Fair ILR Show. At the ALSA NW Championship Show, she was the high-point llama, Advanced Performance Champion, Driving Champion, and Best of Show Female in 2025 and 2026.
The half-sister to this female is JNK Rosario's Raffinata, who is a finished ILR Halter Champion! She is also a halter and fleece Best of Show winner.
The third offspring from Gevalia JNK Rosario's Sion is in Maui.
The fourth offspring from Gevalia JNK Valparaiso's Vittoria is doing therapy work and has won a lot in halter and fleece during her two seasons showing.
There are so many halter, performance, and fleece winners in this pedigree. Additionally, dam and sire are/have been complex registered therapy llamas with Pet Partners. Many siblings are doing great things, too. This baby has so much potential, given her pedigree and consistency of these lines. There are literally very few outcross llamas available in the United States currently; this male is!
Meaning of the name: lVesuvio, or Mount Vesuvius, is a famous volcano located near Naples, Italy. It is a somma-stratovolcano known for the catastrophic eruption in 79 CE that buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. While it is an active volcano, it is currently in a period of quiescence.
The sire of this female is Chilean Valparaiso RDRL, who hails from the Rain Dance Ranch Llamas herd. At his first 10/12 shows, he has won Best of Show Male and is a finished ILR Halter Champion. Val's grandsire, Chilean Blazing Saddles RDRL, is an ILR Halter Champion. Saddle's sire is Fino Chilean Rosario, who is a two-time ALSA National Halter Champion and ALSA/ILR Halter Champion. The dam to Valparaiso is by Chilean Obsedian RDRL, who is an ALSA/ILR Halter Champion. Grandsire to Val is the famous Chileno El Toro. El Toro is not only an ALSA National Halter Champion, but an ALSA Halter and Get of Sire Champion. Chilena S Spirolina #127B is an ALSA Produce of Dam Champion. There are a lot of other Chilean greats in his pedigree, and one of Niki's all-time favorite females, Chilean Okidoki.
JNK Normandie's Gevalia is an ILR SD/UAP Halter Champion with lots of performance experience. We pulled her out in 2019 and showed her at our regional show, where she took double grand champion and Western Championship Show Champion Light/Medium Wool Female. Gevalia has also been a Complex registered therapy llama in the past, and for several years, Gevalia was a youth 4H project. They did well in performance and skills classes as a team. Because of this, we waited to breed her until she was older. This is Gevalia's sixth offspring. Gevalia is close to being an ILR Dam of Distinction, and her dam already holds that title.
Grandsire is our many-time Halter Champion (ILR/ALSA) and Best of Show Halter Winner Marisco. He is one of only a handful of llamas that have earned an ILR Herdsire of Distinction title. Marisco was a full Peruvian son of two-time ALSA National Halter Champion *Sipan. In addition to being correct, Marisco was a Complex registered therapy llama from 2006-2022! In 2018, Marisco won Double Best of Show and Regional High Point at age 17! He won again in 2018 with two Double Grands in Moderate Heavy Wool and was Western Championship Show Champion Moderate Heavy Wool Male at age 18. His son Serenity Park's Ramazon beat him for Best of Show.
Grand dam is the former top-producing woolly female we bought from the famed Bauernheim Llamas herd, Bros Normandie. Normandie produced many champions in halter and performance. She also produced three therapy llamas. Normandie kids have consistently cleaned up in the showring and been stellar producers! Normandie was a many-time Production Pair and Produce of Dam winner! She holds the ALSA Produce of Dam title. Recently, Normandie became one of only a handful of females to be an ILR Dam of Distinction. Normandie's grand offspring are winning in performance, halter, and fleece. They are also registered therapy llamas.
The oldest half sister JNK Huaycool's Ferrara (Huaycool x JNK Normandie's Gevalia), is an ILR UAP/SD finished Halter Champion and 7x Halter Best of Show winner. She is also a finished ILR Performance Champion and has been a winner in performance and halter several times at the same show. In 2024, Ferrara was the top overall llama for the whole Oregon State Fair ILR Show. At the ALSA NW Championship Show, she was the high-point llama, Advanced Performance Champion, Driving Champion, and Best of Show Female in 2025 and 2026.
The half-sister to this female is JNK Rosario's Raffinata, who is a finished ILR Halter Champion! She is also a halter and fleece Best of Show winner.
The third offspring from Gevalia JNK Rosario's Sion is in Maui.
The fourth offspring from Gevalia JNK Valparaiso's Vittoria is doing therapy work and has won a lot in halter and fleece during her two seasons showing.
There are so many halter, performance, and fleece winners in this pedigree. Additionally, dam and sire are/have been complex registered therapy llamas with Pet Partners. Many siblings are doing great things, too. This baby has so much potential, given her pedigree and consistency of these lines. There are literally very few outcross llamas available in the United States currently; this male is!
Meaning of the name: lVesuvio, or Mount Vesuvius, is a famous volcano located near Naples, Italy. It is a somma-stratovolcano known for the catastrophic eruption in 79 CE that buried the Roman cities of Pompeii and Herculaneum. While it is an active volcano, it is currently in a period of quiescence.
JNK Huxley's Crillon (M)
ILR# Pending
JNK Sulu's Huxley MT. x JNK Tobias's Toviah
DOB 7/19/26
***For Sale to the Perfect Home***
ILR# Pending
JNK Sulu's Huxley MT. x JNK Tobias's Toviah
DOB 7/19/26
***For Sale to the Perfect Home***
Crillon is Toviah's fifth baby and Huxley's 8th. One of the few JNK x JNK breeding crosses as well. We owned all the grandparents in this pairing and showed 3/4 of them. This young male is special and completely unrelated to most of the overused packing lines. He also has spots to boot!
Crillon's sire Huxley, is a mellow classic male that is Pet Partners complex registered for therapy work with two handlers. Huxley's pedigree is llama royalty in the packing world, and his dam came from the famed commercial packing operation Redwood Llamas in Colorado. His maternal grandsire is Clancy, who won nearly every professional running event with llamas, to the point that it was written up in Sports Illustrated. Additionally, his maternal great-grandsire is the famous Oliver Twists. Huxley offspring are already winning Best of Shows in halter and fleece. They are driving, doing therapy work, and winning in performance too. His first offspring is already an ALSA Halter Champion too!
JNK Tobias's Toviah is one of our keeper classic Toby daughters and the dam of this young male. We picked a good one to keep, as Toviah has won nearly every halter class she has been entered in and is a finished ILR Halter Champion. Toviah ended 2019 as Best in Show Female for the OFFF & Western Championship Show. She also was OFFF & WCS Best in Show Fleece On. Would you believe that Toviah has won Best of Show Fleece On twice? An unheard of feat for a classic llama.
CTL Sulu was one of the kindest and calmest llamas you could ever meet. As the grandsire of this young female, he already has his steady and sweet attitude. Sulu was a very reliable commercial packer in Wyoming prior to coming to our farm. The size, bone, and substance of Sulu were a welcome addition to our current packing stock.
Crillon's Grandsire Anders Tobias was the first of our classic breeding program. We acquired Toby as a finished packer that had already achieved Master Packer status with PLTA. Toby was also used for hunting and extensive pack trips. There is no other llama with the work ethic, stamina, athleticism, and structure in the packing world. We walked Toby into the showring for the first time at age 12. That day he walked out with two Grand Champions, and this was in the day when the classes had much woollier animals mixed with classics. Over the years, we continued to show Toby and earned many grands in halter and performance with him, and eventually he got his ALSA Halter Championship. He was the ONLY classic male that is an ALSA Halter Champion and PLTA Master Packer. At age 25.5, Toby was still active, sound, and breeding till the day he died! A testament to his genetics and overall strength. We have retained three of his daughters for use in our program. Many offspring are registered therapy llamas with Pet Partners, and even grand offspring are now registered as well. Two offspring are driving in cart, and there are many, many packers sired by Toby.
Crillon's grandmother, Rocky Mountain Inca's Legacy Lady, was the 2007 ALSA National Reserve Grand Champion Light Wool Female. Her half-brother by the same dam was also National Reserve that year. Legacy was an ALSA Halter Champion and an ILR finished Halter Champion. This female was a very nice representation of a classic pack llama, and we cherry-picked her out of a herd of 140 llamas! She was bred by the famed Rocky Mountain Llamas program owned by Bobra Goldsmith.
The 2021 full sister (JNK Huxley's Zaltana) to Crillon won five Grand Champions in halter at her first shows! Since then, she has been winning in GA for her owners, and they love her. Zaltana is a finished ALSA Halter Champion and is currently working on her PLTA packing titles.
Name Origin: Mount Crillon is a high peak of the Fairweather Range, the southernmost part of the Saint Elias Mountains. It lies southeast of Mount Fairweather, in the promontory between the Gulf of Alaska and Glacier Bay. It is included in Glacier Bay National Park. The peak was named after Felix-Francois-Dorothee de Bretton, Comte de Crillon, by his friend, the French explorer Jean Francois de Galaup de la Perouse.
Crillon's sire Huxley, is a mellow classic male that is Pet Partners complex registered for therapy work with two handlers. Huxley's pedigree is llama royalty in the packing world, and his dam came from the famed commercial packing operation Redwood Llamas in Colorado. His maternal grandsire is Clancy, who won nearly every professional running event with llamas, to the point that it was written up in Sports Illustrated. Additionally, his maternal great-grandsire is the famous Oliver Twists. Huxley offspring are already winning Best of Shows in halter and fleece. They are driving, doing therapy work, and winning in performance too. His first offspring is already an ALSA Halter Champion too!
JNK Tobias's Toviah is one of our keeper classic Toby daughters and the dam of this young male. We picked a good one to keep, as Toviah has won nearly every halter class she has been entered in and is a finished ILR Halter Champion. Toviah ended 2019 as Best in Show Female for the OFFF & Western Championship Show. She also was OFFF & WCS Best in Show Fleece On. Would you believe that Toviah has won Best of Show Fleece On twice? An unheard of feat for a classic llama.
CTL Sulu was one of the kindest and calmest llamas you could ever meet. As the grandsire of this young female, he already has his steady and sweet attitude. Sulu was a very reliable commercial packer in Wyoming prior to coming to our farm. The size, bone, and substance of Sulu were a welcome addition to our current packing stock.
Crillon's Grandsire Anders Tobias was the first of our classic breeding program. We acquired Toby as a finished packer that had already achieved Master Packer status with PLTA. Toby was also used for hunting and extensive pack trips. There is no other llama with the work ethic, stamina, athleticism, and structure in the packing world. We walked Toby into the showring for the first time at age 12. That day he walked out with two Grand Champions, and this was in the day when the classes had much woollier animals mixed with classics. Over the years, we continued to show Toby and earned many grands in halter and performance with him, and eventually he got his ALSA Halter Championship. He was the ONLY classic male that is an ALSA Halter Champion and PLTA Master Packer. At age 25.5, Toby was still active, sound, and breeding till the day he died! A testament to his genetics and overall strength. We have retained three of his daughters for use in our program. Many offspring are registered therapy llamas with Pet Partners, and even grand offspring are now registered as well. Two offspring are driving in cart, and there are many, many packers sired by Toby.
Crillon's grandmother, Rocky Mountain Inca's Legacy Lady, was the 2007 ALSA National Reserve Grand Champion Light Wool Female. Her half-brother by the same dam was also National Reserve that year. Legacy was an ALSA Halter Champion and an ILR finished Halter Champion. This female was a very nice representation of a classic pack llama, and we cherry-picked her out of a herd of 140 llamas! She was bred by the famed Rocky Mountain Llamas program owned by Bobra Goldsmith.
The 2021 full sister (JNK Huxley's Zaltana) to Crillon won five Grand Champions in halter at her first shows! Since then, she has been winning in GA for her owners, and they love her. Zaltana is a finished ALSA Halter Champion and is currently working on her PLTA packing titles.
Name Origin: Mount Crillon is a high peak of the Fairweather Range, the southernmost part of the Saint Elias Mountains. It lies southeast of Mount Fairweather, in the promontory between the Gulf of Alaska and Glacier Bay. It is included in Glacier Bay National Park. The peak was named after Felix-Francois-Dorothee de Bretton, Comte de Crillon, by his friend, the French explorer Jean Francois de Galaup de la Perouse.
This is literally the DREAM cross. People who own this pairing are obsessed with them as they are smart, beautiful, mellow, easy to work with, and sweet. Also, as a bonus, they are a complete outcross from most of what is available for packing stock. A purpose-bred llama with a proven history of packing, driving, therapy work, 100% classic coat history, showring winning conformation/performance/ Coat-On wins, etc. Many generations of working animals went into making this baby.
The sire of this female is our ILR SD/UAP Halter, Fleece & Performance Champion classic pack male, JNK Cayetano. Cayetano has completed several legs of his PLTA advanced packers certifications and is a complex registered therapy llama with Pet Partners. He has also won over 30 grand champions in halter in real shows. Cay is a four-time Halter Best of Show winner as well! At the 2022 March Madness Show, which is the largest in the country, he not only won the Rookie class but was double Grand Champion Classic/Light Wool Male. Cay is an amazing packer and therapy llama, too! We use him to volunteer in end-stage hospice therapy work, and most recently, he has started to drive as well! Cayetano ended 2024 by winning a double novice performance out of 32 llamas without ever practicing or competing in it. At the last show of 2024, he won double Best of Show Male and double senior youth performance with a special young man. He was a Best of Show Male at the end of 2025 as well. This male is the real deal of all-around excelling llamas!
Cayetano is by a PLTA Master Packer (MPL Sky Rocket) and out of one of our very best producing classic females (Rocky Mountain Sunshine). Grandma produced many of our keeper herd animals and was a show and regional champion winner in halter. Her sire (great grandsire to this baby) was the great, Rocky Mountain Jester, who was a packer, driver, and all-around llama. Great grandma, Bett's Supaya, lived to be 24 and was upright and still going strong until the end.
Kalosi is a keeper in our herd and by our supreme producing foundation pack male, MPL Anders Tobias. Toby had the strongest rear end we have ever seen on a pack llama. He also had the best work ethic and stamina of any llama we have seen besides Isle Eagle (our foundation woolly herdsire). In addition to being an ALSA Halter Champion, he was a PLTA Master Packer. Toby lived to be a healthy 25 years old and was sound until the day he died, even siring a baby at age 24! Kalosi is an absolute sweetheart and loves a good hug and butt scratch from you! She also loves water and dances in the hose when offered the opportunity. Kalosi has easy births and loads of milk. We showed Kalosi a few times, and she did really well, winning Halter Grands and Bred and Owned wins. This female is a farm favorite, and we have had many offers to sell her.
At this time, we are thinking we will keep this sweet female. We have said this a few times, but it is time to keep one from this pairing.
Name Origin: Culebra Peak (Spanish for "snake") is the highest summit of the Culebra Range of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of the Rocky Mountains of North America. The 14,053.2-foot (4,283 m) fourteener is located on private land, 14.2 miles (22.8 km) east-southeast (bearing 113°) of San Luis in Costilla County, Colorado, United States.[2][3] Culebra Peak is the southernmost fourteener in the Rocky Mountains.
The sire of this female is our ILR SD/UAP Halter, Fleece & Performance Champion classic pack male, JNK Cayetano. Cayetano has completed several legs of his PLTA advanced packers certifications and is a complex registered therapy llama with Pet Partners. He has also won over 30 grand champions in halter in real shows. Cay is a four-time Halter Best of Show winner as well! At the 2022 March Madness Show, which is the largest in the country, he not only won the Rookie class but was double Grand Champion Classic/Light Wool Male. Cay is an amazing packer and therapy llama, too! We use him to volunteer in end-stage hospice therapy work, and most recently, he has started to drive as well! Cayetano ended 2024 by winning a double novice performance out of 32 llamas without ever practicing or competing in it. At the last show of 2024, he won double Best of Show Male and double senior youth performance with a special young man. He was a Best of Show Male at the end of 2025 as well. This male is the real deal of all-around excelling llamas!
Cayetano is by a PLTA Master Packer (MPL Sky Rocket) and out of one of our very best producing classic females (Rocky Mountain Sunshine). Grandma produced many of our keeper herd animals and was a show and regional champion winner in halter. Her sire (great grandsire to this baby) was the great, Rocky Mountain Jester, who was a packer, driver, and all-around llama. Great grandma, Bett's Supaya, lived to be 24 and was upright and still going strong until the end.
Kalosi is a keeper in our herd and by our supreme producing foundation pack male, MPL Anders Tobias. Toby had the strongest rear end we have ever seen on a pack llama. He also had the best work ethic and stamina of any llama we have seen besides Isle Eagle (our foundation woolly herdsire). In addition to being an ALSA Halter Champion, he was a PLTA Master Packer. Toby lived to be a healthy 25 years old and was sound until the day he died, even siring a baby at age 24! Kalosi is an absolute sweetheart and loves a good hug and butt scratch from you! She also loves water and dances in the hose when offered the opportunity. Kalosi has easy births and loads of milk. We showed Kalosi a few times, and she did really well, winning Halter Grands and Bred and Owned wins. This female is a farm favorite, and we have had many offers to sell her.
At this time, we are thinking we will keep this sweet female. We have said this a few times, but it is time to keep one from this pairing.
Name Origin: Culebra Peak (Spanish for "snake") is the highest summit of the Culebra Range of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains of the Rocky Mountains of North America. The 14,053.2-foot (4,283 m) fourteener is located on private land, 14.2 miles (22.8 km) east-southeast (bearing 113°) of San Luis in Costilla County, Colorado, United States.[2][3] Culebra Peak is the southernmost fourteener in the Rocky Mountains.