Forest Cove Golden Boy's MICA

Striking!!

Alpaca , Huacaya , Cria Female |Unproven |Light Fawn

DOB: 7/4/2025

Sire: Ariya Divine Love's GOLDEN BOY

Ariya Divine Love's GOLDEN BOY

Huacaya Male Light Fawn

AOA# 36036653,& nbsp;CLAA# CAN50456 DOB: 8/9/20197 yrs
Alpaca Coat Colour Test Genotype ~ Ee AA Golden Boy is full of incredible genetics which are pulled from both sides, including Snowmass Divine Love, Peruvian Hemingway, Snowmass Chacasha, and Snowmass Truly XXXtreme. He incorporates many generations of champion genetics into his offspring. His square boxy conformation and full fleece coverage makes him extremely handsome! Golden Boy's fleece is consistent throughout, uniform colour, nice brightness, impressive staple length and with an ab ...
  | AOA# 36036653, CLAA# CAN50456 | Light Fawn
Dam: Pallaton's MILAN Alyst

Sweet Personality

Pallaton's MILAN Alyst

Huacaya Bred (Female) Medium Fawn

AOA# 36037582,& nbsp;CLAA# CAN49774 DOB: 7/8/20215 yrs
Alpaca Coat Colour Test Genotype ~ Ee AA Milan is a strong solid female with excellent genetics! Her sire Red Granites Pallaton is an outstanding male in many ways other than his Supreme Champion title. Milan inherited a number of his best qualities. Her genetics are excellent! Milan is a mid-size female with fine features and great bone structure. Her fleece demonstrates a very fine dense uniform blanket, high degree crimp, long staple and excellent brightness. She has a lovely personali ...
  | AOA# 36037582, CLAA# CAN49774 | Medium Fawn
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Mica is a strong boxy female with a few additional coloured markings. Her sire Divine Love's Golden Boy brings colour to all his offspring.

Mica's fleece has an ultra soft handle with nice density. Her beauty and disposition come from her dam. Quiet, sweet and very pretty. Beautiful girl!!

With Red Granite Pallaton (who resides in Poland) and Ariya's Divine Love in her background, she will reach her full potential.

Mica's has chocolate brown spots on her nose, forehead and midside. Looking forward to see where additional spots develop overtime.

Updated 8/16/2025