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Bentwood Alpacas & Yaks

Fabulous Flowing Fiber

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Suzanne and Mark Drumm

5344 Route 80
Tully, NY, 13159

315-696-5958
315-696-8541

www.bentwoodalpacasyaks.com

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2022 Calf, Senali

GLY Saltora

Yak, Cow (female) | Imperial

DOB: 6/27/2014

Sire:

Great Lakes Ranch / Herd Bull

LDR Super Lock

Bull (male)Imperial Black

DOB: 5/30/200818 yrs

Superlock is an Imperial Tibean Yak bull who has sired most of our calves for the past three years. He has a commanding presence, a gorgeous head with a super wooly top knot and that beautiful square shape that we try to breed for. His horns are thick and what we like to see in a breeding bull and his hump and overall conformation is excellent. His fiber is thick and wooly and he has excellent coverage. Top that off with a super mellow temperament and you just can't help to be awed my him when you see him.We couldn't be more pleased with his offspring.

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Imperial Black

Dam:

Imperial Tibetan Yak Foundation Female

Sitka

Cow (female)Imperial

IYAK - Foundation# T061DOB: 4/12/201016 yrs

Sitka is an Alaska daughter and a jet black silky Imperial . You can't help but notice her in the herd as a standout as she has great presence and style. She is an awesome mother and raises a great calf. Her 2014 calf is an Imperial just like her, named Saltora, who won the fiber contest as only a 7 month old in Denver out of 74 entries. Her next calf Yakutat was a gorgeous bull calf who is a full brother to her 2016 calf, GLR Anchorage, yet another imperial calf. Three for three, all with incredible fiber and excellent conformation.

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IYAK - Foundation# T061 Imperial

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Saltora wins the prize for most friendly yak on the farm. She sees me and she starts grunting! She loves her treats and her grain snacks. A scratch between the ears is also welcome. Saltora's fiber is very fine. We are working on combing it out to see what we can do with it.
The first time she ever won a prize was at the National Yak Show in Denver, Colorado. She received 1st for her fiber. The judges knew that her fiber was number 1!

Updated 3/5/2025