Snow Angel

Aggie is a beautiful young girl out of Rosebud. She has gorgeous soft fiber with a nice long staple length. Her 1st cria, Little Tom (sire Bocote) is a gorgeous male loaded with soft, crimpy fiber. Aggie's 2nd cria is a gorgeous gray girl out of Braveheart who we named Snow Angel! Aggie is a great mom who has had 2 easy, unassisted births. She always has plenty of milk, and both of the crias she has had got up within an hour and nursed on their own. She has very healthy, thriving cria. We planned on keeping Aggie and Snow Angel for life, but little Snow Angel is more than I can handle. They are being sold together for $5,000. Snow Angel needs an owner who is heavy on their feet and weighs more than I do (136 lbs.). When I first start halter training cria, I stand over them to put the halter on. It helps to keep them still and makes it easier. I've done this for many years and never had an issue. I haltered all the other cria before Snow Angel with no issue, but Snow Angel managed to send me flying backwards with my back hitting the concrete (happened on March 14th). I'm having difficulty getting her trained now, and I haven't recovered yet. She's only 6 months old, lol, so she's definitely trainable. I'm just not strong or heavy enough on my feet to be able to even start her halter training. She's a gorgeous girl and I hate to part with her, especially her mom too. Aggie is halter trained and easier to handle than her little cria Snow Angel, lol. I'm somewhat embarassed to admit a 6 month old cria took me out.