On behalf of the Crescent Hill Black Herefords family and friends, I would like to start off by thanking everyone that made our first annual sale a success last year! Words cannot describe the appreciation we have for everyone involved and especially the bidders and buyers of our cattle in the sale. Since the conclusion of the sale, we have continued to push ourselves to find and create the best Black Herefords you can find anywhere in the country. With a renewed commitment to introducing new genetics, backed by proven cattle through purchases, AI and a new extensive embryo transplant program, our goal is to put cattle in your herds that are going to make you profitable!
This sale again runs deep in quality bulls and females. We believe, along with our friends and partners at Wolf Black Herefords, Jenkins Cattle Ranch, and 4B Black Herefords, that we have put together a group of cattle and genetic lots that can satisfy anything a customer is looking for. Our bulls and heifers all have DNA on file with the American Black Hereford Association. We have a group of bulls in the sale that have been Approved Herd Sire (APH) tested and have Genomically Enhanced EPDs. Those bulls have been tested and are free of the required genetic defects by the ABHA. All other bulls are clear by pedigree unless otherwise noted and can be APH tested as well.
All operations represented in this sale have very similar philosophies when it comes to herd management and breeding decisions. We all believe that any great herd has to start with finding proven genetics with maternal merit and characteristics. Behind any great bull, you will find a powerful cow. We truly believe that we are building our herds with that in mind. Throughout the sale, you will see multiple animals that go back to Dams of Supremacy. The cattle in this sale are all raised on grass until weaning, at which point we start to develop our cattle on our feed ration with longevity of the animal in mind.
I also want to acknowledge our farm’s direct partnerships with Hidden Rock Ranch (HRR) owned by Travis and Penny Burchett, Grass Creek Farms (GCF) owned by Wayne and Debbie Burchett, as well as Windisch Farms, owned by Greg and Christine Windisch (GWC). We are beyond thankful to the Burchett Family for allowing us the use of their beautiful barn to host our sale! The Windisch Family recently purchased BF Power 225K ET from Burns Farms; he now holds a $217,500 valuation. It was exciting to see him walking the pastures breeding cattle here in Kansas! Nothing brings more joy than getting to work with family on something that we all enjoy. I want to thank all three families for their continued efforts to raise quality cattle. Finally, I am not sure we would still be in the cattle business without the countless hours put in by Doug and Susie Jones. Without both of them, this would not even be possible!
As you browse through the catalog, if you have any questions about our operations or cattle please reach out to one of us and we will assist you anyway we can. Our farms are always open and we enjoy showing customers what our programs are about. Feel free to stop by and take a tour. In advance, we are grateful for anyone that takes a look through our sale, bids or purchases our cattle. Your faith in our
Sincerely,
The Jones Family & Crescent Hill Black Herefords
Sale Facility Provided by:
913.731.3428, Chad Jones 35863 Crescent Hill Rd Osawatomie, KS 66064
The sale facility is located just 40 minutes from Olathe, Ks with multiple good hotel options as well.
Air Transportation
Kansas City International Airport is 1 hour to the North.
Auctioneer
Dustin Layton
Sale Staff
Colton Pratz, OK Cowman
Stephen Russell, KLA
Andee Marston, Sale Manager
Absentee Bidding
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Association Representatives
Ernie Dominguez, ABHA Executive Vice President Rod Garman, ABHA President Dirck Hogland, Board of Directors Member
Herd Health
Dr. Davy Allison
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A licensed veterinarian will be on hand sale day, and all cattle will be accompanied with proper health certificates for immediate shipment. All cattle will be up to date on their vaccine protocol and ready to turn out for the summer.
Sale Terms and Conditions
Cash or good check will be required for purchases before cattle leave the premises. Each animal will be sold to the highest bidder and the auctioneer will settle any disputes as to bids.
Livestock Insurance
Livestock mortality insurance for your purchases will be available sale day at the clerk’s desk.
Guarantee
All cattle sell under the recommended terms and conditions of their respective breed association. The bulls sell as guaranteed breeders and will become the responsibility of the purchaser as soon as sold. The bulls will come with a 6 month guarantee on semen. If a bull is deemed a non-breeder within six months of purchase by a licensed veterinarian and not due to the condition of the bull a credit minus the salvage value will be issued to the buyer to be used at the next sale.
Cattle Delivery
Free delivery on purchases totaling $4,000 or more A discount of $100 will be issued for bulls picked up on sale day. Visit with the owners or sale managers for delivery arrangements. No discount for females picked up.
EPDs
Expected progeny differences (EPDs) are current as of 02/05/25. Up to date EPDs may be viewed online any time at www.abha. digitalbeef.com
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THE MA RSTO N GROUP
Andee Marston 785.250.4449 andeemarston@gmail.com
JO ENDURE 1408
JO LADY 013 ADVANCE L1
JO EMPIRE Z631
JO LADY 127 HERO 431
JO LADY HYBRID 1127
Polled
• When we started this sale, we were determined to always offer our best cattle and the ones we would use in our own herd. I have a feeling we are going to regret putting this bull in the sale and not keeping him to ourselves. Endurance 3A ET is a product of flush that hit it out of the park! That flush produced 3A and two females that are flat out good. Starting with his sire Jo Endure 1408 who is an absolute beast of a bull out of NJW Endure, take a look at his pedigree and you see where 1408 gets his power not just displayed in EPDs, but in actual data. That is the exact reason we selected him to pair with Jo Lady 127 Hero 431. The 431 cow has produced 14 calves both natural and ET with a weaning weight ratio of 110.8! Topped off with a yearling weight ratio of 106.4, 431 is in the top 1% for milk and it shows! 3A is in the top 25% for weaning, top 10% for yearling, top 2% for milk and top 1% for total maternal. He posted a weaning weight of 636 lbs. and a yearling weight just under 1200 lbs.! He is heterozygous black, homozygous polled and an Approved Herd Sire.
• Retaining a 1/4 in-herd semen interest.
CHBH Endurance 3A ET – Lot 1
Black Hereford 79.5% I 8/29/23 I HB028377 I 3A
CHBH Endurance 3A ET
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WOLF 1734 Colt 3833
• Another good son of Jo Dark Vadar that comes in a homozygous black and polled package. When you study this bull in person, you immediately notice his length and frame yet, he still carries ample thickness from front to back. He is as calm as they come and really excelling amongst his contemporaries. He went over 600 lbs. at weaning time and almost hit 1100 lbs. at yearling time. His dam goes back to our highest revenue producing cow and one of our great maternal lines in our herd. He is a bull that is going to have an impact in someone’s herd immediately. I would recommend saving his heifers as I know how good the females are in his pedigree.
• If you are in the market for a heifer bull, take a good look at the 3833 bull. He is a Doc Savage son out of a daughter of Jo Open Range 8639 from Crazy R Black Herefords. With 3 of the top calving ease bulls in the Black Hereford breed, that is what 3833 was bred to be. He is in the 5% for both calving ease and birth weight EPDs. He is homozygous black and homozygous polled. Take this bull home and sleep all night during calving season.
CHBH Black Rev 3704 – Lot 2
GWC Iron
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET JO IRONMAN 0517
LADY 917 MONEY 517
5128 REVOLT 8255
• Take a look at this Ironman son. He is homozygous black, homozygous polled and 85.9%! 3035 had a very impressive spread from a birth weight of 62 to an actual weaning weight of 590 lbs. He is the type of bull that is going to produce calves that come light and grow quickly. Maternally he goes back to some foundation Black Hereford genetics that are proven and consistent. He is going to create calves that are sought after.
IRONMAN 0517
DARK VADAR 7B ET
LADY 917 MONEY 517
RELIANCE X51 B1 APH MISS RELIANCE 174F
• If you are looking for a bull with explosive growth and some carcass quality to go along with that, this bull is for you. He is in the top 10% for weaning weight, top 20% for yearling weight, and top 35% for milk. He is built to grow but with an added bonus of being in the top 20% or better for YG, CREA, and Marb! He is purebred, heterozygous black, and light scurs. He will be best suited for use on a mature cow herd.
CHBH HRR Double Boom Rev 39A4
• This bull’s sire CHBH Double Rev 1184 is going to get more use in our herd in the near future. He goes back twice to MSU TCF Revolution 4R and is DB free with some great black Hereford genetics to back that up. 39A4’s dam is out of breed legend Jo Boom 3008 and a powerful Churchill Red Bull cow. He is bred for power! Just take a look at his sire and dams’ actual performance on their calves. Both the 1184 bull and the 940 cow have weaning weight ratios over 105 across all of their progeny. One look at this bull and you will see he is going to replicate that in his calves. From 83 lbs. at birth to an adjusted weaning weight of 707 to an adjusted yearling weight of 1034. He is sure to pack on the pounds of his calf crop. He is purebred, heterozygous black and heterozygous polled.
CHBH New Hero 3431 – Lot 7
CHBH New Hero 3431
Black Hereford 77.875% I 10/13/23 I HB028415 I 3431
JN BULLSEYE JO D411
JO ROCKWELL 0C ET
JO MISS CURVE FORK 0008
JO EMPIRE Z631
JO LADY 127 HERO 431
JO LADY HYBRID 1127
• Take a good long look at 3431 and study his pedigree! Not only is he homozygous black but he is a maternal half-brother to the 3A bull in this sale. He is the direct son of our powerful donor Jo Lady 127 Hero 431 who now has 14 progeny averaging a 110 weaning weight ratio. She is the true definition of a power cow. She is in the top 1% for milk and it shows! Add in Rockwell 0C and you have the makings of a bull that should offer calving ease with explosive growth. We could go on and on about how special this bull could be but I think the proof will be evident come sale day.
CHBH HRR Double Boom Rev 39A4 – Lot 6
• This bull’s pedigree matches his name well. Historic has Hereford greats 719T, Proficient, and Harland several times in his pedigree. He is Purebred at 92%, homozygous black and heterozygous polled. He is the product of Jo Rockwell and a daughter of a cow we purchased from Kansas State University a few years ago, that is a direct daughter of the great female maker 719T. Historic should make an excellent option as a heifer bull. He ranks in the top 10% for both calving ease and birthweight EPDs.
JO ATOMIC 8008
JO DOC SAVAGE 1734
JO 343 JILL 734
JN BALDER C245
1101 MS HARLAND 818
• 3818 is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. Sired by Doc Savage out of a really good cow we purchased from Crescent Hill Black Herefords. She is daughter of JN Balder C245 who has produced some excellent females in herds across the country including Jo Bulls and Rancho Moreno. She goes back to Hereford greats P606 and Harland. Another bull that can be used very successfully on heifers with a calving ease EPD in the top 20% and a birth weight EPD in the top 4% added to his 68-pound birth weight.
• Homozygous black, homozygous polled and higher percentage. This Doc Savage son checks all three of those boxes. But the most impressive thing with this bull is the amount of proven genetics he carries. He has three of the highest accuracy Black Hereford bulls for EPDs in his pedigree in Jo Black Jack 4217, JN Bullseye Jo D411 ET and JN Balder 8622. Combining those bulls with proven Hereford genetics Tested X651, Revolution 4R and Remitall Online 122L, has produced one really good bull. Like the other Doc Savage sons, he is going to offer excellent calving ease and low birth weight calves.
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WOLF 1734 Boomer 3121
Black Hereford 86.5% I 8/30/23 I HB032004 I 3121
JO ATOMIC 8008
JO DOC SAVAGE 1734
JO 343 JILL 734
JO FORTRESS 8220
CHBH HRR 105 DOMINETTE 121 CIRS HRRR L1 DOMINETTE
• A heterozygous polled and heterozygous black Doc Savage son that checks some nice boxes. His dam goes back to some really good horned Hereford genetics and is a daughter of Jo Fortress 8220 that really produced some excellent females until Crescent Hill Black Herefords lost him due to an injury. Like most of the Doc savage calves, he ranks fairly high for calving ease and birth weight. He is a solid bull that can really do some good work in a commercial herd.
• Triple Rev 3125 is a really solid bull who has a heavy dose of MSU TCF Revolution 4R. Revolution has been known to produce really nice growthy calves along with females who have stayed in our herd for a long time, as well as their progeny. 3125 is 85%, homozygous black and homozygous polled. He is a bull you can take and use in a lot of different ways. He is in the top 25% for calving ease, top 3% for birth weight and top 20% for milk. He was his dam’s first calf and she did an excellent job for a heifer. We believe that this bull can go on to do great things in someone’s herd. Owned with Elizabeth Jones.
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WOLF 1734 Tommy 3902
ATOMIC 8008
DOC SAVAGE 1734
TRUST FUND 7206
7206 JAZZY 902
• Take a good look at this Jo Doc Savage 1734 son. The Doc Savage calves are going to really catch your eye on sale day. 1734 is in the top 10% for both calving ease and birthweight EPDs. 3902 should offer a good amount of calving ease yet still have ample growth on his calves. His dam is a daughter of Jo Trust Fund 7206 and goes back to Jo Black Ops 5309. Both are bulls that were used very successfully at Crescent Hill Black Herefords. 3902 is homozygous black and is high enough on his percentage to be used on F1’s to make Black Herefords and on Hereford cows to stay purebred.
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WOLF 1734 Remington 3025
Black Hereford 76.1875% I 8/27/23 I HB032000 I 3025
JO ATOMIC 8008
JO DOC SAVAGE 1734
JO 343 JILL 734 JN BALDER Z071
CHBH SHOCKWAVE C025
• A Doc Savage son that is really balanced from phenotype to genotype. He is homozygous black and homozygous polled. His dam is a daughter of JN Balder Z071 who produced some outstanding females like this bull’s mother at Crescent Hill Black Herefords. His EPD profile is balanced across the board. You can take this bull and use him on a set of cows and you are going to end up with a very consistent calf crop.
1734 Tommy 3902 – Lot 13 WOLF 1734 Remington 3025 – Lot 14
JO
JO BEDROCK 8612
• Here is another good Doc Savage son. If you are in the market for a bull that should exhibit some excellent calving ease and low birth weight characteristics, he should be a bull on your list. He is in the top 25% for calving ease and in the top 10% for birth weight. Maternally he traces his pedigree back to the great MSU TCF Revolution 4R bull and has the potential to make some nice females. He is homozygous black and homozygous polled.
• 3011 is another good Doc Savage son whose dam is a full sister to the 3010 bulls in this offering. Just proving the consistency in the maternal side of this bull. He is homozygous black, heterozygous black and higher percent. If you are looking for a bull that you can put on heifers and sleep all night, this is the bull for you. He had a 65-pound birthweight and is in the top 3% for calving ease and the top 2% for birth weight!
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CHBH Pioneer 3382
JO ROCKWELL 0C ET JO MISS CURVE FORK 0008
Homo Polled JN BULLSEYE JO D411
0003 EASY MONEY 4003 KJ 312C EASY
382F
• Here is another outstanding Rockwell son. These Rockwell bulls are really going to impress people on sale day. They are consistent and thick throughout their body and as docile as they can be. His dam is a powerful Hereford cow out of the Perks Easy Money bull that we picked up from Jensen Bro’s that brings home a big calf each year. 3382 is Purebred at almost 95%, heterozygous black and homozygous polled. He has a solid EPD profile with CED and BW in the top 25% and weaning in the top 30%. He is a bull that can be utilized on heifers or in a mature cow herd without sacrificing much power.
CHBH Lucky Man 3736
LUCKY STRIKE 5010
• Take a look at this Jo Rockwell son! 3736 is heterozygous black and heterozygous polled. His dam goes back to the great JN Balder 7108 bull through Jo Lightning A923. She has done a nice job bringing back a consistently good calf each year and 3736 is no exception. He had a birth weight of 74 lbs. and an adjusted weaning weight of 618 lbs. He should be safe to use on heifers.
CHBH New Dawn 3701
CHBH Genesis 3225
92.65% I 8/18/23 I HB028373 I 3225
JO LIGHTNING A923
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET
JO LADY CLASSIC 217
LOEWEN GENESIS G16 ET
KJ 855E MISTY GEM 225H ET KJ BJ B009 MISTY 855E ET
• One of the first of many things that come to mind when we think about Black Hereford cattle is their docility. This bull takes that to a whole new level. From birth, New Dawn has been as calm as a puppy dog. But that is not the only thing he has going for him. His dam is a flush sister to Jo Dark Vadar 7B ET and man does she flat out produce! With Jo Rockwell 0C ET was a home run with this bull. 3701 is purebred, homozygous black, and heterozygous polled. His birth to weaning spread is as solid as it gets and his EPD profile is balanced and good. This bull has been dad’s favorite bull since the day he was born and saw him as a special bull very early on. Because we believe in this bull, we will be retaining a 1/4 in-herd semen interest.
Homo Polled
• Genesis 3225 is one of those bulls you could write an entire page on so I will try to keep it short and to the point. 3225 is purebred, heterozygous black, and homozygous polled. His dam is a direct daughter of Loewen Genesis that we own with 4B Black Herefords and Jenkins Cattle Ranch. She was our pick a couple of years ago from Jensen Bro’s. A daughter of hers was our top valued female in our inaugural sale last year and his dam has another outstanding calf this year. His sire, Jo Dark Vadar, really needs no introduction but the combination of these two have built a powerhouse of a bull. Being born at 70 lbs. and weaning off at 655 lbs. matches his EPD profile as well. Take a look at his performance EPDs. He is in the top 3% for weaning, top 5% for yearling, top 10% for milk and top 1% for Total Maternal. Take this bull and use him any way you choose. He is a stud! Owned with 4B and JCR.
CED BW WW YW MILK CW REA MARB
PB Black Hereford
CHBH New Dawn 3701 – Lot 19
CHBH Genesis 3225 – Lot 20
• This high percentage, heterozygous black and heterozygous polled bull is another good son of Doc Savage. His dam comes from Crescent Hill and is a daughter of a Churchill Red Bull cow and Jo Fortress 8220 who, during his short time, produced some outstanding females. 3120 had a birth weight of 65 lbs. and is in the top 20% for both calving ease and birthweight EPDs and could be used very confidently on a set of heifers.
WOLF 1734 Ozzy 3029
• 3029 is a homozygous black and homozygous polled son of Doc Savage. His dam is a daughter of the good Z071 bull and Crescent Hill Black Hereford’s 1101 cow who produced some very excellent cattle. Take a look at this performance data! With a ratio of 111 for weaning and 101 for yearling weights he is sure to put ample growth in his calves. Not to mention that he is in the top 25% for calving ease and top 10% for his birth weight EPD. He is one of the more balanced bulls in the offering.
JO ENVISION 8601
JN BULLSEYE JO D411
• If you are looking for a bull to retain heifers out of, this is the bull for you. 3101 is a son of Jo Envision 8601 and a daughter of Jo Caballero 8611. Both dams of those two bulls, 601 and 611, are powerhouse cows in the Jo Bulls program, sending multiple herdsires and females to countless herds. 3101 was born at 77 pounds and had an adjusted weaning weight of 701 lbs. Talk about a powerful spread bull! Take a look at his EPDs and you will see a bull in the top 10% for both calving ease and birth weight. Add to that his top 5% for milk and you have a bull you want to save those heifers out of.
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CHBH GWC Iron Rock 3917
Black Hereford
JO IRONMAN 0517
DARK VADAR 7B ET
JO LADY 917 MONEY 517
H W4 WR CRACKER JACK 2003 ET
3-KUHL MISS DOMINETTA 917
3-KUHL MISS DOMINETTA 952
• Homozygous black and homozygous polled! Put 3917 on your black cows to keep them black or turn your red cows black. 3917 is a stout, moderate framed bull with excellent thickness throughout! He is a direct son of Ironman 0517 out of a cow we purchased from Kuhlmann Hereford that is a direct daughter of H W4 WR Cracker Jack 2003 ET. He is the type of bull to create that uniform set of calves that will do well anywhere or in any direction you want to take them.
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CHBH GWC Marvel 3822
PB Black Hereford 88.65% I 11/11/23 I HB029619 I 3822
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET
JO IRONMAN 0517
JO LADY 917 MONEY 517
JO EMPIRE Z631
JO 917 ELSIE L1 822
JH MISS ADVANCE 9027 IEF
• Purebred, homozygous black, and homozygous polled wrapped up in a package that’s going to put some milk into your herd. This Ironman son had an adjusted weaning weight ratio of 109 with an adjusted weaning weight of 603 lbs. His dam 822 has an average weaning weight ratio of 110! Add that to his milk EPD in the top 3% and total maternal in the top 1% and you have a very powerful bull in the making.
CHBH GWC Marvel 3822 – Lot 25
• If you are looking for a bull with intriguing maternal genetics this is the bull for you. 3968 is Ironman son out of a F1 female that was purchased from Kuhlman Herefords. With Angus genetics coming from Connealy Consensus, Mytty In Focus, Rainmaker and Traveler crossed on some tightly bred Domino Hereford genetics, you end up with a great female. And she did not disappoint with this bull. With 9 EPDs in the top 45% of the breed, you can expect a very balanced performance from this homozygous black and homozygous polled bull.
CHBH GWC Iron Socks 3133
• 3133 is built to add some pounds to your calf crop. He comes in a heterozygous black and homozygous polled package. His sire, Rockstar, traces his maternal genetics back to some great NJW Hereford cattle including their Twenty-Twelve bull! To top that off, 3133’s dam is a daughter of CHBH Black Socks who was an extremely powerful bull that consistently sired calves in the top end of their contemporary groups. With his weaning weight and yearling weight EPDs in the top 30% of the breed, he is sure to produce those calves that grow out well.
• Take a look at his pedigree! With a couple of shots of JO Lightning A923 and more NJW Hereford genetics, you know this bull is backed by proven cattle. This son of Ironman will help add power to a calf crop while maintaining a good balance of other traits. His daughters should have excellent udder structure. He is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. Put this bull on a set of mature cows and you will see the returns!
• Here is another bull that traces back to a good Kuhlman female out of Cracker Jack. Sired by Ironman, you can expect this bull to add some thickness and bone to a calf crop. Take a look at his spread from birth to weaning! Born at 66 lbs., he quickly exploded to an adjusted weaning weight of 654 lbs. for a weaning ratio of 118! He is homozygous black and homozygous polled with a really balanced set of EPDs and a milk EPD in the top 10% of the breed! This is a bull that deserves some real interest come sale day.
• 3017 has one of the better Black Hereford pedigrees you are going to find. He is balanced across multiple traits and has the potential to be one of the top bulls to come out of the sale. He is a Rockstar son out of a Jo Bedrock daughter. When you get a bull with a lot of proven maternal lines as he has it would be a good idea to take a hard look at saving his females. He had a moderate birth weight of 75 lbs. and then exploded to an adjusted wean weight just under 600 pounds. He is homozygous black and homozygous polled. This is a bull that can really go to work for you making a consistent calf crop.
CHBH GWC Iron Side 3172
DARK VADAR 7B ET
IRONMAN 0517
LADY 917 MONEY 517
X651 TESTED D876
876 LASS F172
• If you are in the market for a bull to put on a mature cow herd and see the results at weaning time, 3172 might be the bull for you. An ironman son out of a Hereford cow that was purchased from Ade Polled Herefords. She goes back to Hereford greats Tested X651, Revolution 4R, On Target and P606. To go along with that pedigree, he had an impressive adjusted weaning weight of 678 lbs. for a weaning weight ratio of 122. Add that to his EPD profile with a weaning weight EPD in the top 5% and yearling weight EPD in the top 15% and he is sure to pack the pounds on. He is heterozygous black, light scurs and purebred.
CHBH GWC Iron Side 3172 – Lot 31
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET JO
JO LADY 917 MONEY 517
MR DOMINO K 29
3-KUHL HAZEL DOMINO 931
3-KUHL HAZEL DOMINO 700
• Take a look at this high percentage Ironman son out of another consistently good female from Kuhlman Herefords. This bull is moderate in his make-up but structurally correct. He exhibits a good amount of thickness and length. He had an actual birth weight of 66 lbs. and then an adjusted weaning weight of 542 lbs. for a pretty good spread from birth to weaning time. He is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. We do believe he would be best suited on a more mature cow herd.
• A Homo Black, Homo Polled calving ease bull that stems back to the ever popular Hereford AI sire Endure 173D. Loaded with growth and performance he has a triple digit YW EPD. His dam has been an excellent addition to our herd with her extra maternal traits and productivity.
CHBH GWC Big Boom 3775
I 3775
• Jo Ironman 0517 produced another nice bull here. If you are looking to add some milk to your herd, 3775 would make an outstanding option. He is sitting in the top 10% for his Milk EPD! He is the type of bull you are going to want to save heifers out of. It makes a lot of sense when you look at his pedigree and see the cow power that is backing this bull. We would recommend that this bull be used on a set of mature cows. He is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
GWC Iron Boom 3777
DARK VADAR 7B ET JO IRONMAN 0517 JO LADY 917 MONEY 517 JO BOOM ADVANTAGE 3008 JO 402 DIAMOND BOOM 777
LADY BLACK DIAMOND 402 ET
• I believe that when people really study these Ironman sons, they are going to really appreciate the consistency of his bulls and females. Maternally, 3777 goes back to some powerful females in the Jo Bulls 0008, JN Ranch’s 413 and then some outstanding Hereford females as well. He is a bull that sits in the top 35% of the breed for weaning weight EPD as well as the top 20% for his Milk EPD. Add that to his actual performance with a weaning weight ratio of 112 and he is sure to make great females and have calves that weigh out heavy. He is homozygous black and homozygous polled. He is best suited on a mature cow herd.
CHBH Battle 3206
• Homozygous black and purebred is what people are aiming for and 3206 will not disappoint. He is a maternal brother to Jo Trust Fund 7206 who we used very successfully as well as many breeders across the country. The 206 cow has been a consistent producer for us as well as JO Bulls. At almost 13 years old she just keeps bringing home a nice calf. His sire JO Rockwell 0C ET is really impressing us with his birth weight ratio of 94.5 and then his progenies’ gain to weaning. He currently has 33 calves with a weaning weight ratio of 101.3. That’s a great balance of calving ease and growth. We believe that 3206 is going to exhibit that trait as well.
CHBH GWC Rock N Roll 3101
Black Hereford 82.5625% I 12/9/23 I HB029646 I 3101
JO BLACK JACK 4217
JO ROCKSTAR 0J ET
JO LADY TWENTYTWELVE SBH 608
CHBH BLACK SOCKS 8502
CHBH GWC 903 SOCK’S HR REVA 101
CHBH GWC HIGH ROLLER’S REVA 903
Homo Polled
• These should be the correct footnotes-3101 - Don’t overlook this younger fall bull. He is a homozygous black and homozygous polled bull that can be used on heifers. He had an actual birth weight of 65 pounds to go along with his CED in the top 25% and his birth weight EPD is in the top 10%. This bull should provide some good growth if he follows suit with the cattle in his pedigree. His dam is a daughter of CHBH Black Socks 8502, who is one of the top bulls that we have ever used. His daughters have excellent udder structure and raise good calves.
• When you study the Jo Envision sons, you are going to immediately see how good of a bull he really was. While known more for being one of the top heifer bulls in the ABHA, his calves do exhibit excellent growth. Just take a look at 3104 who had an actual weight of 512 pounds at 131 days old. He is going to be a powerful bull. His dam goes back to the Hereford great Victor 719T which should add some excellent maternal characteristics into the mix. He is almost purebred at 86%, homozygous black and heterozygous polled. He is a bull you can take and use any way you like and have great calves.
WOLF 8601 Gatling 3107
• 3107 is another really good son of Jo Envision 8601 out of a first calf heifer. His dam is a daughter of Jo Ying Yang 6145 that goes back to Revolution 4R and she did an excellent job on her first calf. 3107 had an actual weight of 469 pounds at 129 days old! This is a bull that will exhibit excellent calving ease but then explode through weaning time. He is in the top 10% for calving ease and top 3% for birth weight EPDs. Wrap that up into a homozygous black and homozygous polled package and you have a bull that can be used in a lot of different ways.
IRONMAN 0517
DARK VADAR 7B ET
LADY 917 MONEY
• 3946 is our last of the Ironman sons in the sale but he is not the least. The youngest of our bulls in the sale does not take away from the quality that this bull exhibits. He is correct in his structure and carries his thickness well throughout his body. With a 72 lb. birthweight and a 585-pound adjusted weaning weight, this bull has the potential to be used on bigger framed heifers or go on a mature cow herd. He is homozygous black, homozygous polled and 87% HB! He has the potential to make someone one heck of a herd bull.
• Thor is a product of mating Ironman 0517 to an ET flush sister of Jo CHBH JCR High Roller 7D and Jo Jack Hammer. The 790 cow is exactly like her brothers and has consistently brought home a really good calf. I would expect this bull to produce that same kind of consistency that his sire and dam have been producing for us. He is a higher percentage bull that is homozygous black, homozygous polled and an Approved Herd Sire. Along with all of this, he is aesthetically pleasing and balanced throughout the length of his body. This is a bull that deserves his own herd inside the ABHA or will be a standout in a commercial herd. We believe in this bull enough that we will be retaining a 1/4 in-herd semen interest. He is the type of bull we are looking to replicate.
CHBH GCF Rev 3036
Z GRAND 644 3V ABERDEEN 759 Y82
• 3036 is homozygous black, homozygous polled and an Approved Herd Sire. He is out of our D36 cow who is a Dam of Supremacy and always brings home a really good one. Take a look at his EPD profile, top 10% in both calving ease and birth weight EPDs. Then top 15% for Milk, CEM, Docility, and both indexes. This is a bull that we would recommend for use on heifers and a bull that you should save all of your daughters out of. You can build a herd out of this bull that will take you to the next level.
CHBH HRR Optimus 3006
HONCHO 0534
LADY 326 EMPIRE 534
CHBH JCR HIGH ROLLER 7D ET
HRR D56 ERICA 006
• 3006 is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. He is a son of Jo Honcho out of a really good daughter of JO CHBH JCR High Roller 7D ET. The High Roller daughters have outstanding udder and teat structure and have been doing a really nice job raising a consistent calf crop. He has a fairly balanced set of EPDs Take him home and put him on a set of mature cows and watch him go work and sire a good set of consistent calves.
CHBH HRR Blaze 3923
Black Hereford 82.25% I 3/21/23 I HB026836 I 3923 45
JO BOOM ADVANTAGE 3008
CHBH HRR RED BULL BOOM 9609
THA 200Z AMY J609
MHF 88Z CHARLY 1583C
CHBH HRR D54 MS CHARLY 923 GCF CHBH GENETIC LADY D54
9.8 1.9
• This bull is out of CHBH HRR Red Bull Boom 9609. 9609 is the last natural calf out of Jo Boom 3008. 3923 is a bull with extra thickness and length and if he’s anything like his dam and his sire, he should pass that trait onto his progeny. He excelled in his contemporary group and posted a weaning weight ratio of 105. If you are looking for good growthy calves, grab this bull and put him to work in your herd.
CHBH GCF Rev 3036 – Lot 43
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET JO IRONMAN 0517
JO LADY 917 MONEY 517
BBF RELIANCE X51 B1
B1 LASS G336
• Another outstanding Ironman son coming from a standout Hereford cow that came from Ade Polled Herefords. Iron Side 3336 is heterozygous black, homozygous polled and purebred at 93%. Capture back more of that heterosis with this higher percentage bull. Like many of our calves coming from the Ade Hereford cows we have, he should put a good amount of growth into his calves. He is sitting in the top 25% for his weaning weight EPD and top 2% for total maternal.
• There are a lot of things to like about this bull. Poseidon 3042 is a son of Jo Honcho out of a cow that hits it out of the park on her calves. Her first bull went to 4B Black Herefords and did a nice job for him and we have two daughters of hers in our herd. When you look at how 3042 performed you will understand why. He weaned off the cow at 732 lbs. for a ratio of 127 in a really strong pen of bulls. Sitting in the top 15% in the ABHA for his weaning weight EPD and top 1% for his milk EPD, this bull can be utilized in about any situation. He is sure to catch a lot of eyes in the pens on sale day. He has the look to match his performance.
CHBH GWC Ironclad 3904
JO DARK VADAR 7B ET
JO IRONMAN 0517
JO LADY 917 MONEY 517
JN BULLSEYE JO D411 CHBH GWC 753
527
JACKIE 904
753
• Homozygous Black and Homozygous polled bull backed by the formidable JO Iron Man herd sire. Strong production value coupled with strong maternal traits make him super efficient and a female maker. Several generations of stellar matrons coupled with strong carcass genetics.
CHBH GWC Rocky 3000
CHBH GCF Revolt 3A26
JO BIG KAHUNA 8217
JO HONCHO 0534 JO LADY 326 EMPIRE 534 3V ABERDEEN 759 Y82
• 3000 is a moderate framed bull that is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. This bull was built for calving ease. This Rockstar son out of an Envision daughter is in the top 10% for Calving ease and top 4% for birth weight. He is a bull that should be able to be successfully used on heifers for several years.
• Here is a good Jo Honcho son that is homozygous black and homozygous polled. He is moderate in frame with a good amount of length. His dam has an average weaning weight ratio of 104 and should help boost the performance in his calves. He is also in the top 25% for his milk EPD and in the top 3% for Total Maternal. This bull would be excellent on a nice set of mature cows.
CHBH CAJ Next Level 3122
• This bull’s pedigree looks more like a history lesson in great Hereford and Black Hereford genetics than anything else. Hereford greats Ribeye, Harland, P606, and many others, along with Black Hereford greats Bullseye, JN Balder 9405, C245 and Money Train. This is why he received his name, Next Level. This bull is purebred at 89%, homozygous black, and an Approved Herd Sire. Take a look at this bulls EPDs and performance. He is a true sleep at night calving ease bull. His actual birth weight was 54 lbs. with a calving ease EPD of 18 which is the top 1%, a birth weight EPD of -6.2 which is the top 1%, and a CEM and a Stayability EPD in the top 4%. Take a real hard look if you are in the market for a heifer bull! Owned with Cade Jones
CHBH HRR Aries 3050
0534
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CHBH HRR Tank 3054
Black Hereford 66.75% I 3/16/23 I HB026830 I 3054
DPH LH BF LAUNCH 1310 ET
JO LAUNCH PAD 7017
BAR Z GRAND 644
3V ABERDEEN 759 Y82
GCF CHBH GENETIC LADY D54
• Tank is a _ brother to our Hulk 1054 bull we are using as a herd sire out of JO Launch Pad 7017. Tank exhibits a lot of the same traits that we like in our herd sire Hulk. Tank is in the top 20% in the ABHA for weaning weight, yearling weight, milk, and total maternal EPDs as well as in the top 20% in both API and TI. He is a nice spread bull with a birth weight ratio of 98 and a weaning weight ratio of 105. He is a bull that checks a lot of boxes in a homozygous black, homozygous polled and an Approved Herd Sire.
CHBH GWC 12H Zeppelin 3012
• Zeppelin 3012 is out of a cow purchased from Reggie Wilts at the Double 7 Ranch in Oklahoma. She has really turned out to be a great purchase. This bull is solid across the board, ranking in the top half of the ABHA for most of his EPDs. He is another bull that seems too really be hitting his stride and will make someone a great herd sire.
• Ant Man 3753 checks a lot of the boxes that breeders look for inside and outside of the ABHA. This bull is Purebred at 87.83%, and homozygous black and homozygous polled. Looking at his pedigree, you will see a lot of proven cattle inside the ABHA. When looking for consistency, having proven genetics is a must. This bull has that from his sire and dam. Turn him out with a set of cows and watch those proven genetics go to work for you. His dam has raised 6 calves with a weaning weight ratio of 101.6 and a yearling weight ratio of 102. I would expect this bull to perform the same.
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CHBH GWC OJ Morrison 3005
JO BLACK JACK 4217
• This homozygous black and homozygous polled bull, sired by Jo Rockstar, is moderately framed but designed well. He has some top calving ease and low birth weight genetics in the ABHA. His dam is a direct daughter of Jo Envision 8601 and his sire is a son of the great Jo Black Jack 4217. This is a bull that you can be confident in when running on a set of heifers.
Black Hereford 90.75% I 3/10/23 I
• Take a look at the pedigree of Thunder 3037. He has some of the most proven Hereford genetics you will find with two shots of NJW Trust, MSU Revolution 4R and NJW Twenty Twelve. We were fortunate to purchase his grandma from the Double 7 Ranch in Oklahoma and she produced a beautiful heifer sire by SHF Ellison who is really starting to turn into an excellent cow. He should produce lower birth weight calves with excellent potential for good growth. He is Purebred at 90% and he is homozygous polled.
GWC Wolverine 3002
DARK VADAR 7B ET
• This high percentage bull would work great on a set of mature cows. His sire, Jo Ironman 0517, has started to really prove himself in our herd. His bull calves and heifer calves continue to come in consistently good. His dam goes back to the full brother to the JN 1217 cow that has been so widely used in the ABHA. Take this bull home and enjoy a good consistent calf crop. He is DBC.
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CHBH 0C Leonardo 3610
BULLSEYE JO D411
ROCKWELL 0C ET
MISS CURVE FORK 0008
229
• What a cool pedigree this bull carries. He is a son of Jo Rockwell 0C ET who is a full brother to Jo Atomic 8008. OC is our calving ease specialist in our herd. Maternally, this bull goes back to the great 860U bull from Cooper Herefords. This bull should be a good bull that can be used on heifers, yet should carry enough growth to be used on cows. He could be one of the better all-around bulls in the sale.
JN BULLSEYE JO D411
JCR’S SWEETTART BULLSEYE 2204 JCR’S
• Just shy of purebred at 87.4%, homozygous black and homozygous polled, this Double Trust Cat son checks a lot of boxes. He had a birth weight of 71 pounds and then an adjusted weaning weight of 618 lbs. for a weaning weight ratio of 102. As a heifer, his dam did an outstanding job with him. She is a direct daughter of Bullseye and that is where 2422 should pick up some calving ease and low birth weights from. He is in the top 30% for his birth weight EPD.
2417
JO LADY 011 DEVO MONEY 417
Y934
• One of the first Jo Crossover 2417 sons to be offered. Crossover is a son of JN Bullseye Jo D411 who is one of the top calving ease sires in the ABHA. We believe that Crossover will pass that on to his progeny as well. 2419 had an adjusted weaning weight of just under 600 lbs. and we believe with Crossover and the D17 cow, 2419 has the potential to sire a consistent calf crop with good thickness. He is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
JCR River Bugsy 2406
JO TRUST FUND 7206
JCR’S DOUBLE TRUST CAT 107 ET
VCF MS CAT 1217 6105ET JO SONIC BOOM 7326
Polled
• When you study the 2406 bull you are going to immediately notice the outstanding and proven Black Herefords. But all of those cattle also go back to proven Herefords. His sire, Trust Cat 107, is double bred back to NJW Trust 100W. When you start stacking proven genetics on top of proven genetics, that is when you start getting great bulls. Not only are the bulls important but females play an even bigger role in bull development for us and 2406 goes back to JMCC VCF MS Cat 1217 6105ET who is a prominent donor cow in multiple herds. 2406 is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
JCR HIGH ROLLER 7D ET
• When you study the 2420 bull, you are going to notice a bull that was built with the cow herd in mind. Maternally, he traces back to BW 91H 100W Rita 79Z ET, Jo Final Answer Tundra 344, and BR Gabrielle 5082. All females who produced influence herd sires in the Hereford and Black Hereford breed. He is a bull who sits in the top 30% for both his weaning and yearling weight EPDs as well as being in the top 10% for total maternal. He had an adjusted weaning weight of 608 pounds for a ratio of 101. He is heterozygous black and heterozygous polled.
JCR Suit Up Bugsy2411
JO TRUST FUND 7206
JCR’S DOUBLE TRUST CAT 107 ET JMCC VCF MS CAT 1217 6105ET JO CHBH JCR HIGH ROLLER 7D ET JCR’S SURF’S UP HIGH ROLLER 925
GIDGET PEPPER 713
Polled
• This yearling bull is homozygous black and homozygous polled. His sire is a product of the MS Cat 1217 and Jo Trust Fund 7206. That pairing produced an outstanding herd sire in the 107ET bull. He is producing a very consistent calf crop and that is what expect this bull to do as well. His dam is a daughter of High Roller 7D ET and has done an outstanding job on her first three calves posting an average weaning weight ratio of 106.5. He is a bull that could be put to use for multiple years in your herd.
JCR Bubba Delivered 2405
PB Black Hereford 94.0375% I 1/27/24 I HB031985 I 2405
NJW 79Z Z311 ENDURE 173D ET
UPS HE DELIVERS 0290 ET
UPS MISS HOMETOWN 4279 ET
JO REVOLUTION 9506
JCR’S DORY PURE REV 2211
JCR’S POSH SONIC 019
• Jenkins cattle reached into their yearling bulls and have brought some outstanding ones. 2405 is sired by Upstream Ranches He Delivers who is a direct son of NJW Endure. These are some of the exciting new genetics the Back In Black group is working on incorporating in our herds. 2405 ranks in the top 25% for both weaning weight and yearling weight EPDs as well as being in the top 3% for milk. He would be a good bull to keep heifers out of and market some big steers at weaning time. He is purebred, heterozygous black, and heterozygous polled. Owned by Jenkins Cattle Ranch.
CHBH GWC 858 Lady Sonic 242 – Lot 66
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CHBH GWC 858 Lady Sonic 242
JO SONIC BOOM 7326
DABOOM SONIC 906
CHBH GWC 091 Rockin Tundra 233 – Lot 67
CHBH GWC 091 Rockin Tundra 233
BLACK JACK 4217
• Another homozygous black heifer which opens the door to several bull options and you still get a black calf. This is a beautifully marked female with eye pigment on both eyes. She comes from a moderate frame cow built with tremendous calving ease.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24
• This heifer is a little shorter like her dam but has the makings to be thick and will raise a good calf. She is beautifully marked with pigment on both eyes. With an added bonus of being homozygous black and homozygous polled, take her home and breed her to that powerful Hereford or heterozygous Black Hereford bull next season. She is sired by Jo Rockstar OJ ET, which is a heifer safe bull so he should add some calving ease to this heifer.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24
CHBH GWC 19H Lady Rockstar
BLACK JACK 4217
• This is a beautiful homozygous black homozygous polled heifer with a double dose of Jo Black Jack 4217 in her pedigree. She comes from a line with consistent annual production, sound structure and a good udder. Her Dam has a WW ratio of 100.5. She is sired by Jo Rockstar OJ ET which is a heifer safe bull so he should add some calving ease to this heifer.
CHBH GWC 0517 Rock On 5238 I 3/9/25
IRONMAN 0517
Polled
• This twin sister comes from a powerful dam that consistently raises a calf with weaning weight and yearling weight ratios above 100. She has a nice balanced look to her and will make a good addition to any herd.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24
BRED FEMALES
JCR’S
CHBH GWC E006 Lady Sonic 240
JO SONIC BOOM 7326
JCR’S
613
REVOLUTION A535 COO5
• This twin sister comes from a powerful dam that consistently raises a calf with weaning weight and yearling ratios above 100. She’ll make a good addition to any herd plus she’s homozygous black.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24 She is DBC
CHBH GWC F172 Lady Sonic 246 – Lot 72
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CHBH GWC 032 Lady Revolt 247
• This is another beautiful heifer that will raise a good calf. Her dam is a solid cow with a good body structure, nice udder, and sound feet. She is sired by
• Pasture
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3-KUHL DUSTY ELLA R TOO 946
3-KUHL DUSTY ELLA R TOO 7006
• This heifer comes from a cow we purchased from the Kuhlmann Ranch in Nebraska. Her dam has consistently raised calves that are moderate but thick and structurally sound. Her half-brother sells as Lot 41.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24
X651 TESTED D876
• This heifer has a lot of power backing in her pedigree. She comes from a cow we purchased from ADE Polled Herefords. She is a well-balanced, long sided female that has good growth figures. Her dam has an impressive wean weight ratio of 110.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24
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CHBH GWC 975 Lady Sonic 250
JO SONIC BOOM 7326
JCR’S DABOOM SONIC 906
JCR’S HUMMINGBIRD 613
KRAYE ROVER JK 4358
3-KUHL HAZEL DOMINO 975 3K GOLDEN HAZEL 491
• The dam of this heifer is a cow we purchased a couple years ago from Kuhlmann ranch and she has raised 2 calves that have ratioed at 102 for weaning weight. I expect this female to raise a good calf just like her dam and you get the benefit of homozygous black and homozygous polled so pair her with the bull of your choosing and you’ll still get black.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 6-20-24 to 9-29-24
CHBH 19H Weekend Boom 253
• This is a beautiful heifer from a cow we purchased from Double Seven Ranch. She is beautifully marked with pigment on both eyes. She has the makings of her dam which is a big hipped power female that is sharp fronted with extra look and style. She has always been one of my favorites when glancing out in the pasture, and was a hard one to let go. Her dam has consistently weaned calves with a ratio of 103. 75A CHBH GWC 0517 Iron Boom 5253 I 3/3/25
CHBH GWC 97 Storm 0517 307
CHBH GWC 94 Black Widow 309
I
BRED FEMALES
• The dam of this heifer has raised 3 solid calves with a wean weight ratio of 107.5 and a yearling weight ratio of 108. I expect this heifer to be a good mama and raise a solid calf for years to come.
• Pasture exposed to Jo Rockstar OJ ET from 10-28-24 to 01-31-25
• This heifer is a little more feminine in design. She’s another one that comes from a cow we purchased from Kuhlmann Ranch. The Kuhlmann cows have been consistent calvers for us.
• Pasture exposed to Jo Rockstar OJ ET from 10-28-24 to 01-31-25
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CHBH GWC 828 Gamora 0517 308
• The dam to this heifer has consistently raised a good calf each year for us and I expect the same of her. Structurally she is a little more feminine in design. As an added bonus, she’s homozygous black.
• AI bred to BF Power 225K ET on 11/22/24
• Pasture exposed to Wolf 8611 Duke 2013 from 12-28-24 to 01-31-25 She is DBC
CHBH GWC Ms Marvel 311
• This heifer is another homozygous black! She’s a beautiful, long bodied female that’ll produce an amazing calf. She is AI bred to BF Power 225K ET on 11/22/24. Power is the $217,500 valued bull that we have the honor of owning with Burns Farms and Crown L Herefords out of Tennessee. Don’t miss out on the opportunity to be part of his first calves to hit the ground. They are going to be special!
• AI bred to BF Power 225K ET on 11/22/24
• Pasture exposed to Wolf 8611 Duke 2013 from 12-28-24 to 01-31-25 (no observed heats)
• Another
sound structured female. Her dam is a solid cow that milks wonderfully and raises calves consistently with a wean weight ratio of 107.3. She is beautifully marked with pigment on both eyes. She will make an excellent female for years to come.
• Pasture exposed to Jo Rockstar OJ ET from 12-28-24 to 01-15-25 (heat observed on 1-6-25) She is DBC and MSUDC
• What a beautiful heifer! She is one of my top picks for her phenotypic look and her laid back personality. Another one I’m going to regret letting go. She is AI bred to BF Power 225K ET on 11/22/24. Power is the $217,500 valued bull that we have the honor of owning with Burns Farms and Crown L Herefords out of
• Pasture exposed to Wolf 8611 Duke 2013 from 12-28-24 to 01-31-25 (no observed heats)
• A great female whose dam has a beautiful udder and consistently raises calves with a wean weight ratio of 101.5. This heifer is a little more feminine in design and I love her unique color markings and she’s as gentle as can be.
• Pasture exposed to JO IRONMAN 0517 from 11-8-24 to 12-27-24
• Pasture exposed to WOLF 8611 Hydro 2818 from 1-14-25 to 1-16-25 (heat observed on 1-14-25)
BRED FEMALES
BULLSEYE JO D411
JO 329 LUCINDA 845
JO LADY 9126J ADVANTAGE 329
• Her dam has given me 4 heifer calves of which I have kept the past 3 as replacements but have decided to offer this one up. I’ll probably regret this decision as this female is always in my top picks when glancing in the pasture. She has a beautiful phenotypical look to her and her dam has a beautiful udder.
• Pasture exposed to Jo Rockstar
CHBH GWC E006 Evie 343
Hereford 87.4125% I 6/11/23 I
JO SONIC BOOM 7326
JCR’S DABOOM SONIC 906
JCR’S HUMMINGBIRD 613
CHBH REVOLUTION A535 COO5
E6 SOFIA OF EVIE COO5
EVIE 19X PUCKSTER
• Homozygous black, heterozygous polled and 87.4%! Take her and breed her back after she calves any way you want! She comes from a powerful dam that consistently raises a calf with weaning weight and yearling weight ratios above 100. She is a daughter of JCR’s Daboom Sonic 906 that has a true feminine look in her design and shape. She is a moderate female that is long bodied and should produce outstanding calves for you.
• Pasture exposed to Jo Rockstar OJ ET from 10-28-24 to 01-31-25 She is DBC
1734 Ms Bullseyecurve 309
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WOLF 1734 Miss Revolution 306
• Take a good look at this Doc Savage daughter. If you are wanting a replacement female that’s going to make your money back quickly, she’s for you. She is a powerful female; just take a look at her own performance. She had a weaning weight ratio of 113 and a yearling weight ratio of 110. Add that to her EPD profile for calving ease and birth weight and you have a great female in the making. She is homozygous black and heterozygous polled.
• 306 is a daughter of CHBH Miss Revolution C008. C008 was one of the first calves born to the J205 cow at Crescent Hill Black Herefords. J205 has produced 11 calves with a weaning weight ratio of 108.8! Following right in her footsteps is C008 with 6 calves with a weaning weight ratio of 107.3. This is a cow family you are going to want to jump on if you like consistency in your females!
WOLF 1734 Ms Oz 303
JO
• When studying this heifer, I think it’s important to recognize the two major donors from the Jo Bulls program. The 612 cow and the 0008 are the foundation for some of the best genetics in the ABHA. The 612 cow has produced multiple walking herd sires and her latest ET bull Jo Black Dragon 3612 ET is the next bigtime bull at Jo Bulls. There is a lot of power backing this heterozygous black and homozygous polled Doc Savage daughter.
89 WOLF 1734 Lady 301
• Backed by a powerful female, 301 is an outstanding replacement female prospect. Her dam has produced 7 calves to this date and she is averaging an impressive weaning weight ratio of 106 and a yearling weight ratio of 104. That is the kind of power you want backing a female. She is sired by Doc Savage and his consistency in his calf crop is coming through. She is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
91 WOLF 1734 Ms Boom 305
• When you look at a pedigree and see TH 122 71I Victor 719T, you immediately know that female has the chance to stay in your herd for a long time. 305 is a maternal great-grand daughter of the great 719T bull. Add in Doc Savage and Jo Boom 3008, this heifer should have a beautiful udder and raise a really good calf each year. She is heterozygous black and heterozygous polled.
WOLF 1734 Boom’s Gal 302
JO ATOMIC 8008
JO DOC SAVAGE 1734
JO 343 JILL 734
JO BOOM ADVANTAGE 3008
CHBH 141 BOOM’S GAL 914 HAPPY VICKI FOUNDATION 141
Polled
• Here is another good Doc Savage daughter out of another good maternal pedigree. 302’s dam CHBH 141 Boom’s Gal 914 is a direct daughter of Jo Boom 3008, who is son of Jo Miss Curve Fork 0008 one of the matriarchs of the Jo Bulls herd. 914’s dam is a Hereford cow that has produced some of the top selling bulls for Crescent Hill Black Herefords and 4B Black Herefords. She is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
1734 Maple 304
ATOMIC 8008 JO DOC SAVAGE 1734 JO 343 JILL 734 CHBH BULLSEYES HERO 8431
TWENTY TWENTY-ONE
Polled
• Take a look at the maternal side of this female. Her dam goes back to some powerful females. NJW BW Ladysport Dew 78P ET and NJW P606 72N Daydream 73S are two of the most influential Herefords in the AHA and are cornerstones of the NJW program. Add in Jo Lady 127 Hero 431 who is a cornerstone donor in Crescent Hill Black Herefords program and you can see this female is backed by true cow power! She is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
92 WOLF 1734 Lady A535 308
Hereford 84.375% I 10/19/23 I HB032021 I
JO ATOMIC 8008 JO DOC SAVAGE 1734 JO 343 JILL 734
CABALLERO 8611
8611 LADY A535 002
• Another powerful female that performed really well against her contemporaries. She boasted a weaning weight ratio of 108 and yearling weight ratio of 103. I would expect her to inject that same type of performance into her calves. She is a Doc Savage daughter crossed with a female sired by Jo Caballero 8611 who had some of the top females in last year’s sale. She is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
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WOLF 1734 Ms Oz A535 401
JO ATOMIC 8008
DOC SAVAGE 1734
343 JILL 734
BEDROCK 8612
93 WOLF 1734 Lizzy 307
JO ATOMIC 8008
JO DOC SAVAGE 1734
JO 343 JILL 734
JO CABALLERO 8611
WOLF 8611 IZZY 001 WOLF 5309 IZZY 703
• Wolf 1734 Lizzy 307 is another solid Doc Savage daughter that goes back on the maternal side to Crescent Hill Black Hereford’s 1101 cow. Anytime you see the 1101 cow in the pedigree you know that female has the chance to replicate what that cow did. This heifer should have a beautiful udder and offer a great amount of calving ease in her progeny. She is homozygous black and heterozygous polled. Owned by Wolf Black Herefords
WOLF 8601 Ms Oz 310
BULLSEYE JO D411 JO ENVISION 8601 JO 426 LADY MO CLASS 601 JO CABALLERO 8611
• If you are looking for a purebred, homozygous black, and homozygous polled replacement female, take a hard look at 310. She is sired by Jo Envision 8601 and he has a reputation of making beautiful, functional females. You won’t find a female with a much better calving ease EPD and birth weight EPD in the sale. She is the kind of heifer that should have a calf unassisted then add some pounds on quickly. Backed by a couple of dams of supremacy, you are going to want to take her home and put her to work for you.
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Polled
• When you look through 401’s pedigree, you are going to see multiple Dams of Supremacy. When looking to add a female to your herd it’s important to know the maternal backing of that female. Cows like Jo Bulls’ 0008, 343 and 612 are where this heifer earns her maternal merit. She is homozygous black, homozygous polled and should pass on her calving ease and low birth through her progeny.
CHBH HRR J609 Amy 409
JO FORTRESS 8220
CHBH HRR THE HULK 1054
GCF CHBH GENETIC LADY D54
CHURCHILL RED BULL 200Z
THA 200Z AMY J609
Polled
• Here is a heterozygous black, homozygous polled daughter of CHBH HRR The Hulk 1054 and a Churchill Red Bull daughter. The Hulk calves are really impressive when it comes to consistency and growth. We are currently using a herd bull out of 409’s dam. 409 ranks in the top 25% for both weaning weight and yearling weight EPDs.
CHBH HRR 037 Lady Rising 411
FORTRESS 8220
CHBH HRR THE HULK 1054
• Another really good daughter of Hulk. She is heterozygous black and heterozygous polled. Her dam is a daughter of JN Balder C245. C245 did an outstanding job creating replacement females with exceptional udders. This heifer could last a long time in someone’s herd. Her stayability EPD ranks in the top 15% of the ABHA.
GCF CHBH GENETIC LADY D54
JN BALDER C245
JO BEEF QUEEN 978
JO LADY BATTLE 224
• Homozygous black and homozygous polled, this daughter of Hulk 1054 is extremely eye-catching as she moves about the pen. These Hulk daughters are very impressive in their thickness and docility. 412’s dam is a daughter of JN Balder C245 who is proving himself through his daughters across the country. The female would look good standing in someone’s front pasture. Take her home and breed her anyway you would like.
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CHBH HRR H054 Lady Luck 414
Black Hereford 71.6875% I
JO FORTRESS 8220 CHBH HRR THE HULK 1054
CHBH GENETIC LADY D54 JN BALDER E431
H054
Polled
• 413 is a heterozygous black and heterozygous polled daughter of Jo Rockwell OC ET. I think as you evaluate the sale offering, you are going to really come to appreciate the Rockwell progeny. They are thick and growthy across the board but maybe the best part of his calves is their docility. Black Herefords in general are very docile but he takes it to a whole new level. 413 is very solid across the board; she is in the top 45% of the breed in 9 different EPDs.
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CHBH GCF 003 Ms Reva 415
Hereford 77.75% I
• Here is a beautifully marked Rockwell daughter. If you are looking for a female with full eye pigment in a homozygous black and homozygous polled package, here is your female. With a stacked pedigree of calving ease genetics, her calves should come light and grow out well. When you put Rockwell on top of a High Roller daughter, you’re bound to get a female that is going to look great and produce great. Take this heifer home and put her in your front pasture.
• Homozygous black and homozygous polled! Maternally, 414 goes back to JN Balder 7108. I know many people will not know this bull because he was an AM carrier and didn’t see the use he probably would have if he had been clean but I can tell you he was one heck of a bull. Probably a bull born before his time in the ABHA. The quality of this bull was second to none in look and progeny. When studying pedigrees of cattle from JN Ranch, the first thing I do is see if they go back to the 7108 bull. Add that to being a daughter of our 1054 bull, and you have a solid heifer.
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CHBH HRR 111 Victoria 417
Black Hereford 76.0625% I 3/18/24 I HX002701 I 417
DPH LH BF LAUNCH 1310 ET
JO LAUNCH PAD 7017
BAR Z GRAND 644 JO FORTRESS 8220 CHBH HRR D50
VICTORIA 111
• Check out this daughter of Jo Launch Pad 7017! This female’s pedigree sports Hereford greats Launch, Catapult, Sooner, Redeem, Radar, Revolution and Remitall Online! Talk about a pedigree that is loaded with proven genetics! She is heterozygous black and homozygous polled. She has a balanced EPD profile and is built to stay in a herd for a very long time.
JO BIG KAHUNA 8217
JO HONCHO 0534
JO LADY 326 EMPIRE 534
MHF 88Z CHARLY 1583C CHBH
• When you look at this pedigree, you are going to see that the dam of 416 is a daughter of MHF 88Z CHARLY 1583C. Charly was a bull we utilized early on in our program and we ended up with some HX heifers out of him that we just had to keep. Our Charly daughters are long, deep ribbed and soggy. It’s unfortunate that we didn’t end up with more females of his. So, you can rest assured that adding Jo Honcho as the sire is sure to make a great female. 416 is heterozygous black and homozygous polled.
HRR 823 MS Reva 424
FORTRESS 8220
CHBH HRR THE HULK 1054
CHBH GENETIC LADY D54
• 419 is another really nice Hulk 1054 daughter out of a Jo Launch Pad Daughter. She is homozygous black and homozygous polled. She should follow in her dam’s footsteps and make for a deep bodied powerful cow. As a first calf heifer, her dam boasted a weaning weight ratio of 110! That is pretty powerful from a heifer. The combination of genetics is one you are going to want to add to your herd.
HRR J613 Sharana 425
BULLSEYE JO D411 JO ROCKWELL 0C ET
JO MISS CURVE FORK 0008
CHURCHILL RED BULL 200Z
• If you are looking for a female with proven maternal lines, 424 is your female. Her dam traces her pedigree back to Revolution 4R, Churchill Red Bull, and NJW Wrangler all bulls who are known for producing great females. She is Purebred at 91.6%, heterozygous black and homozygous polled. This is the kind of heifer that is going to raise a good calf for a lot of years.
• 425 is another outstanding purebred female at 94.8% HB and she is homozygous polled. She is sired by Jo Rockwell 0C and he has been making outstanding females for us. Her dam is a daughter of Churchill Red Bull that has produced 6 calves for us with an average weaning weight ratio of 102. 425 is a female that should replicate that and bring home some beautiful calves.
• Take a look at 426. She is a direct daughter of our dam of Supremacy female D22. D22 has been an outstanding female for us. She has produced 6 calves with an
and heterozygous polled.
JO REVOLUTION 9506
CHBH DOUBLE REV 1184
F&S REVOLUTION 9184
JO FORTRESS 8220
HRR D56 MS ERICA 110
• This will be the only CHBH Double Rev 1184 female in the sale. We did not use him heavily as a yearling and we are wishing we would have. We are keeping the rest of his females. This heifer has an outstanding pedigree. If you take a look through it, you will find some outstanding female producing cattle topped off by Revolution 4R multiple times in the pedigree. She has been dehorned and is heterozygous black but one really nice female.
• DONATION LOT all proceeds will be split between two local FFA programs and a local 4H Group)
MH Miss Makers Mark 3524L1 ET
Polled
• Wow! What an opportunity to purchase a flush on this beautiful, full sister to BF Power 225K ET. We are thrilled to have purchased this female in January at the Mrnak Annual Production sale in Bowman, ND. One look at this female and you’ll see why she is going straight to the donor pen! MH MISS MAKERS MARK 3524L’s donor dam is the resident donor Ladysport 42F that was Burns Farms pick of the 2018 born bred heifers at NJW Polled Herefords in Sheridan, WY. Two full sisters to MISS MAKERS MARK sold in the Burns Farms 2023 Annual Female Event, commanding $42,500 to GKB Cattle and $15,000 to Chapman Land and Cattle and Rock Ridge Herefords. Sired by the popular Makers Mark, MISS MAKERS MARK is built right from the ground up. She is stout made, easy fleshing, attractive on the profile and dark red in color with maternal excellence. With excellent females backing her on both sides including 31Z, 11E, and 42F, it is plain to see the value that lies ahead for this female. Be sure to check out her EPDs; 8 traits are in the top 10% of the breed with Udder in top 2% and Teat in top 4%. She is a donor that is truly going to excel our program forward. Selling one (1) flush to the bull of buyer’s choice with a guarantee of six (6) embryos and two (2) pregnancies if put in by a certified embryologist. Flush available in early summer 2025. All associated flush costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
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Mohican THM Excede Z426 sire of Lot 110
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SHF Molly Z426 G306 ET
I 2/20/19 I 44005243 I G306
TH 133U 719T UPGRADE 69X
MOHICAN THM EXCEDE Z426
NJW M326 UNFORGETTABLE 76W ET
KCF BENNETT INFLUENCE Z80
KCF MISS Z80 B291 ET
KCF MISS REVOLUTION X338 ET
Homo Polled
• What an amazing opportunity to purchase a flush on this powerful female. If you’re looking to add pounds and structure to your calves, look no more. MOLLY is due to calve to BF POWER 225K ET this spring. What a calf that will be! Be sure to also check out her video once posted live to see her powerful structure and beautiful udder. Pictured in the video alongside her at that time was her 2 month old Houston sired heifer calf from 2024. MOLLY has consistently brought home large calves at weaning and I expect her power to carry through no matter the bull chosen. We purchased SHF MOLLY Z426 G306 ET from the 2024 Sandhill Farms Spring Production Sale in Haviland, KS. We were on the hunt for a cow that is built like a tank and MOLLY fit the bill. She is a beautiful female that is big footed, big middled, deep bodied and big hipped with maternal excellence. MOLLY is the definition of “cow power.” She is puppy dog gentle and her power and udder quality is what made us decide to flush her. Her calves smash the scales with a ww ratio of 109 and yw ratio of 112. MOLLY’S 2023 heifer calf was saved back by Sandhill Farms to go into their replacement pen. We are also saving back her 2024 Houston sired calf to add to our donor pen. MOLLY’s previous calf turned 1 year in January and is a beautiful powerful female in the making, just like her dam. Our first flush on MOLLY produced 24 embryos of which many were put into our recipients and are expected to calve this spring. I would take a pasture full of MOLLY’S calves all day long!
• Selling one (1) flush to the bull of buyer’s choice with a guarantee of six (6) embryos and two (2) pregnancies if put in by a certified embryologist. Flush available in early summer 2025. All associated flush costs are the responsibility of the buyer.
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SHF Molly Z426 G306 ET x JO Endure 3336
3 Embryos Guaranteeing 1 Pregnancy I HB027174
JO ENDURE 1408
JO ENDURE 3336
JO LADY CLASSIC 517 BOOM 336
• We purchased SHF MOLLY Z426 G306 ET from the 2024 Sandhill Farms Spring Production Sale in Haviland, KS. We were on the hunt for a cow that is built like a tank and MOLLY fit the bill. She is a beautiful female that is big footed, big middled, deep bodied and big hipped with maternal excellence. MOLLY is the definition of “cow power.” She is puppy dog gentle and her power and udder quality is what made us decide to flush her. Her calves smash the scales with a WW ratio of 109 and YW ratio of 112. MOLLY’S 2023 heifer calf was saved back by Sandhill Farms to go into their replacement pen. We are also saving back her 2024 Houston sired calf to add to our donor pen. MOLLY’s previous calf just turned 1 year in January and is a beautiful powerful female in the making, just like her dam. Our first flush on MOLLY produced 24 embryos of which many were put into our recipients and are expected to calve this spring. I would take a pasture full of MOLLY’S calves all day long! We selected Jo Endure 3336 to pair with MOLLY. Jo Endure 3336 is one of the most exciting bulls I have seen in the ABHA in a long time. This bull goes back to NJW 79Z Z311 Endure 173D ET. Endure 173D combines some of the best Hereford genetics from the NJW program ever produced with some of the top Knoll Crest Farm and Schu-lar genetics. When you see Endure in the pedigree you are going to see a consistent result. That rings very true with 3336’s sire Jo Endure 1408, just look at his own performance ratios of 115 and 122 for weaning and yearling weight respectively. Jo Endure 1408 is siring outstanding calves across the country! And We expect no less from 3336, he brings that same big-time performance as his sire with ratios of 111 for weaning weight and 117 for yearling weight. 3336 is powerful throughout the entire length of his body, he is big footed and sound, and built for power! And as the icing on the cake, he is homozygous black, homozygous polled and to top it off purebred at 93.5%! The resulting calf will be black and 96.75%!! Just take a moment to study the pedigree and EPD profile of this mating and you will see why we used both the sire and dam of this mating heavily!
• Embryos located at ReproLogix- Fort Scott, KS. Guarantee one (1) pregnancy if input by a certified embryologist.
CHBH 4B 11101 Ms Roller 917 granddam of Lot 112
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CHBH 917 Lady Domino 255 ET x JO Endure
JO ENDURE 1408
JO ENDURE 3336
JO LADY CLASSIC 517 BOOM 336
JO DOMINO 0832
CHBH 917 LADY DOMINO 255 ET
CHBH 4B 1101 MS ROLLER 917
• When looking for a donor we spend a lot of time making sure we are flushing something we would want an entire herd of. Very early on we recognized the 255 heifer as very special. She is deep, wide, and has just the right amount of bone while still retaining a feminine look. As she is developing and getting closer to calving her teat and udder structure is starting to take shape and it appears she is going to have an outstanding udder and teat quality. She is out of one of our first donor cows in the 917 female, 4B Black Herefords purchased her from one of the first Royal Affair sales. 255 goes back to a long line of powerful females including her mother and maternal grand-dam JN Baldee 1101. We paired 917 with Jo Domino 0832 who has done nothing but produce consistent cattle. If you ask Brock Johansen about Domino there is a very good chance, he is going to use the words “possibly the best bull I have ever raised!” 255 ET is exactly what we are aiming for in our ET program and we are very excited about the potential she brings to our herd and now someone else’s as well! We selected Jo Endure 3336 to pair with Lady Domino 255 ET. Jo Endure 3336 is one of the most exciting bulls I have seen in the ABHA in a long time. This bull goes back to NJW 79Z Z311 Endure 173D ET. Endure 173D combines some of the best Hereford genetics from the NJW program ever produced with some of the top Knoll Crest Farm and Schu-lar genetics. When you see Endure in the pedigree you are going to see a consistent result. That rings very true with 3336’s sire Jo Endure 1408, just look at his own performance ratios of 115 and 122 for weaning and yearling weight respectively. Jo Endure 1408 is siring outstanding calves across the country! And We expect no less from 3336, he brings that same big-time performance as his sire with ratios of 111 for weaning weight and 117 for yearling weight. 3336 is powerful throughout the entire length of his body, he is big footed and sound, and built for power! And as the icing on the cake, he is homozygous black, homozygous polled and to top it off purebred at 93.5%! A calf resulting from this mating will be Homozygous Black, Homozygous Polled and 87.4%!! The calf should combine the power of the sire and the consistent quality of the dam to make one heck of an animal.
• Embryos located at ReproLogix- Fort Scott, KS. Guarantee one (1) pregnancy if input by a certified
JO Endure – Lot 112
• We are extremely excited to offer semen on our new herd sire we acquired this past fall from the annual Burns Farms Bull Sale. BFS ROCKET 1227 was one of the most talked about Black Hereford bulls to sell recently. After commanding $15,000 at auction, we quickly got him to stud to start collection. We truly believe that this bull is one of a kind when you combine his soundness of structure, bold rib cage, and sheer presence on the move, wrapped up in a PUREBRED package. Big numbered with a stellar pedigree, tie onto what we at 4B believe is a breed changer type sire! Non-Certificate AI Sire
• BF POWER 225K ET was the Lot 1 feature bull at the 2024 Burns Farms Annual Female Event in Pikeville, TN. Commanding $72,500 at auction for 1/3 interest, that puts this herd sire valued at $217,500. We truly believe he is going to have a significant impact not only to our herd but also to the Black Hereford Industry as a whole. POWER is even more eyecatching in person. He is truly a one-of-a-kind herd sire. His first calf crop will be hitting the ground this spring and progeny will begin selling next year. POWER was the lead bull in the Grand Champion Pen of 5 at the 2024 Cattlemen’s Congress Hereford Show. POWER’s donor dam is the resident donor Ladysport 42F that was Burns Farms pick of the 2018 born bred heifers at NJW Polled Herefords in Sheridan, WY. Two full sisters to POWER sold in the 2023 Annual Female Event, commanding $42,500 to GKB Cattle and $15,000 to Chapman Land and Cattle and Rock Ridge Herefords. Sired by the popular Makers Mark, POWER is built right from the ground up. He is big footed, big middled, big hipped, attractive on the profile and dark red in color with maternal excellence on both sides of his pedigree. He is a herd bull that we feel can propel virtually any program.
