Crossfire has proven himself to be a consistent breeding bull and is a Trait Leader for REA. His progeny are pigmented, deep-ribbed with a big top and thick quarter. 32 calves born on the ranch in 2008 averaged 84# at birth. 12 sale bulls in 2009 had an average weaning ratio of 104 and an adjusted REA of 13.55." His dam is a Dam of Distinction that weaned 11 calves at 11 years of age. Her 9 single births have an average weaning ratio of 114. One son sells.
Semen for Sale:  $30 per unit, no certificates.
                                                       
Bar JZ Impressive 299E. Dam of Crossfire. Dam of Distinction. Picture taken at 12 years of age.
 

Kirby is one of those rare sires that will produce light calves at birth that grow fast to yearling weight. In addition to this, his progeny have large REA. 13 bull calves scanned IN 2008 had an average REA ratio of 105. He consistently puts eye pigment on his offspring. His maternal granddam and great granddams are Dams of Distinction. 7-way Trait Leader.

*Puckster needs no introduction.  *Has sired 2 National Champion steers and countless other show champions.
*Puckster daughters have produced the Grand Champion Female at the 2000 S.D. State Fair, Grand Champion Steer at the 2002 S.D. State Fair.
*Puckster is the sire of herd sires in numerous purebred herds in the region.
 

Sire of Distinction. Desirable EPDs: low birth weight, good growth. *Sons have thickness and capacity.
*Daughters are feminine and good-uddered. *Sired Grand Champion Bull in '99 at the NE Cattlemen's Classic.
*Sired Calf Champion & Res. Grand Champion Heifer 2000 NE Classic.
*Sired the Reserve Champion Steer 2000 MN State Fair.
*Sired Grand Champion Female Western Junior Livestock Show in 2001 and the Reserve Grand in 2000.
*At 11 years of age 326C traveled the pastures and moves as agilely and soundly as a two-year-old.
*Co-owned with Blueberry Hill Farm of NE and Squaw Creek Farms of SD.
 

Bar JZ Tradition 434V, Sire of Distinction,  is a sire whose positive influence on the Hereford breed becomes more evident with the passage of time. We have known for several years that he could produce outstanding females, and now that is even more obvious. KFF Perfect Miss, a daughter, sold for $20,000 in the Klippenstein Family Farm sale, and her bull calf sold for $50,000. The second high selling female in the sale was also a 434 daughter. Another daughter, S&S Vickie 498C produced a heifer that was grand champion at the National Western in Denver, and then came back to be the Grand Champion Cow/Calf at the American Royal and in Louisville. Her bull calf was Reserve Grand Champion Bull at both shows plus a national class winner. 434V sired a class winner in Denver 2000. A 434V son sold in Gerber's 2001 sale for $11,000. 434V will produce daughters with correct udders, superior milk production, and eye appealing conformation. His sons will be the kind that are easy to sell. 434V is owned by Bar JZ Polled Herefords, Klippenstein Family Farm, Yoricka Farm Inc., and Gerber Polled Herefords.