Our Foundation Fleckvieh- Sires

Perhaps one of the most notable bulls in the new world was Siegfried. Siegfried is remembered by everyone as a outstanding bull for all of the traits that have come to be expected from the top bulls, easy calving, superb conformation, and excellent
growth performance. Siegfried was bred by Anton Kirchner, at Ebendorf
in Austria where he was born on June 10th 1971.

Take a look here! His sire is from 1971 and his EPDs still stack up next to modern genetics.
CE, ADG, DMI, MCE, STAY, MARB, and API are all significant for building an efficient productive cow herd!

For breeders looking to retain the true German Fullblood Simmental type, while adding serious muscle and beef-making ability, Scottish Neff remains a genetic influence worth recognizing. His influence remains in his ability to breed on.

Siegfried son that adds carcass traits, thickness, from, the LCC Miss Argonne J145 line.

Siegfried son, both maternal and direct calving ease, high ALL Purpose Index.

Siegfried son, out of OCC Erica 750W cow line. Maternal, great udders, longevity, rugged range bull in a black polled package.

Direct German import sire, Homo polled, known for great females, I have 4 of.

"Focus has just documented his all around strength with a feedlot trial and what the Brink Fleckvieh genetic program can do when you blend them with commercial cows and put the offspring to the real test. Over 90% CAB or Choice, all yield grade 1&2's less than 13 months old, 933#carcass wt. average, and 15.7 on the rib eye. Focus has many unique characteristics. In his one visit to a bull stud in one jump put out over 1100 straws of quality semen which is rare. His athletic ability with correctness of hind leg and muscle allows him much comfort to do his work easily. His dam 648 is making her mark in her generating ability." -Brink Simmentals

Australia imported the first Fleckvieh semen in 1972 from bulls which a Scottish AI station imported from Germany. Here the popular Scottish Herod, out of the great Bethina from the Ulm breeding area.

Scottish Herod son, rare genetics, opportunity for feed efficiency, tenderness, and marbling.

Scottish Herod son, RARE genetics, I have the last ampule in existence , top 10 sire of all Fleckvieh for marbling adds ribeye.

Old school genetics

Themse. Sired by Honan out of Therri (Robinson) Strong female with long line of breeding. This is the dam of Scottish Neff.

Calving ease son of Scottish Neff

Use for structure, feet and excellent daughters.

Feed efficiency, fertility, marbling, easy keeping cows.