LAR MAN IN BLACK – 19955191

Growth • Maternal • Carcass

Registration #: 19955191
Date Of Birth: 01/27/2020
Breeder: Larson Angus Ranch
Sire: Bar R Jet Black 5063
Dam: JMB Maxine TG 2131
Maternal Grandsire: Sitz Top Game 561X

ABOUT LAR Man In Black

LAR Man In Black is a proven Angus sire known for combining exceptional growth, performance and maternal value in a powerful, practical package. A son of Bar R Jet Black 5063, Man In Black has seen extensive use across the Angus breed and has developed a substantial progeny record. He offers added growth and performance while maintaining useful carcass merit and maternal strength, making him a versatile option for both seedstock and commercial Angus programs.

ANGUS EPD PROFILE

Angus Sire Summary

CED
+7

BW
+3.0

WW
+92
Top 4%

YW
+158
Top 10%

MILK
+29

MARB
+1.09
Top 20%

RE
+.81

CLAW
+.46

ANGLE
+.39
Top 15%

PAP
-.71
Top 15%

$M
+97
Top 10%

$B
+188
Top 20%

$C
+341
Top 10%

EPDs and $Values are provided for reference and reflect the most current information available when this profile was prepared. Genetic evaluations are updated regularly. Please consult the American Angus Association for current EPDs and accuracies.

SEMEN SOURCES

ABS Global

Conventional Semen

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Conventional Semen

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WHY LAR MAN IN BLACK?

Powerful Growth: Man In Black ranks among the breed’s stronger growth sires, with WW in the Top 4% and YW in the Top 10%.

Maternal Value: His combination of performance and maternal genetics is reflected in a $M ranking in the Top 10%.

Balanced Carcass Merit: Man In Black adds useful marbling and carcass value, including MARB in the Top 20%.

Proven Genetics: With a substantial progeny record and widespread use across the Angus breed, Man In Black offers considerably more real-world information than a young genomic sire.

BEST FIT

LAR Man In Black is a strong fit for Angus programs looking to add growth, performance and maternal value while maintaining useful carcass merit. His proven progeny record makes him particularly well suited for seedstock and commercial operations wanting established genetics with considerably more performance information than a young genomic sire.