Marbling • Carcass • Growth
Registration #: 18690054
Date Of Birth: 10/20/2016
Breeder: Grand Bayou Farms
Sire: G A R Sure Fire 6404
Dam: GB Anticipation 432
Maternal Grandsire: G A R Anticipation
ABOUT GB FIREBALL 672
GB Fireball 672 is a highly proven Angus sire recognized for exceptional carcass merit, marbling and performance. Fireball has built a substantial progeny record while maintaining useful calving ease, feed efficiency and PAP genetics. In a 2022 structured progeny test, 21 of 22 Fireball-sired steers graded Prime while also producing the largest ribeyes and heaviest carcass weights in their 98-head contemporary group. His combination of carcass quality and multi-trait performance has made Fireball a widely used sire in both seedstock and commercial Angus programs.
Angus Sire Summary — July 24, 2026
EPDs and $Values are provided for reference and reflect the evaluation date shown above. Genetic evaluations are updated regularly. Please consult the American Angus Association for current EPDs and accuracies.
Conventional Semen
Conventional Semen
Elite Marbling
Fireball is one of the breed’s proven carcass sires, with exceptional marbling genetics backed by a substantial progeny record. His current Marbling EPD ranks in the Top 1% of the Angus breed, making him a powerful option for programs focused on improving quality grade and end-product value.
Carcass Merit
Fireball combines elite marbling with outstanding ribeye and overall carcass value. His progeny testing has demonstrated the ability to produce high-quality carcasses, including 21 of 22 Fireball-sired steers grading Prime in a structured progeny test reported by ABS.
Useful PAP
Unlike some high-carcass sires, Fireball also maintains a favorable PAP profile. His current PAP EPD ranks in the Top 15%, giving western and higher-elevation programs another useful consideration when evaluating him.
Proven Performance
Fireball has been used extensively throughout the Angus breed, giving cattlemen a large body of progeny information on which to evaluate him rather than relying primarily on genomic predictions from a young sire.
Commercial and seedstock programs seeking elite marbling, strong carcass merit and proven genetics, particularly where producing high-quality, high-value end-product cattle is a major breeding objective.