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'Next Generation Embryo Auction' - 2026
Lot 9: (3) or (5) Blair’s Jessie 128J x KJHT Power Take Off
You are bidding on choice of (3) or (5) Embryos by Blair’s Jessie 128J x KJHT Power Take Off. You are bidding on the # of embryos times the purchase price. Buyer is responsible for shipping.
Image 1: Blair’s Jessie 128J
Image 2: KJHT Power Take Off
Donor: Blair’s Jessie 128J (+)
Our Red Angus program is anchored by the Jesse cow family with Blair’s Jesse 128J & her full sister Blair’s Jessie 157J leading our donor group and I think you can see why. I can promise if you saw the Jessie’s out on grass you would be blown away with their overall volume, attractive design, docility and udder quality. Get in on a unique opportunity to add Jessie genetics to your program. The grandam SSS Jessie 261Z was our $41,000 pick out of the SSS program a number of years ago. owned with carlos ojea from argentina
Sire: KJHT Power Take Off (RAA - 3525459)
Grand Champion Red Angus Bull at the 2019 Fort Worth Stock Show
»Explosiveness of muscle, rib shape, and movement make him a valued sire
»Incredible phenotype with great overall balance, very limited supply of semen available
Shipping: Embryos are stored at TransOva, Iowa. Once payment is made, the embryos will be released to the Buyer at this location. The Buyer is responsible for shipping!
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