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High Maternal Sires
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DDA
Banjo E2B
Calved 1/21/2001 Reg. # 13825814 |
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of Wye 4613484 Lonestar of Wye 7478224 Luria of Wye #4020176 Banjo of Wye Umf 6413 11216396 Leonid of Wye #9899946 Blackbird of Wye Umf 5362 #10319253 Babine of Wye 9911895 Diamond Herdmaster 8110 9283963 Diamond Mc Henry 0113 9660408 MS Diamond Gay Gordon 4108 8241220 Diamond Henretta 368 10289299 Don Wood Bluelad 4 77 9419536 Miss Diamond Chance 065 9660460 MS Diamond Willabar 775 9004283 |
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| He was the result of and embryo from our great old 368 cow. She stayed in the herd untill she was 22 years-old. Most of the main stream genetics today have strictly been bred for numbers. We feel the first thing which you loose when you breed cattle like that is longevity. In another words the functional type traits were traded for growth, performance, and carcass. Here at Diamond D Angus we have never chased numbers but we have always stayed the course and bred functional-efficient cattle. E2B daughters are now doing a great job. | |