Lot 4: Coleman Donna 7231

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'Embryo Exposure Sale' April - 2026

Lot 4: (3) Coleman Donna 7231 x Coleman Easy Decision 1539

You are bidding on (3) Embryos by Coleman Donna 7231 x Coleman Easy Decision 1539. You are bidding on the # of embryos times the purchase price. Buyer is responsible for shipping.

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Image 1: Coleman Donna 7231

Image 2: Coleman Easy Decision 1539

Donor: Coleman Donna 7231 (AAA #+*19108071)

Coleman Donna 7231 is one of my very favorite daughters of 714 we have ever had. She was a female that I never wanted to sell, and if it was not for our complete dispersal of our summer calving unit in 2023, we would not have sold half interest in her. 7231 is a Pathfinder female who has a calving interval of 366 days on her first five calves and a progeny production record of BR 5/96, NR 5/106, and YR 5/107. She has a perfect udder, very long spined, perfect feet and very wedge-shaped Maternal Balance has created as much interest as any bull we have ever produced. He is as complete and fault-free as any bull you will find. He is big topped, massively hipped with added body in a perfectly structured skeleton, and stands on a perfect foot. We are very excited to get our first set of calves out of him. His Pathfinder dam is Coleman Chloe 9275, who is also the dam of Coleman Platinum, Coleman Security, Coleman Arrowhead, Coleman Concrete, Coleman Bond, Coleman Survivor, Coleman Pablo, Coleman Ore, Coleman Flagstone, Coleman General, Coleman Mahomes, Coleman Kelce, and Granite. Chloe 9275 is having a major impact not only in our herd, but also across the whole breed. 9275 currently has 14 sons that are working in major registered operations. These are IVF embryos (Trans Ova), and we are selling three embryos in this mating and guaranteeing one pregnancy.

Sire: Coleman Easy Decision 1539 (AAA *20503415)

With his first calf crop under his belt, EASY DECISION improved for CE and BW and also went up for WW. He is ratioing 99 for BW and 101 for WW. EASY DECISION is destined for maternal greatness with a pedigree that includes Juneau, CHARLO and is anchored by the famous Coleman Donna 714. His dam is an impressive cow and commanded a staggering $205,000 in the 2023 Coleman Angus Female Sale. Few sires offer the balanced ranking for management traits that EASY DECISION offers. He ranks high for SC, HP, DOC, CLAW, ANGLE, PAP and HS. With gender SELECTEDTM female semen available and herd rebuild on the horizon, it should be an EASY DECISION to use this sire.

Shipping: Embryos are stored at TRANS OVA, 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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