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'Next Generation Embryo Auction' - 2026
Lot 6: (3) Diamond Lady Denver F365 x Woodhill Comstock
You are bidding on choice of (3) Embryos by Diamond Lady Denver F365 x Woodhill Comstock. You are bidding on the # of embryos times the purchase price. Buyer is responsible for shipping.
Image 1: Diamond Lady Denver F365
Image 2: Woodhill Comstock
Donor: Diamond Lady Denver F365 (AAA +*19381747)
Maternal genetics never cease to disappoint any cattlemen in business and quite honestly, them genetics drive most cowherds to the forefront of success in todays industry. They have been for over 100 years. A firm believer that the cow makes up 51% of the equation in all matings. Take a look at the maternal matron backing this particular mating. A newer acquisition to Miller Angus Farms. Purchased from Stevenson Diamond Dot in Montana for $30,000. Sired by the legendary sire; Basin Payweight 1682 and out of dam who stems from the matriarch Lady Denver cow family. The F365 went to work in short order at Miller Angus Farms. This years bull sale, her sons averaged $21,000 who went to work for popular angus breeders of Fuoss Angus Ranch, and Larson Angus Ranch and 2 top commercial angus outfits in the midwest. 2025 sons averaged $19,000. A very popular son sired by Sitz Feat 729H landed at Foxhoven Angus in Nebraska. All daughters have been retained and 2 have entered the donor battery this year. Prior to F365 leaving Montana, she has been a key and influential donor for Stevenson Diamond Dot where several daughters are in production as key matriarch producers or top tier donors for the Diamond Dot oufit. Several sons have sold for the $20,000+ range over the past few years going to work for top end seedstock and commercial producers alike. The Comstock x Lady Denver F365 mating hails in as an entry with some of the most potent maternal potential with the added performance that you will find anywhere in America. A quick ROI with the sons and checkmate move to the top with the females.
Sire: Woodhill Comstock (AAA +*21385527)
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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