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Mark & Cathy DeBoo
www.diamonddangus.com
1-800-932-6487
406-279-3633
2015 Sire Directory
Semen for Sale
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What will Diamond D Angus
Genetics do for you?
Diamond D Angus would like to thank all of our past and future customers for believing
in and supporting our program. Some might say we are out of the main stream. We
have chosen to put a lot more emphases on functional and economic traits rather
than EPD’s. During the 1980’s, cattle were being bred to look like race horses - all legs
and no guts. Many of the functional traits were left behind in the race for big numbers. We did not follow this trend; instead, choosing to breed for just classic Angus
traits. While we have not bred cattle for carcass numbers, our ultrasound numbers
are very good. This is an indication that just good basic Angus have always had
good meat quality. Our commercial industry needs great cattle, not cattle with great
numbers. Breeding cattle with great numbers is easy. Breeding great cattle is a challenging task.
♦ Consistency - Diamond D Angus genetics will breed more true­­—due to the many
years of intensive line breeding.
♦ Calving ease - We have always put emphases on good calving ease. We typically
will not use a bull on cows that we would not also use on first calf heifers.
♦ Carcass - Ultrasound has proven that DDA cattle excel in the grass fed beef industry,
and as always, are still suitable for the feed lot. Diamond D Angus cattle have proven
to be consistently superior in tenderness.
♦ Efficiency - For many years, the cows and calves have been weighed at weaning
and conditions scores are given. Typically our cows are weaning calves weighing
50% of their own weight or greater. We prefer a 4-frame cow weighing 1200 to 1300
pounds in good flesh.
♦ Longevity - Most traits can be compared to a chapter in a book, but longevity is the
entire book. Diamond D Angus has numerous cows that are still in the herd at the age
of fifteen and beyond.
What DDA Forage Developed coming
two year old bulls will offer:
♦ More fertile and will cover more cows.
♦ Will continue to gain weight through first breeding season.
♦ No bull’s feet or legs ruined due to hot feed.
♦ More years of service; fewer injuries and breeding problems.
♦ Bulls are more conditioned to the real world.
The emphases here on the ranch have been placed on efficiency, moderate frame
and high maternal mothers. We like a 4-frame cow that will weigh 1200 to 1300
pounds in good flesh. These are the cows that will last in the herd. This is not a new
direction or philosophy for Diamond D Angus. We have been on a consistent course
with very little variation for over forty-six years.
Mark & Cathy DeBoo
4092 Valier-Dupuyer Rd
1-406-279-3633
1-406-799-3480 cell
1-800-932-6487
dda@3rivers.net
DDA Emblazon 27C
Reg # 14257843  Calved: 2/01/02  Tattoo: 27C
EPDs
BW
+2.0
WW
+40
YW
+61
SC
-0.03
MILK
+18
$EN
+24.46
$W
+44.22
Q A S TRAVELER 23-4 #
DHD TRAVELER 6807 #
BEMINDFUL MAID D H D 0807 #
OCC EMBLAZON 854E #+
REG 12514348 PBC 707 1M F0203 #
DIXIE ERICA OF C H 1019
DIXIE ERICA OF C H 615
SHOSHONE ERIC 1714
SHOSHONE 130-6357
SHOSHONE FRANCES 6357 #
DDA MELISA 824 #
REG 13054587
BEAR OF WYE UMF 6591
DDA MELISA 545
DDA MELISA 115
14257843
DDA Melisa 824
Mother to 27C and E5H
♦ We are happy to announce DDA Emblazon 27C has been put to the test
all across the U.S., Canada, Australia and South America. He may be the
thickest easiest fleshing bull we have ever seen, and he does it on 100%
forage. A large part of our market on semen is to cow/calf operations. The
times that registered breeders have chosen to use this great sire. The bulls
top their sales.
♦ The mother of 27C is now 17 years old and still in production. Both her and
27C landed spots in the Angus Legends books.
♦ This great sire should be in every registered herd in the country. I know he
will not be, because he was not bred for the EPD numbers game. DDA Emblazon 27C is a five frame bull weighing 2300 lbs. after the breeding season.
He is an udder-fixer due to Shoshone 130, Bear and Fahren of Wye on the
dam side and OCC Emblazon on the sire side. He traces to the same cow
family as DDA Fahren 21X. Phenotypically, this bull is very correct with great
feet and legs.
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DDA Fahren 21X
Reg # 12773616  Calved: 2/01/97  Tattoo: 21X
EPDs
BW
-1.9
WW
+24
YW
+44
SC
+0.47
MILK
+11
$EN
+62.6
$W
+49.43
FAVOUR OF WYE
FENLAND OF WYE
FINE OF WYE #
FAHREN OF WYE UMF 5830
REG 10762574 BUTLER OF WYE
FLORELLE OF WYE UMF 5229 #
FRANNIE OF WYE #
BEAR OF WYE UMF 6591
CARTY OF WYE UMF 6952
CLOVA OF WYE UMF 6686
DDA MELISA 549
REG 12320123
MC GILL CREEK BLAZE 0241
DDA MELISA 381 #
DDA MELISA 115
12773616
DDA Fahren 21X
Daughter
 DDA Fahren 21X is a line bred Fahren of Wye. The Fahren
daughters we have are some of the best cows we have
ever owned. They are deep, thick and very functional with
almost perfect udder quality. We have Fahren daughters that
are very sound at 19 years of age. The temperament of his
offspring is second to none. If you are looking for a sire to use
on your first calf heifers and would like to sleep at night this is
your bull. We have sold thousands of straws on this great bull
for use on heifers. We have never had a complaint. Calving
ease supreme Guaranteed. You will also want to use him on
your cows and save every daughter he produces. His semen
is in high demand and has been used all across the U.S. and
Canada with outstanding satisfaction.
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DDA Lodge E5H
Reg # 15974013  Calved: 2/14/07  Tattoo: E5H
EPDs
BW
+2.3
WW
+17
YW
+23
SC
-0.33
MILK
+10
$EN
+65.45
$W
+32.05
FABRON OF WYE
CAREER OF WYE
CLARICE OF WYE +
LODGE OF WYE
REG 4020202 PRINCE OF MALPAS +
LORENA OF WYE
DEVOTION OF WYE
SHOSHONE ERIC 1714
SHOSHONE 130-6357
SHOSHONE FRANCES 6357 #
DDA MELISA 824 #
REG 13054587
BEAR OF WYE UMF 6591
DDA MELISA 545
DDA MELISA 115
15974013
DDA Melisa E706
Full sister to E5H
 What an outstanding individual DDA Lodge E5H is. He is very
deep, long and thick. He has a great temperament and very
good feet and legs. He is a maternal brother to 27C. His sire is
Lodge of Wye. Lodge is one of twelve bulls in the entire breed
that has been proven genetic defect free. We have four full
sisters to E5H in production and they are phenotypically very
correct. The E5H daughters are beautiful young cows. They are
very feminine, fertile cows that will stay in production for a very
long time. Udder quality is nearly perfect. The E5H sons have
sold very well at our sale.
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Hyland BC 0668
Reg # 15528673  Calved: 3/11/06  Tattoo: 0668
EPDs
BW
+1.3
WW
+29
YW
+32
SC
-0.97
MILK
+15
$EN
+44.15
$W
+42.97
FABRON OF WYE
CAREER OF WYE
CLARICE OF WYE +
LODGE OF WYE
REG 4020202 PRINCE OF MALPAS +
LORENA OF WYE
DEVOTION OF WYE
LEONID OF WYE #
MISTIC OF VOLGA 2018 +
MARGARET OF VOLGA 9009 #
HYLAND BARBARA 0266 #+
REG 14304783
LEROY OF VOLGA 9874
BARBARA OF VOLGA 2094 #
BARBARA OF VOLGA 9835
15528673
DDA Hana 879
Daughter of 0668
 When we saw this great pedigree, we thought what an
opportunity to continue lining up the same goodness that
Fahren came from. His dam is line bred good old Wye and
Rito 707. She is truly a great maternal cow. His sire, Lodge of
Wye, is one of the very few sires that has been proven genetic
defect free. Lodge also ranks #2 in the entire breed for $EN.
His daughters in production are beautiful young cows. Very
feminine, great udder quality and fleshing ability. Co-owned
with Hyland Angus.
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DDA B&T 18K
Reg # 16878656  Calved: 5/01/10  Tattoo: 18K
EPDs
BW
-0.1
WW
+36
YW
+53
SC
I+.07
MILK
+9.0
$EN
+34.14
$W
+31.35
LONESTAR OF WYE
BANJO OF WYE UMF 6413
BLACKBIRD OF WYE UMF 5362 #
DDA BANJO 1101
REG 11603400 BLACK BROWE JUMBO 37P
MISS DIAMOND JUMBO 587
MISS DIAMOND CHANCE 334
PARAMONT AMBUSH 2172 #
HIGH VALLEY 4C6 AMBUSH #
HIGH VALLEY GLORIA 1Q2
DDA GALATEA 031
REG 13647176
BANJO OF WYE UMF 6413
DDA GALATEA 423
GALATEA DIAMOND 006
16878656
Mother to 18K
DDA Galatea 031
at 13 years old
 We are very excited about this young bull. Phenotypically,
he is very correct. He is long bodied with great depth and
thickness. Very good temperament. The average birth weight
on his sons has been 75 pounds, all falling between 69 and 80
pounds. He is double bred Banjo of Wye. His mother is 15 years
old and still in production. Diamond D Angus will be using this
young bull very heavily in the upcoming years. His daughters
are making very nice young cows, they are very good mothers
and have great temperament.
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DDA Pinebank 50H
Reg # 15980176  Calved: 4/21/07  Tattoo: 50H
EPDs
BW
-1.4
WW
+30
YW
+47
SC
+0.35
MILK
+12
$EN
+35.63
$W
+32.94
 This is a bull that was sold in our 2008 sale to the
Ole Farms in Athabasca, Alberta Canada. I had
the opportunity to attend the Ole Farms sale in
February. The 50H bull is now 8 years old and looks
fantastic. His sons have topped their sale for two
15980176 years in a row. I feel strong enough
about this great
sire, that I bought a son at their sale. Look for his
progeny in the future. We will also be using the 50H
semen here at Diamond D Angus. Travis Olson
from the Ole Farms reports to me that the 50H
daughters are among some of their very favorite
females. This is really worth a lot, because they are
running over 1000 head. They are the largest seed
stock producer in Canada. This is what the Ole
Farms wrote in their sale catalog. 50H is one of the deepest bodied, smoothest moving bulls to
have ever walked at Ole Farms. Use of him will improve feet quality, add fleshing ability, and
reduce frame score and birth weight. 50H will leave you some of the most attractive and functional females in the industry.  Co-owned with the Ole Farms.
PINEBANK WAIG 5/93
PINEBANK WAIG 31/95
PINEBANK WAIG 58/93
PINEBANK WAIGROUP 41/97 #
REG 14959541
TUPURUPURU 838/86
PINEBANK 639/88
PINEBANK 663/85
FAHREN OF WYE UMF 5830
DDA FAHREN 5Z
D D A ZELDA 791
MELISA 206 DDA
REG 14095558
O C C EMBLAZON 854E +#
DDA MELISA 003
D D A MELISA 381 #
Jad Fremont Z6306
Reg # 17472365  Calved: 4/05/12  Tattoo: Z6306
EPDs
SHOSHONE LUD 840
JAD PRUDENT LAD 6157
SHOSHONE PRUDENCE 6157
JAD EX T3199
REG 16029920
SHOSHONE EUSTON 3131
SHOSHONE ESTER 731-3199
HBR ESTER 3128-731
SHOSHONE PYUS 6157
SHOSHONE PIVOT 6159
SHOSHONE PRUDENCE 6159
SHOSHONE FRANCES 6306
REG 14039458
SHOSHONE EGAN 3128
SHOSHONE FRANCES 6347
SHOSHONE FRANCES 6357
Mother to
JAD Fremont
BW
+1.8
WW
+23
YW
+34
SC
I+.39
MILK
+15
$EN
+30.88
$W
+19.52
 This pedigree combines some of the very best Shoshone maternal genetics. The Great Grandmother is
also the mother to our Shoshone 130 bull. The Shoshone 130 is the maternal Grand sire to some of our great
sires we are using today, like DDA Emblazon 27C, DDA Lodge E5H. Due to the fact that I could not say it
any better, this is what John Dockweiler writes about this great sire. ”It takes time to concentrate genetically
superior cows into every slot of an animal’s recent recorded ancestry. Once that has been done, it provides
a certain stability and predictability.”  Co Owned
with John Dockweiler and Scott Shively.
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RDDA Roy 33K
Reg # 1410549  Calved: 5/03/10  Tattoo: 33K
EPDs
BW
-3
WW
+59
YW
+82
SC
MILK
+14
$EN
$W
LUN CHEROKEE CHF 902
BB L902 BBRED 5236
BB 1502 KANSAS 1912
BB 5236 BBRED 6015
REG 322719 BB CHOCJULS SLEE1369
MM 1369 SALEE 1907
MHM LARETTA 420
BECKTON JULIAN GG B571
BECKTON JULIAN G1 J526
BECKTON ANNIE F743 LN
RDDA MELISA 836
REG 1284627
BECKTON HUSTLER C2 L079
RDDA MELISA 627
DDA MELISA 420
 This bull has great depth, length
and fleshing ability. Like in all good
Diamond D Angus cattle, he never had
any grain or supplement
of any kind.
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His temperament is also very good. He
traces to our good Melisa cow family,
like so many of our good black Angus.
His sire comes from the great maternal
herd of Roy Beebe.
HRegA# 17505028
R Pinebank
443 202
 Calved: 3/27/12  Tattoo: 202
PINEBANK WAIG 5/93
PINEBANK WAIG 31/95
PINEBANK WAIG 58/93
PINEBANK WAIGROUP 41/97 #
REG 14959541
TUPURUPURU 838/86
PINEBANK 639/88
PINEBANK 663/85
D D A AMBUSH 20Y
DDA ALLY 69C
GALATEA DIAMOND 006
DDA STELLA 443
REG 14663400
OCC EMBLAZON 854E #+
DDA STELLA 216
DDA STELLA 057
EPDs
BW
I+.5
WW
I+34
YW
I+52
SC
MILK
I+16
$EN
+28.85
$W
+38.53
 This is a ¾ brother to the 50H. We used him natural service on 77 two year old
heifers after their first calf. After pregnancy checking in December we had 2 out of
the 77 open. This group of 77 heifers was not AI bred prior to turning the 202 bull. I
am very excited to get 75 calves out of this great young sire. Bulls with this kind of
fertility and drive will sire fertile feminine females. This bull is very correct with great
feet.  Co- owned with Hague Angus Ranch.
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The Diamond D Angus Story
I am the third generation DeBoo raising functional Angus cows. It all started with
my grandfather and grandmother (Charlie and Mary) in the 1950’s. At that time,
Charles was the only registered Angus breeder in the Golden Triangle area of
Montana. In the early days, he owned a bull called Pattern of Wye. Pattern of Wye
was instrumental in shaping the future for DDA.
In 1972, my grandfather’s life was cut short after hip replacement surgery. He died
less than 24 hours later.
My dad and mom (Don and Janet) were married in 1957 and started raising cows
on shares with my grandparents, on a small ranch 10 miles southwest of Valier.
My Mom and Dad raised 7 kids on this small operation. Needless to say, everyone
needed to learn how to work and be very thrifty and efficient. That also included
the cows.
In 1962, my Mom and Dad bought their first registered Angus heifers. They
continued raising commercial cattle at that time. Due to the influence from
Pattern of Wye, my Dad learned that all cows were not created equally. In the
1960’s, most cattle were very short and blocky; they would have been a frame
score of 1 or maybe in the negative figures. The Wye cattle were the larger framed
cattle for the time period. The industry trend changed in the late 60’s and early
70’s to larger framed cattle and the Wye cattle became very popular. There were
a lot of very functional cattle at that time. The trend continued to go larger and
larger framed in the late 70’s and 80’s. My parents tried to follow the trend until the
early 1980’s.
I am very thankful that at that time my parents knew what a really good functional
Angus cow was like. It did not take them long to understand the direction the
industry was headed and this was not the path they wanted to be on. Due to the
influence of the Pattern of Wye bull in the early 70’s and the direction the whole
industry was headed, Diamond D Angus knew they didn’t want to follow this route.
They decided with the knowledge of the old Pattern Bull, they would once again
go to the Wye herd for their genetics. My parents spent many years selling bulls
private treaty to repeat commercial buyers.
After working 6 years as a mechanic for John Deere, I (Mark) moved back to the
ranch in 1988. We had our 1st production sale in the spring of 1989 in an old barn.
Looking at it today, I still wonder how we did it. At that time, we were selling about
50 bulls at the sale. Perhaps our competition was averaging more per bull than we
were, for it was the start of the big EPD race.
We continued to line breed for functional, maternal and efficient traits. This was
not a popular or easy path to be on at the time. I am 100% convinced it was the
proper path to take.
In 2006, we had our first fall production sale where we sold long yearling forage
developed bulls. I would challenge any registered breeder to forage test your bulls
if you really want to know what they are made of. This has proven to be a very
good change for DDA. In recent years, we are selling our genetics all over the US,
Canada and Argentina.
We now sell about 130 bulls every fall and about 100 bred females at our
production sale. This is our 10th annual Sire Directory where we offer our timetested line bred genetics.
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Semen Price List­—2015
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♦*Prices
NAME
DDA Emblazon 27C
DDA Fahren 21X
DDA Sure Enough 6D
Carty of Wye UMF 6952
DDA Fahren 5Z
DDA Dazeler 2E
DDA Lodge E5H
DDA B&T 18K
DDA Freemen 68F
DDA Banjo 2124
DDA Banjo E2B
DDA Emulation 30K
DDA Freemen 160K DDA Favour 26F
Hyland BC 0668
MH Mick 53
DDA Lazer 114 I
DDA Favour E4H
DDA Roy 33K
H A R Pinebank 443 202
Jad Fremont Z6306
subject to change without notice.
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SEMEN CERTIFICATE VOLUME
#14257843
#12773616
#14381036
#11773159
#13299980
#14663340
#15974013
#16878656
#15165535
#11789346
#13825814
#16879584
#16893849
#15435944
#15528673
#15993873
#16256306
#15974012
#1410549
#17505028
# 17472365
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Call, Write or E-mail your order to: DIAMOND D ANGUS
Mark DeBoo ------ 1-406-279-3633-------- 1-406-799-3480 cell ------ dda@3rivers.net
4092 Valier Dupuyer Rd., Valier, MT 59486 ♦ www.diamonddangus.com
As founder and President of Thousand Hills Cattle Company, I have examined over five
thousand 100% grass fed cattle over the past five years. The fat open 24 month old heifers
Mark ships me every spring are consistently the best cattle I kill each year; excellent
marbling and backfat, large ribeyes, calm dispositions, great tenderness and fine muscle
texture. My only complaint is that there aren’t enough of them and they make the rest of
the fat cattle look bad! In addition to the desirable carcass qualities, because of the tight breeding and ruthless
culling over the years, I like all the DDA cattle I’ve seen at their sales - they would all work
perfectly in my program. Please consider using DDA bulls, especially if you are in MN or
the Dakotas, because I want to purchase more DDA bred fats and yearlings. Todd Churchill ♦ Thousand Hills Cattle Company
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Fall Production Sale
Thursday, November 12, 2015 at the Ranch­—Valier, MT
Mark & Cathy DeBoo
4092 Valier-Dupuyer Road
Valier, MT 59486
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