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Moto Moto sired calves out of Mojito 2 yr old heifers at McHale Farms, WV., 70 lb birth weights.

Moto is only 3 years old, so his first daughters are just being bred this Spring.  I have not received any pics from those that have used Moto Moto on Shorthorns.

Updated pic of the 3/4 blood bull calf with his mother.

Here is a heifer calf out of Moto Moto and an I80 X About Time (Maine) first calf heifer.  Birth weight was 65 lbs. Located in Ohio

I'll bite and do a little self promotion at the same time.  <party> Moto Moto will do many of the things you listed.  Full blood, maternally bred bull with lots of length, depth, rib, and muscling.  Low birth weight to boot. Pictured as a three year old.

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What frame score are you wanting to get back to, or do you just want longer bodied, big bellied females?

Thanks. Here is a Moto sired heifer calf out of an TC Total sired Angus cow.

Thanks. We will have about 30 calves from Moto Moto natural service. I will try to post some pics of the claves born to clubby bred heifers and cows.  Everyone that I have talked to likes their Moto calves.  No calving issues that I know of.

Here are a couple of 60 day old calves sired by Moto Moto. Bull calf was 65 lbs at birth. Heifer calf was 74 lbs at birth.

I know the original question was in regards to steers having nose rings.  I am sure temperament and control are the main issue. As for bulls, most major shows require all bulls over one year of age to have a nose ring.  After putting snap in rings on a few times, most bulls become more annoyed...

Use Moto Moto, he has no angus blood, but the replacement females will get you to where you are going much quicker.

Moto Moto- calf will come easily and develop into a soggy made steer, or big bodied female.  No sacrificing natural hair, bone, and foot size.

Here is another picture of a Moto sired bull calf.  65# BW pic was taken yesterday, calf is 42 days old in picture. 3/4 Galloway 1/4 Angus

I posted these pics, because I like these type of cows.  In my opinion you could take these females, or their black counterparts, and breed them to any terminal cross breed bull and not go wrong.  White-faced calves breed Hereford, smokes or Prairie Fires- Charolais.  You could go Limmy...

Go with a true 100% full blood British breed bull and straighten them out.  The right will give you sellable claves in either market, or keep the heifers for replacements.

I don't know anything about the Red Angus bloodlines.  The females are owned by Chickadee Farms in Alberta. The Galloway bloodlines are Brass Ring Galloway out of Terry, MT.

I would say the term fits.

Here are two 1/2 Red Galloway 1/2 Red Angus bred heifers. I thought they represent pretty darn good commercial females.

Moto Moto heifer calf out of a Pericles daughter.  Bred to be a TANK.