Turn me loose is out of cant touch this too.

i would order it for thursday and have it on hand on friday. better safe than sorry

Ive seen a couple of litters out of him. Really stout boned and heavy muscled. I would probably watch him on rib shape and body.

i talked to platt. he is 150 a dose.

i think he was at hi point, but doesnt appear to be on their website anymore...dont know it this helps or not...i think he was a hamp, but im not 100% sure on that.

<t>i totally agree Darin. I think that if you have the paper stating it is a purebred you should be able to show the animal as a purebred regardless of the markings. With DNA testing, the accuracy of the pedigree can be verified. However, in this case, hampshires are identifed as the belted breed so...

Again, those are the requirements to exhibit an animal, that does not disqualify the animal from registration. You can still get a paper on that animal, and be eligible to register offspring from that animal.

Piggy,

If he is a pure hamp his offspring WILL be eligible for registration. Straight from the NSR website...

"Hampshire swine classified as off-belts may be used for breeding purposes, with offspring eligible for registration with the National Swine Registry."

He is housed at PSSS.

final approach at purple power is another one. his first pigs should have just been born in december or so.

i would look at full shift at purple power, or power wagon at psss.

www.adambeckshowpigs.com

this should be the informations you are looking for.

ive seen quit a few red detox pigs. he could work well if thats what you are looking for.

Piranha - Prairie State
Chaos - Top Cut
Blind Faith - Purple Power
Leap Frog - Lean Value
Premium Blend - Purple Power
Big Gulp - Prairie State

These are my choices, in no paticular order. Take a look at them and see what you think.