What boars have been working well on super monster daughters? Ours needs to be wider chested and deeper bodied. Should be plenty of boars that fit the bill just wondering whats had the most success on super monster.

<t>Bone doesnt always pass on. If breeding pigs were as easy as breeding sows to boars that look good and the boar siring how he looked everybody would be doing this and boars would sell for even more. 500 a dose is a lot for a boar that hasnt won a show yet or sired enough pigs to know how he will ...

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Your running the risk of the pigs being to big to pass. Are you sure on the due date. I would hit them with lutalyse to get them going if your sure on the date.

These pigs at this point dont look to have any structural problems. Also what structure problem are you seeing?

I have a perfect storm x mack attack litter that I am about to wean. They look awesome right now hope they hold together after weaning. Lots of bone, width and they look to be the right frame size. Should be some barrows that can play at state fairs and some keeper gilts.

Might be thinking of a different boar. I only caught the champion drive didnt see them long.

If I remember him correct he was had a roached top and could have been taller fronted. His picture doesnt show that though. The Ottenwalter boar was the one that worked best for me.

I question his legs a bit might just be the pictures not sure if his toes all point in the same direction. I cant remember him from Indy not sure why. I need a hamp boar that will add bone and width.

Any one seen him in person? Any litters? What does he work best on? Thanks

O.M.G that looks like the infamous Man Bear Pig. Half man, half bear, half pig haha.

<t>Primeswine your missing the whole point here. The problems were developmental problems or the breeder was mistaken when he told them the farrowing date. Lutalyse was not the problem. Also youve been against using lute but your only reason is if they cant do it naturally they shouldnt be around wh...

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Protect rondo on bone and a lot of the ones I have seen could be squarer.