I will be quite frank Chris and I have seen a lot of crossbred boars this summer and we both feel this one fits right in with the top 5% that we have seen. Giddy comes out of a litter where we averaged 1500 on mate barrows and leased the mate sisters. He comes out of a pedigree of breed changing, proven boars that sit in the bottom side of many great hogs. Giddy brings a lot of positive to the table being perfect headed and tall shouldered that feeds back with so much shape and dimension. When you set him in motion he does it so effortless and maintains squareness. We like this pig a lot, so much so he will make you GIDDY when he walks out of the barn.