Distinctive Look:

A medium-sized, fine-boned pig with a long, narrow body, straight snout, and erect ears. They are easily recognized by their striking red-and-gold coat.

Heritage:

A critically rare breed in Australia, believed to be descended from the wild boars of the British Isles and introduced locally in the 1890s.

Performance:

Hardy and resilient with excellent foraging skills, making them the ideal choice for outdoor production.

Maternal Instincts:

Sows are exceptional mothers, though their progeny tend to grow more slowly than other commercial breeds.

Quality:

Renowned for producing exceptionally high-quality bacon.