Named High Five because Terry and Jim high fived each other about what an incredible boar he is. After just seconds of Jim driving him around the barn, we knew we had to grab him out of The Draft. On the sandy drive, in the dry dirt you can see where the front foot leaves and the hind leg follows as he is flawlessly structured. For a boar to be able to track like he does with this fat of a hind leg, this massive rib cage, and this much spread down his back, it can only be one thing…generations of pedigree planning by the Rodibaugh family. High Five is absolutely a boar that you will want to tie into.