Bigger Pinned
"Bigger pinned" refers to the width between an animal's pin bones in the hip region. If an animal is described as being bigger pinned, it means they have a wider, or more stout, pin width.
This is seen as a good thing. A bigger pinned animal often has more muscle in their hindquarters, which can contribute to their overall strength, durability, and value. So, in judging, livestock that are bigger pinned (or stout hipped, stout pinned, more pulled apart in their pin set, big hipped, or thick ended) are generally preferred over those that are narrower pinned.
This is seen as a good thing. A bigger pinned animal often has more muscle in their hindquarters, which can contribute to their overall strength, durability, and value. So, in judging, livestock that are bigger pinned (or stout hipped, stout pinned, more pulled apart in their pin set, big hipped, or thick ended) are generally preferred over those that are narrower pinned.
Questions that use this term.
Between #2 and #3, which goat is bigger pinned and wider based from behind?
Between #1 and #3, who is bigger pinned and has more natural thickness?
Between #2 and #4, who leaves you with a bigger pinned and thicker ended result?
Between #1 and #3, who is the bigger pinned barrow who has more mass from behind?
Between #2 and #4, who is bigger pinned and more massive through his stifle and lower quarter?
Between #2 and #3, who is bigger pinned and more expressive from behind?
Between #1 and #3, who is bigger pinned and more expressive through their stifle and lower quarter?
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Distribution of the types of classes in our database this term is used in.