This one was right under a 100 lbs at about low 90 lbs but not sloopy and very conditioned. Very tight and muscular with power and agility for his size. One of the few pits I had over 50 lbs. I never really carried any pits besides game ones so "Mammoth pits" aren't the norm for me. Only once in my lifetime have I seen a freak of nature who came out 100 lbs from two game line pits. Parents weighed between 40-50 lbs and came from old family rednose. Name was Bucket and his parents had over 6 litters in a span of 10 years and only Bucket came out that huge. All the others were consistant between 38-50 lbs in weight. But everynow and then nature does throw a freak. My cousin is 6'5 275 solid and played college ball for West Point and was a beast. Pretty rare for a mexican kid. lol His father was like 5'4 and mom was 5'0. He came out of his moma so you couldn't question that and he looked like the giant version of his father so pretty sure he wasn't the milk mans kid. lol His little brothers came out average about 5'7, yet still taller than both parents, not anywhere the size of there "mamoth" bro.
You start getting into Whopper, Razor Edge, Gotti, Woods, Camelot, Watchdog, Gaff, Monster G lines those aren't pits anymore. They are pits who down the line were cross with mastiff, AM bulldog, presa, or some other bully or mastiff line. Even my boy below had some AM staff lines that in my opinion were questionable and I've been doing this for a long time not to realize he had something in the soup down the line other than old school type pits. But he still pulled more to a working type pit for his size cause of his capabilities and ability to do super things at a large weight. Plus he didn't have any heavy Gotti, Razor edge etc type blood I mention above which tends to be blood bred for color and size vs working abilities.
