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Gambrel Restrainers
Simple, clever device. Immobilizes adult sheep and goats by holding neck and front legs alongside each other.
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Easy to carry by hand, waist belt, ATV, motorbike or horse. Safe to use. In 20 years, very few have ever broken. |
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Average Rating:
5 out of 5
5 out of 5
Number of Reviews:
3 customers reviewed this product.
Recommended:
5 out of 5 said they would recommend this product to a friend.
Date: December 17, 2012
Dale P from Alabama/Minnesota
Would you recommend this product? Yes
I live in Alabama and already had purchased one of these. This latest one I bought was for my older sister in Minnesota.
I live alone and do all of my care and maintenance of my stock by myself. This Gambrel Restrainer is heaven sent for me. I have to trim hooves and deworm and inject my goats all by myself, so I use this restrainer to subdue the animal while I perform all the periodic or unscheduled care on my animals.
It's true that the animal will calm down and actually eat grass or feed while in the restraint. They WILL freak out a little bit at first, but I pat them and talk calmly to them and offer feed. It works. I can trim, inocculate, and de-worm... and anything else I need to do with very little effort other than occasionally repositioning the animal to allow me to access a different hoof or something like that.
DEFININTELY RECOMMEND!
I live alone and do all of my care and maintenance of my stock by myself. This Gambrel Restrainer is heaven sent for me. I have to trim hooves and deworm and inject my goats all by myself, so I use this restrainer to subdue the animal while I perform all the periodic or unscheduled care on my animals.
It's true that the animal will calm down and actually eat grass or feed while in the restraint. They WILL freak out a little bit at first, but I pat them and talk calmly to them and offer feed. It works. I can trim, inocculate, and de-worm... and anything else I need to do with very little effort other than occasionally repositioning the animal to allow me to access a different hoof or something like that.
DEFININTELY RECOMMEND!
Date: May 9, 2012
Tina E from Billy Joe's Food Farm, Kansas
Would you recommend this product? Yes
Easy to use, affordable, reliable. Not very often that you find a product that does exactly what it says it will do. This restrainer WORKS.
Date: May 26, 2011
Deborah N from WV
Would you recommend this product? Yes
Works great, and is lightweight. Easy to apply and remove. The sheep can be positioned on their side, stomach, or back while wearing it. One acrobatic hair sheep wheelbarrowed himself accross the pen while wearing it but was easily caught up.
Date: March 15, 2010
Deborah G
Would you recommend this product? Yes
My vet was amazed when I used the large one on a ewe that had a real bad hind foot problem and I wanted to restrain her in a pen to be worked on. She laid quietly while he operated, medicated, bandaged and applied duct tape.
And then what really amazed me is that I used the small one on a lamb that we had to cut (yep banding works but not every time). I was able to control that 30 pound lamb in my lap.
And then what really amazed me is that I used the small one on a lamb that we had to cut (yep banding works but not every time). I was able to control that 30 pound lamb in my lap.
Date: March 4, 2010
John S
Would you recommend this product? Yes
We call them lamb hand cuffs. They work great. We move the lambs to the barn on a plastic sled. The lamb hand cuffs keep the lambs from getting up and falling off the sled. Nearly all of the 350 lambs that are born every year here will wear them for a bit.
