Bent Hand Shear
Burgon & Ball Shears. Unlike other hand shears, the handle is bent 15º. Easy to maneuver in tight areas. Used for trimming sheep and general use.
Instructions/Diagrams:
Resharpening Form 
Common Uses
Use a Hand Shear Protector, sold separately, to protect and safely store your shears.
Specs
- 5.5" blades
- Double ground
- Blue handles
Benefits
Tips
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Hand Shears
Hand Shear Protector
Item #866100 -Constructed of thick, rugged leather to protect and safely store shears.
$2.75 -
Resharpening Service
Hand Shear Sharpening (any hand shear, each)
Item #869100 -Resharpen your blades, combs or cutters. Rapid turnaround, precision finish, low cost! Custom-engraving available.
$7.00 -
Foot Trimming and Care
Trimming Stand with Headpiece
Item #819600 -For trimming show sheep and goats, shearing or foot trimming. Restrains animals at a comfortable level.
$250.00
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John C from North Carolina
This is the first pair of hand shears I've purchased, although I have used and borrowed multiple other hand shears. I use them to trim excess hair on my Dorper/Katahdin herd and they do great, many of the sheep are skittish from the electric shears I would previously rent. Takes longer but it never malfunctions or overheats like some electric shears.
Ernie R from California
I bought these shears to trim off the small amount of hair that doesn't fall off the Black Belly sheep I own, They work great. They are light weight, easy to use, and ,best of all, portable. I can use them in the barn or out in the field. I highly recommend these shears to everyone.
Lois C from North Carolina
We don't have power at the barn and our pet Dopper doesn't completely shed so I got these to finish the job and they work great.
Lee H from North Carolina
I bought these mainly for trimming off any excess hair on our Katahdin sheep to reduce fly strike or better treat fly strike. We only have 20 sheep so this was most cost effective. They work well and are easy to maneuver around the entire sheep. Very sharp, so be careful! I didn't experience hand fatigue but if you were going to use them for entire sheep trimming for a herd I would recommend electric vs these manual ones.
James B from Pennsylvania
This is my second pair. I have used the first pair for nine years, hand shearing a flock of 30 ewes. I love the way the bent handle allows me to follow the natural body lines.
