Neck Tags
Impressively tough. This polyurethane tag withstands abuse from goats, sheep, guard dogs and world travel.
Customize your tags! We can customize your neck tag with consecutive numbers or farm/ranch name. Usually shipped within 2 business days.
Use on the farm
- This tag loops onto collars or polychains of sheep, goats or cattle.
- Attach a neck tag to a Guard Dog Collar for guard dogs.
- Additional placement on equipment and tractors for ease of identification for maintenance purposes.
Use off the farm:
- Many of our employees use these as luggage tags, as they are very durable and often outlast checked luggage.
- Identify tree or shrub variety for new plantings around the yard.
Instructions/Diagrams:
Polychain Instructions 
Specs
- 3-1/2"L x 2-1/4"W
- Stem: 5"L
- Sold per tag
- Polyurethane (so they take years of abuse and sunlight exposure)
- Tag colors are in order of visibility and contrast of the printed numbers: Yellow, White, Pink, Green and Blue
Customization
Custom printing details…
- Order tags above
- Determine imprint
- Numbers must be consecutive with or without repeating farm/ranch names. Up to 15 characters and 3 lines.
- Logos/Brands a one-time $25 setup fee per design.
- Imprint location: Front side of tag only
- Enter tag numbers/letters either in the "Customization Instructions" box in the Shopping Cart or the "Comments and/or Special Instructions" box at the bottom of the Review Your Order screen.
If you are ordering Blank Tags—Enter quantity of tags above and type "blank" in the Customization Instructions box in the shopping cart.
Installation
- Insert tab through ring of collar
- Insert tab into the slot of the tag
- Pull the tab the rest of the way through with pliers. The tab will hold tag in place and will not come out
Precautions
If using the Polychain, be cautious of entanglement.
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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Ear Tag Accessories
Marking Pen, black ink
Item #619500 -Make clear, readable marks on livestock identification tags. Useful for putting notes on tags.
$9.00 -
Ear Tag Accessories
Marking Pen, white ink
Item #619501 -Make clear, readable marks on livestock identification tags. Useful for putting notes on tags.
$9.00 -
Ear Tag Accessories
Z Tag Marker, black ink
Item #620126 -Make readable marks on Z tags. We like these for adding supplemental information other than I.D. number.
$9.00 -
Neck Tags
Polychain (40" long) and Clip
Item #614000 -Use to hold NeckTags on sheep and goats. Snaps around the animals neck.
$2.70 -
Neck Tags
Replacement Clip
Item #557008 -Use to hold NeckTags on sheep and goats. Snaps around the animals neck.
$0.70 -
Guard Dog Tools
X-Large Guard Dog Collar (30" long)
Item #818009 -Extra wide and thick collars for livestock guardian and other large breed dogs. Heavy duty components for years of outdoor use.
$13.00 -
Guard Dog Tools
Large Guard Dog Collar (25" long)
Item #818010 -Extra wide and thick collars for livestock guardian and other large breed dogs. Heavy duty components for years of outdoor use.
$12.00 -
Bells and Collars
Collar (black), 26" long
Item #615700 -Durable nylon collars for connecting bells and neck tags to the necks of sheep and goats.
$3.50 -
Bells and Collars
Collar (brown), 26" long
Item #615702 -Durable nylon collars for connecting bells and neck tags to the necks of sheep and goats.
$3.50 -
Bells and Collars
Collar (black), 30" long
Item #615703 -Durable nylon collars for connecting bells and neck tags to the necks of sheep and goats.
$3.75 -
Bells and Collars
Collar (brown), 30" long
Item #615704 -Durable nylon collars for connecting bells and neck tags to the necks of sheep and goats.
$3.75
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Lee B from Idaho
I really have liked these name tags all the many years that I have used them. They are so very sturdy and last for so many years, don’t tear off, are easy to read from a distance and hang nicely on the webbed collars all of my ewes wear. In fact, the ewes like the collars so much, when they are in their lambing jugs, I remove the collars and tags to wash them and the ewes protest reaching with their mouths to take THEIR collar back. It is a comfort thing to them and makes them so easy to lead and handle. I would NEVER use a halter for it hurts their nose bridge/turbinates and they fight the halter, but being led with a rope attached to their collar is like taking your dog for a walk. The way to go!
Tam I from West Virginia
These are by far the best tags. They lay flat and are highly visible. This is my 3rd order! I purchased one for each of my horses as well. They are attached to the halter. The fact that they are “soft” is a plus. My dairy goats are all in one color and my sheep are in another. I loop the “tail” around from the back to the front and then thru the “eye”, down the back and then thru the “eye” so the end is finished in the front. They lay flat, and can be used this way to hang shorter. They don’t catch on things this way!
Donna M from California
Love my sheep/dog tags. Easy to identify my Great Pyrenees from a distance.
Crystal C from Wyoming
Got this for my LGD and it works great! Very visible and I won’t worry so much if they get out from their boundaries.
Carolyn D from California
This is the second batch of name tags I’ve had made and once again all were perfect! I put them on all my sheep and goats because they are fun and if something should happen to me others will know who is who, since not all are ear tagged or tattooed!
Just noticed Roberta in Vermont’s review about tags falling off. Obviously she is not putting them on correctly. I have a collection of tags from my dearly departed who wore them their entire lives. I put them on breakaway plastic chains, so occasionally one gets caught and breaks away but when I find it the tag is still there!
