Nylon Breeding Harness
Place harness with crayon on ram/billy to verify when or if ewe/doe was attempted to be bred.
Marking Crayons sold separately.
Instructions/Diagrams:
Common Uses
Specs
- Soft, durable, adjustable nylon straps are long enough for the largest ram.
- Strong plastic snap buckles.
- Marking Crayon holder: 4" long x 2 1/4" wide at front end & 2 1/2 wide at back end x 1/2" deep.
Benefits
How to Use
Precautions
Improper fit may lead to chaffing.
Troubleshooting
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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Breeding Supplies
Marking Crayons (outside temps 40–80°F), Red
Item #505100 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$4.20 -
Breeding Supplies
Marking Crayons (outside temps 40–80°F), Yellow
Item #505600 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$4.20 -
Breeding Supplies
Marking Crayons (outside temps 40–80°F), Orange
Item #505400 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$4.20 -
Breeding Supplies
Marking Crayons (outside temps 40–80°F), Blue
Item #505200 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$4.20 -
Breeding Supplies
Marking Crayons (outside temps 40–80°F), Green
Item #505300 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$4.20 -
Breeding Supplies
Sheep Management Wheel
Item #986000 -Provides a detailed schedule based on your preferred lambing date. Very helpful in planning out your shepherding year.
$13.00
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Janell A from Minnesota
This is my third purchase, I'm replacing a cross-my-heart type that started malfunctioning. Easiest to put on, very adjustable and works well. I have 3 breeding groups and love know 'about' when and who is due. Of course the ewe 'still rule' LOL!
Pamela D from Oklahoma
Very good harness, stays put! Easy to change crayons!
Janell A from Minnesota
This is the easiest one to adjust. I can go from my robust 280 pound mature ram down to my 90 pound starter ram. And it stays put!
Deb B from Iowa
Exceeded our expectations!
Macey M from New Mexico
Easy to adjust and slip on. Looks like it will last several breeding seasons.