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:
Fitting Instructions and how-to replace crayons 
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
Mild Marking Crayons (from outside temperature up to 65-85ºF), red
Item #505100 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$3.85 -
Breeding Supplies
Mild Marking Crayons (from outside temperature up to 65-85ºF), yellow
Item #505600 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$3.85 -
Breeding Supplies
Mild Marking Crayons (from outside temperature up to 65-85ºF), orange
Item #505400 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$3.85 -
Breeding Supplies
Mild Marking Crayons (from outside temperature up to 65-85ºF), blue
Item #505200 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$3.85 -
Breeding Supplies
Mild Marking Crayons (from outside temperature up to 65-85ºF), green
Item #505300 -Marking aids allow for quick identification. Quickly identify which ewes/does have been bred.
$3.85 -
Breeding Supplies
Sheep Management Wheel
Item #986000 -Provides a detailed schedule based on your lambing date. By Pipestone Sheep School.
$13.00
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John G from Illinois
Worked great, fit was good, build for tough use
Debbie G from Kentucky
While I imagine the harness itself works fine, I found it nearly impossible to adjust without totally removing it from my Katahdin ram. The schematic is more helpful to me than the video since much of the application in the video is obscured by the ram's wool. Also not shown from different angles. I recommend it, but I have have a lot of trouble getting it on, and I have to take it off and put it back on to adjust it every day or two or to change crayons.
Kirby K from Nebraska
Harness is easy to adjust and stays in place well. It does just what you want it to do.
James S from California
This is the second harness we have purchased. Have uses the first one now for 2 years with great success. Stays in place and if adjusted properly does not chafe ram. Bought a second one for new ram.
Henry B from Minnesota
The harness has plenty of adjustment for my young Clun Forest ram lamb. It fits comfortably on him with little to no chafing. This harness will fit him and my larger rams.
Good purchase. Good quality. Good product from a good company.
