Sheep Blankets (w/o neck)
Use sheep blankets to keep sheep clean at shows or sales. For large-framed sheep.
Use with our sheep hoods.
Common Uses
- Keeping sheep clean at shows, sales.
- As a cover to keep twine, hay, etc. out of high-value fleeces.
- As a warmer in very cold conditions.
- Use with our sheep hoods.
Specs
- Small: 35" long x 19" tall
- Medium: 39" long x 21" tall
- Large: 43" long x 23" tall
- X-Large: 46" long x 25" tall
- 2X-Large: 49" long x 26" tall
- 3X-Large: 52" long x 27" tall
- 4X-Large: 54" long x 28" tall
- 5X-Large: 58" long x 30" tall
Benefits
- Has 2 leg straps.
- Dual-label system for sizes. Labels in the front seam and tallies near tail on each item.
- Quality materials using single and double stitching.
- Consistency in sizes and designs. (Too many current blankets notably vary within sizes.)
- Material is cotton/poly canvas—combines strength, durability and breathability.
- Machine washable.
- Low shrinkage when washed (only 1/2" in our tests).
How to Use
- Once you are relatively confident in the size of blanket your sheep needs, unfold the blanket and locate the "head hole".
- Put the head of the sheep through this hole and allow the blanket to go as far down the neck as possible.
- Straighten and arrange the blanket. The longer portion of the blanket should run the length of the sheep and shorter side should drape along the chest of the sheep. Pull the blanket straight/tight in all locations and strive to keep the seam of the blanket centered along the back of the sheep.
- Connect the leg straps around the back legs. There are two common methods for doing this. The first is to simply undo the snap and move the strap so it is on the inside of the leg and then re-snap it to the D-ring. Do this to both legs and the blanket will stay in place in 95% of the time if it is the correct size for the sheep.
For the situations when the blanket tends to fall off, there is an alternative connection system called "crossing". When crossing leg straps, you will simply undo the snap on the left side of the blanket and connect it to the right side D-ring. You will then take the snap on the right side of the blanket and connect it to the D-ring on the left side of the blanket. Thus the leg straps will now be crossed.
Sheep should be able to take a free and easy stride with either method, so if you notice a restricted stride, lengthen the straps (each strap has the ability to be adjusted, no extension material is required).
Precautions
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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Foot Trimming and Care
Trimming Stand with Headpiece
Item #819600 -For grooming show sheep and goats, shearing or foot trimming. Restrains animals at a comfortable level.
$267.00 -
Blankets and Hoods
Hood, SMALL (110 lbs & smaller), 5" x 19.5" x 20"
Item #820011 -Head cover for sheep and goats. Attach to full body sheep blankets for complete coverage.
$11.00 -
Blankets and Hoods
Hood Pin
Item #820020 -Head cover for sheep and goats. Attach to full body sheep blankets for complete coverage.
$0.52
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Marvin R from West Virginia
Very nice item. Works great.
Mary A from Ohio
Bought it for warmth but it’s more a wool protector. Smallest size Too large for medium sized goat. Does not open to accommodate horns. Need more product description to identify uses and fitting limitations- neck closed and cannot fit over medium to large horns.
Elise R from Montana
These are great blankets. Fit our 130 lb fair lambs. I like the leg closure better than the belly d-ring
Barbara F from California
Sized right, tough, well fitted coats. They still rip them but have to work harder at it. Worth the price.
Dawn L from Oregon
Love these. Only ones that fit my big ass sheep.
