Sprayline
Common Uses
- Matching lambs and mothers.
- Identifying fat, thin, diseased or cull animals in pens and chutes.
Specs
Q: Why is this now called Sprayline instead of SuperSprayline?
A: It's the identical product in the identical cans from the identical manufacturer. However the SuperSprayline label includes the name of a British supplier (Britain is the biggest market in the world for sheep spray markers)—and their company name is the same as an agribusiness in the USA that we like and respect. So we switched to cans labeled for the New Zealand market.
Benefits
How many numbers will a can produce? In our tests, a red 400 ml can of Sprayline produced approximately 450 numbers (2" to 3" in height) on a porous surface (burlap).
Tips
- Smaller numbers are more readable for a longer time.
- Sprayline will last longer if used with a full fleece. Animals with that are haired rather than wooled will "wear" Sprayline for a shorter period of time.
Precautions
Accepted as scourable in the UK but not in the USA. (No, we cannot account for this.)
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
OB Gloves, clear, pkg of 10
Item #550900 -Using OB gloves reduces the risk of septicemia during assisted births. Sleeve covers arm to the shoulder.
$2.16 -
Equipment
Plastic Boots, XL (fits men's 11 & above), pkg. of 50
Item #888050 -Provides a sterile plastic barrier so that you neither spread disease to other farms nor bring organisms home from somewhere else.
$16.75 -
$40.00
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$29.00
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$23.75
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Crooks
Sweet Chestnut Wooden Neck Crook
Item #804100 -Wooden neck crook preferred for herding dog trials.
$35.00 -
$25.75
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Crooks
Aluminum Leg Crook (head only)
Item #803000 -Insert your own wooden or fiberglass shaft (not included). Excellent tool for working with sheep or goats.
$12.40 -
Breeding Supplies
Latex Gloves - Medium (pkg. 100)
Item #550902 -Use during lambing, handling sick animals or conducting postmortems. Protect your hands from inks and fluids which may stain or cause skin irritation.
$9.80 -
Handling Equipment
Two-Way Sort Gate
Item #904000 -Uniquely strong, fast and smooth design. We think most others are too slow for our sheep. Sheep can see through it, so they move readily toward it. Pins directly to the front of guillotine, stop gate and some weighers.
$140.00 -
Handling Equipment
Guillotine Gate
Item #905801 -Attaches to chute panels and sort gates. Lift rope allows gate to be raised or lowered from a remote position…enabling shepherds to start and stop the "flow" of animals from the rear of the chute without an extra person at the front.
$200.00 -
Handling Equipment
Curved Panels
Item #912210 -Curved panels provide the "bugle"(one that curves as it narrows) entry. Consists of a set of 2 curved panels (one 3 ft long; one 6 ft long). The most effective design for "enticing" animals to enter narrow chutes on their own from wider pens.
$300.00 -
Handling Equipment
6 ft. long panel, 36" tall, (3 ft. walk-thru gate)
Item #911900 -Panels allow animals to be diverted through the side of the chute. Enables 3-way sorting with a single pass of a herd or flock through the chute.
$183.00 -
Handling Equipment
3 ft. Solid Chute Panel, 36" tall
Item #909400 -Solid corrugated sides block the animal's side vision and encourage sheep/goats to move forward on their own to the exit.
$86.00 -
Handling Equipment
Lamb/Kid-Proof Portable Gate
Item #914000 -Welded mesh near the ground stops baby lambs and kids crawling through bar gates and failing to find a way back. (Lambs and kids stranded from "mom" often become orphans.)
$140.00 -
Handling Equipment
Linking Stake
Item #917800 -All parts of Premier's system use stake & eye connections. Stronger and more versatile than all other methods.
$7.80
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Ben K from Iowa
This product worked well for what i wanted it for. The paint fades a little quicker then i prefer most of the numbers on the lambs fade out withen 2 weeks of application. The first lambs were a little tricky until i got use to the spray pattern. I may go a different route next time but only due to needing a slightly more permanent numbering system. It seems to dry fairly quickly and numbers were more than readable.
Carmen S from Texas
Good producto to mark sheeps
David B from Eastern USA
This product is great for marking animals. It's bright and is long lasting.
Jeff from Iowa
Sprays too wide to use on a lamb compared to the previous brand. Using spray tips from old cans is making it workable.
Caryl B from Northern Virginia
The marking is easy to apply and goes on clearly, but it doesn't dry very rapidly (at least in winter temperatures) and smudges and rubs off easily, making some of the numbers on the lambs really hard to decipher when they run back to Ma and rub against her. People now tease me about my powder blue lambs. There's a different brand I tried that didn't smudge so badly and I'll probably go back to it. Sprayline still works, just I didn't find it quite as satisfactory as the other. Maybe it would be different in warmer weather. Love the color variety.
