A few of our expectant mothers enjoying an early morning snack. Ewes marked with blue are expecting singles, green-twins and orange-triplets (or more). |
Thursday, August 27, 2015
Photo of the Day
Labels:
breeding season,
lambing,
marking livestock,
sprayline,
stock marker
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
New for the 2015 breeding season!
Premier’s new Deluxe Marking Harness—notice the padded white strap at the underside of the arm. Strap does not “cut into” the front legs as other nylon harnesses are prone to do. |
A much better Ram Marking Harness
Why is our new Deluxe Marking Harness a world class harness?
1. | Wider (2"), soft nylon straps—distribute pressure more evenly over the ram’s body. Also easier to find and adjust the straps when they’re in deep wool. |
2. | Unique padded (1/5 in. thick) white straps behind the front legs to prevent skin abrasion. |
3. | Much larger snap buckles and metal loops—harness’s connection and stress points are reinforced. Even gloved hands can manipulate the large snap buckles. |
4. | Crayon holder is also padded. |
5. | Uses standard crayons. |
When we brought the rams in from breeding last autumn—little to no wear in the brisket area and behind the front legs. Bottom line? This is the best ram marking harness we've ever used or sold. Click here for Deluxe Marking Harness instructions.
Nylon Breeding Harness
For mature rams of medium and large breeds with broad briskets. Durable nylon straps. Strong plastic snap buckles allow adjustment as needed and rapid fitting. More likely to stay on if the ram’s brisket has 3 months’ wool growth.
Marking Crayons
3 temperature ranges: Cold (25º - 65ºF), Mild (65º - 85ºF) and Hot (85º-100ºF). Mild and cold crayons wear very quickly when it's hot. Hot and mild crayons don't mark well when it's cold. We wish that one crayon would work for all conditions.... but such a crayon does not exist. And a warning—the marks from any and all breeding crayons may not be scourable.
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