Is It Finally Time To Invest In A Sheep Handling System?

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  • čas přidán 20. 06. 2024
  • We finally pulled the trigger and bought a sheep handling system for our sheep farm after 6 years of raising sheep. Purchasing a squeeze chute system and making a large investment can be scary, that is part of why we looked for a long time before purchasing one. Honestly, we were looking hard at another brand before purchasing the Lakeland Farm and Ranch chute system. This is a documented video of the purchase process and how it went for us so you will have an idea of how the process goes.
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Komentáře • 9

  • @godoftheinterwebz
    @godoftheinterwebz Před měsícem +1

    Condolences to Mrs Freedom

  • @KingdomPuppettes
    @KingdomPuppettes Před měsícem +1

    Greetings! I think you will be happy with the handling system. We purchased a set up a few years ago and have been very pleased with it. We got the regular scales and manually record the weights manually in our eid system versus auto scale integration. In your case, the integrated Didital scale would be much more efficient. We only run about 50- 60 ewe /lambs. Enjoy- Have fun!

    • @FreedomFarmsMo
      @FreedomFarmsMo  Před měsícem +1

      We are very happy with it! Eid is another upgrade we need to move towards as well

  • @SlipShodBob
    @SlipShodBob Před měsícem +1

    For being aluminium of they are like our mobile setup for being aluminium they can take more of a beating than the ordinary steel hurdles it took a 270lb ram knocking itself out when the ram it was trying to fight moved after seeing it get a good run up but even then its not by much.
    I think your way of approaching it is a very good one as what fits one person might not fit yours we have 2 basic permanentish setups in the two yards (our farmyard and what was my granddads) and the mobile one each have their pluses and minuses.

  • @straightpipeacres6365
    @straightpipeacres6365 Před 28 dny +1

    Sounds like my buddy Ross on the phone hahaha