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Build Your Own Feeders
5REASONS WHY
OUR FEEDERS PLEASE...
 1. Minimized waste
Feeder design prevents hay or baleage from being easily pulled out and dropped onto the ground. Sheep and goats must work for each bite.
2. Proven
These have been in use for years by satisfied customers across the nation. We’ve tweaked and improved the design along the way in response to observing hundreds of these feeders in use on our farm. (That’s who we are.)
3. Less risk of injury
Why carry a bucket into a pen, only to be mobbed and taken out at the knees by hungry sheep and goats?
4. Grain, silage & hay provided in one feeder
More efficient. Less work for you. Saves barn space.
5. Save $$
Build your own feeders on site. Source lumber locally and use our feed-saving panels.
We noticed long ago that buckets of grain are carried at knee level. That’s bad practice while walking into a group of hungry ewes or does that careen toward any bucket.
Our feeders are made to protect the shepherd from the flock while minimizing waste, feeding grain and/or hay, and allowing animals adequate feeding space.
 4" x 6" holes 24" wide 48" long 1/4" dia hot-dip galv rods
  24" x 48"
Panel Insert
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  Single-Sided Design
Easy and safe to walk along these feeders to feed hay/grain and check the animals with no risk of being pushed or mobbed by the flock. Work as drive-by feeders too!
Open panels allow shepherds to observe individual animals while feeding. Can be built with either panel insert.
The single-sided feeder is the ideal walk-along feeder design
   BUILD YOUR OWN FEEDERS
24" x 48" Panel Insert
For large sheep and rams. Holes are 4" x 6" to match the larger noses and needs of Suffolks, Hamps, Columbias, Dorsets and most rams.
This size is not as suitable for smaller sheep, lambs or goats because they can catch their heads in the holes.
Comes with a bag of six barbed 1.6" staples.
24" x 48" Panel Insert, 7.72 lb ........................................................#9660001 $35.00 CA residents see p. 130 for Prop 65 Warning.






































































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