How much are they ?Got a quote for one . Those of you using a catcher on a loader, how much do you catch them with the front opening gates, or are you lowering the crate over them more often? If the front gate isn't needed, 4 large gates and a head yolk it'll be.....
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have you priced up a dalesway, don't think they'll be as much as that.4 - 5k depending on spec.
Is it possible to catch them by lowering it over them? I only really need one for catching grazing youngstock to treat bad eyes etc.Great piece of kit.
wouldn’t be without mine. Use the opening gates mostly, especially when picking fat cattle out of large pens on my own.
Depends on how quiet your cattle are. When catching stuff in a field it’s best to put a bit of feed on the floor just inside the catcher with the gates open, sit on the handler seat and wait for the opportunity.Is it possible to catch them by lowering it over them? I only really need one for catching grazing youngstock to treat bad eyes etc.
Depends on how quiet your cattle are
We have one that I got made up using an old linkage mounted small bale grab as a base.Got a quote for one . Those of you using a catcher on a loader, how much do you catch them with the front opening gates, or are you lowering the crate over them more often? If the front gate isn't needed, 4 large gates and a head yolk it'll be.....
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4 - 5k depending on spec.
The problem is that the only off button they have is high velocity lead.Be as well buying a mule and learning to rope
Does your dog have the same off button?The problem is that the only off button they have is high velocity lead.
I don't sit on my dog and expect him to go where I want at a speed that's acceptable to me. But, yes, I suppose he would.Does your dog have the same off button?