Lamb tailing chute - which type?

looking to invest in a lamb tailing chute,
From the research I have done there are 2 main competitors.

Shearwell sell Te Pari ones or Neil Bowser sell Vet Marker.

From a video on You-tube, it appears the Te Park ones are easier to load as have an extra roller at the start.

Does anyone have any experience or preferences?

I'd like a carousel style machine but can't see anything on the market?

Thanks
 

Tim W

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Livestock Farmer
Location
Wiltshire
This is the cheapest & most efficient solution ---no need for mutilations (y)

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Location
East Mids
Production line - picture taken about 8 years ago in NZ. Had a few thousand to do. Drench, orf vaccine, tail. (Guy in the check shirt probably castrating too can't remember) What's anaesthesia?

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GTB

Never Forgotten
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Production line - picture taken about 8 years ago in NZ. Had a few thousand to do. Drench, orf vaccine, tail. (Guy in the check shirt probably castrating too can't remember) What's anaesthesia?

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If I was the big bloke on the left I'd be pulling my jeans up and wearing a belt! You wouldn't want to cut the wrong 'tail' off would you? :eek:(n):facepalm::(
 

GTB

Never Forgotten
Honorary Member
We've stopped using our chute because we wanted to apply pour-on at the same time plus we don't do the lambs quite so young now. Do them the old fashioned way now, over a low gate. Ear notch, drench, vaccinate and pour-on. Not much slower tbh.
 

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