Self Catch Headgate and Chute
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PRODUCT DESCRIPTION
- Attaches to front of WCCT-DX Working Chute & Crowding Tub Package
- Comes with adjustable automatic self-catch headgate on front
- Ideal for vaccinations, deworming, tagging, etc.
- Both sides open for easy access or sorting
- Folding stop gate on back
- Dimensions: 54’’L x 20’’W x 40’’H
- Weight: 150lbs
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Customers rave about the efficiency and quality of Lakeland's sheep head gate/chute, making goat and sheep handling easier and more manageable. Many appreciate the exceptional service provided by the Lakeland team, praising their responsiveness and quick delivery. Customers also commend the durability and effectiveness of the equipment, noting how it simplifies tasks like shearing, nail trimming, and treatment administration. Some highlight its impact on their ability to work independently, with one senior citizen noting how it enables them to care for their animals solo
30 reviews for Self Catch Headgate and Chute
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Greg Barbe – NC –
works real well
Greg Barbe – NC –
works real well
Marliss – Rhome, TX –
We got the head gate and chute this afternoon and trimmed goat nails. It works great, even with our big male. Thank you
Jason from Texas! –
love it – works really well
Jesse P – GA –
No complaints with this thing – only have a small flock but works great!
Simon M – TX –
Really like it – well made
Barry Y – TN –
enjoying it – makes my life a whole lot easier!
Penny G – California –
I love it! I’m a senior citizen this allows me to worm and vaccinate my sheep all by myself
Timothy O – Cokato MN –
Best investment for the goats I’ve made yet!
Tim O – MN –
This thing is built tough! 275lbs Full Blood Boer Buck in the chute now! Best investment for the goats I’ve made yet