What You Get With the Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail
If you're running goats and tired of making do with setups that weren't built for the job, the Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail is the kind of yard you've been wanting. It's purpose built for drafting, it's solid, and it gives you the room and the control you need when you're working a mob on your own or with a hand.
The Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail Comes Ready to Go
This module arrives with everything you need to get the yard up and working. Here's exactly what's included:
- 6 x 2.1m Goat Panels, giving you a strong and consistent perimeter that keeps your animals contained and moving where you want them.
- 2 x 2m Goat Gates for your main entry and exit points, wide enough to draft stock through comfortably without the stress.
- 2 x 0.5m Goat Gates to fine tune your draft points and keep control tight right where it matters most.
- 1m Goat Gates rounding out the setup, giving you that extra flexibility in how you route your animals through the three way draft.
Why the Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail Works for Goat Farmers
Goats aren't sheep and they're not cattle. They need a yard that accounts for how they move and how they think. The Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail is built around that reality. The seven rail design gives you the height and the density to keep even the pushiest animals working through the system the way you intend, and the three way draft means you're splitting your mob into the groups you need without doubling back and wasting time.
Getting the Most Out of Your Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail
With 15 head capacity and the gate layout included in the Top Hill 15 Head Goat Yard 3 Way Draft Module 7 Rail, you can work efficiently at drafting time whether you're separating wethers from does, pulling out animals for sale, or running a health check through the mob. The mix of gate sizes gives you real control at each draft point, so you're not fighting the animals through openings that don't suit the job.
