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Tupping Bundle | Kerbl Leather Ram Harness & 3 Cold Weather Marking Crayons
Tupping Bundle | Kerbl Leather Ram Harness & 3 Cold Weather Marking Crayons
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The Kerbl Tupping Pack combines the essential equipment needed to monitor mating activity throughout the sheep tupping season.
The pack includes a Kerbl ram marking harness together with 3 MatingMark Cold Weather Ram Crayons, giving farmers a simple and effective system for identifying ewes as they are served.
The harness is fitted securely to the ram with a marking crayon positioned on the chest. When the ram serves a ewe, the crayon leaves a visible coloured mark on her back. This allows you to quickly see which ewes have been served and monitor progress through the breeding period.
Using different crayon colours at planned intervals is particularly useful for identifying repeat services and approximate service dates, helping organise ewes into expected lambing groups.
The included cold weather crayons are formulated for reliable marking during the cooler conditions commonly experienced throughout the UK tupping season.
Pack Includes
- 1 × Kerbl Ram Marking Harness
- 3 × MatingMark Cold Weather Ram Crayons
- Choice of available crayon colours
Cold Weather Crayon Colours
- Blue
- Green
- Orange
- Purple
- Red
- Yellow
Key Features & Benefits
- Complete ram marking and tupping pack
- Genuine Kerbl ram harness
- Includes 3 cold weather marking crayons
- Designed for cooler tupping conditions
- Clearly identifies served ewes
- Helps monitor ram activity
- Makes repeat services easier to identify
- Different colours can be used for different service periods
- Helps estimate expected lambing periods
- Suitable for commercial farms, pedigree flocks and smallholders
Key Benefits
- Everything needed to start marking during tupping
- Quickly identify which ewes have been served
- Monitor progress through the breeding season
- Change colours to track different mating periods
- Identify ewes returning to the ram
- Helps organise expected lambing groups
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