Tupping Bundle | Kerbl Polyamide Ram Harness & 3 Mild Weather Crayons

The Kerbl Polyamide Ram Harness Tupping Bundle is a complete marking solution designed to help sheep farmers monitor mating activity throughout the tupping season.

The bundle includes a Kerbl Polyamide Ram Harness with Clip Closure and 3 MatingMark Mild Weather Ram Crayons, giving you the essential equipment required to clearly identify ewes as they are served.

The lightweight polyamide harness is adjustable for a secure fit, while the practical clip closure makes fitting and removal quick and straightforward. A MatingMark crayon is fitted to the ram's chest so that when he serves a ewe, a clear coloured mark is transferred onto her back.

Changing crayon colours at planned intervals allows farmers to monitor service periods, repeat services and ewes returning to the ram. This can also provide useful information when organising approximate lambing groups.

The included MatingMark Mild Weather Crayons are formulated for reliable marking during milder tupping conditions.

Bundle Includes

• 1 × Kerbl Polyamide Ram Harness with Clip Closure
• 3 × MatingMark Mild Weather Ram Crayons
• Choice of available mild-weather crayon colours

Mild Weather Crayon Colours

• Purple
• Blue
• Green
• Red

Key Features & Benefits

• Complete sheep tupping bundle
• Kerbl polyamide ram marking harness
• Quick and convenient clip closure
• Lightweight and adjustable design
• Includes 3 Mild Weather MatingMark Crayons
• Designed for use during milder conditions
• Clearly identifies served ewes
• Helps monitor ram activity
• Different colours can track different service periods
• Helps identify repeat services
• Assists with organising approximate lambing groups
• Reusable harness for future breeding seasons

Key Benefits

• Everything needed for ram marking in one bundle
• Quick and easy harness fitting
• Clearly see which ewes have been served
• Monitor progress throughout tupping
• Change colours to track service periods
• Identify ewes returning to the ram
• Helps plan expected lambing periods