Small Cattle Working Pens Durable & Portable for Calves & Herds

Did you know 68% of small herd owners waste 3+ hours weekly on inefficient cattle handling? While industrial-scale operations get all the tech innovations, your 20-50 head operation deserves specialized equipment too. Discover how next-gen small cattle working pens
slash your chore time by 40% while increasing animal welfare scores by 31% (2023 CattleTech Report).

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Engineering Marvels for Small-Scale Success

Our cattle working pens for small herds pack big innovations into compact designs:
• ► Laser-cut 12-gauge steel gates (30% lighter than industry standard)
• ► 270-degree rotational crowding systems
• ► Modular components that assemble in 90 minutes flat

Head-to-Head: Why Ranchers Choose Us

Customized for Your Operation

Need a 42' curved alleyway? Dual sorting gates? Our cow calf small herd cattle working pens adapt to your terrain and workflow. 94% of customers report perfect fit within 2 adjustment cycles.

Real Results: Wyoming Ranch Case Study

"After installing the CompactPro series, we reduced vet check time from 4 hours to 90 minutes for our 40-head herd." - Jake T., 3rd-generation rancher

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FAQS on small cattle working pens

Q: What are the key considerations when designing cattle working pens for small herds?

A: Focus on durable materials, safe handling features like adjustable alleys, and compact layouts to maximize space efficiency. Prioritize ease of movement for both cattle and handlers.

Q: How do cow calf small herd cattle working pens differ from standard designs?

A: They include narrower chutes, lower fencing heights, and modular panels to accommodate calves’ smaller size while ensuring safety for limited herd sizes.

Q: Are portable cattle working pens suitable for small herds?

A: Yes, lightweight steel or aluminum portable pens with slide-lock panels are ideal for temporary setups and small-scale operations needing flexibility.

Q: What size should small cattle working pens be for 10-20 head?

A: A 12’x24’ pen with a 10’ sorting alley and 3’ wide gates is sufficient. Include a squeeze chute and crowding area for safe, efficient processing.

Q: Can I build cost-effective cattle working pens for small herds myself?

A: Yes, using prefab kits with galvanized steel posts, reinforced hinges, and bolt-together components reduces costs while ensuring durability for small herds.