If you're running 3 or 4 cattle, the 6-head yard should be enough to handle your cattle occasionally when they need or drench or the likes.

If you're running a lifestyle block with a couple of cattle and a handful of sheep, the 6-Head Yard is a great fit.

If you're running near half-a-dozen cattle, this is a basic yard for handling cattle when required.

If you have a small lifestyle block and want a bit more room to move than what our 6-head yard offers, the 12-Head Yard could be just what you need.

Great option for handling 10 or so cattle at a time. With the force pen, you can carve out a few cattle to work on them/weigh them as necessary. Two-way drafting.

Given the shape of this yard, it's great for positioning in a laneway or the likes. If you like this yard but want bigger, the 39-head is the one for you.

If you're running 12-15 cattle and want a bit more room when you're in the yards with them, this yard offers just that. Our most popular Maxxus yard. Two-way drafting.

If you're running 20-25 cattle and want a yard than allows you to work your cattle quicly and efficiently, the 30-head yard offers just that.

If you're running 20 odd cattle in one mob, this yard provides the room to handle them in one go. Two-way drafting.

This is the bigger version of the 22-head yard. It was originally designed for a client that wanted it to sit in his laneway and run lengthways.

If you're wanting to run mobs of 30 head through the yards at a time, the 42-head yard is large enough for you to be in there safely working with them.

This is a great medium-sized yard for a lifestyle block owner where safety is a priority. the Forcing Gate ensure user safety and efficient cattle handling.