Powder River Calf Table

A calf table lays a calf on its side at working height so branding, castrating, vaccinating and ear tagging can be done without stooping or wrestling the calf to the ground. The calf is restrained in the table, the table rotates, and the work happens at a height the crew can reach comfortably.

Powder River calf tables are built for that repeating job. On branding day the difference gets measured in backs and knees as much as in time: a crew that works fifty or a hundred calves off a table finishes the day in better shape than one working on the ground.

Tables are usually set beside the alley so calves can be handed off directly. Ordering the table with the alley and chute means the working heights match and nobody is lifting calves over a step.