Sheep Covers









    How to measure for an accurate fit:
    Measure from the base of the neck, where it joins the back, to the top of the tail, add
    approximately 5 to 6 inches, this allows for wool length and chest length. If the
    measurement falls in between our sizes, make sure you go to the next higher size, not
    lower.  If the coat is a little too large, use an elastrator band (for tail docking and
    castrating) to gather the material up above the tail and secure it.
    For the best results, try ordering one or two sizes and try them on your sheep and you will
    have a really good idea about the sizes.

 Please NEVER allow the coat to get too tight, aside from felting your fleece,
    it can be a serious health risk if the straps get too tight on the back legs, it can cut into the
    skin, leading to further injuries.  

Another word of caution, please remove the coats before your ewe lambs in the
spring and leave it off until the lamb is too big to get tangled in the leg
straps.  I do know that lambs can get caught in the leg straps very quickly, especially if the
coat is loose.