The Smartest Way to Handle Cattle on Remote Stations

Описание: A full cattle handling system you can move across 20+ trap yards.
Ash Dowden from Challa Station shows the portable race setup that saves huge time and money.

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📌 What This Video Covers

In this deep dive, Ash walks through his $50K all-in-one portable cattle race, including loading race, drafting gates, crush, scales bay, trap yard setup, and the electric trailer leg upgrade.
Learn how this system lets remote stations handle cattle faster, safer, with far less labour and why it outperforms traditional yard setups.

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📍 Location: Challa Station, Western Australia
👤 Featured: Ash Dowden
🏷 Products Mentioned: DSY Engineering Portable Cattle Race, Chinese panel yard system

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00:00 Heat & intro
00:41 What is a portable combo cattle race?
01:30 Why one unit serves 28 trap yards
02:00 Electric trailer legs upgrade
03:10 Crush setup & micro-switch safety
04:25 Why a $50K portable race saves money
05:10 How trap yards feed into the system
06:15 Cheap replaceable yard panels
06:55 How cattle flow through the spears
07:50 Backing the race into position
08:36 Dropping legs & removing wheels
09:30 Setting up gates for loading
10:20 Drafting gates and safe work area
12:50 Running cattle through the system
14:10 Weighing, tagging & processing
15:00 Packing up the system in 15 minutes
15:10 Final thoughts & DSY Engineering