Rugged Cross Creations Dwarf Goat Milking Stand - Goat Hoof Trimming Stand (With Feed Bin)

This stand was easy enough to put together even with an old drill. My goats jumped up and eagerly ate their food while I was able to trim their feet.

I saw this milking stand and liked the size of it. It's nice wood. what I don't like about it is my goats can get their head out of the head lock. It's too wide,i habe to take a pool noodle cut it in half and tie it on there in order hopes to fix this issue. I also don't like that the seat is to be screwed into the stand. I like to be able to move from side to side especially when doing hooves. I will need to make adjustments for that as well.Even though it is a nice wood I do wish I would not have gotten this one. I've had to fix and make adjustments more than I should for what the price is.

This product sucks cheap material...and i am afraid to put my goat on this did not come with seat or feeder, very disapointed .

This made giving my goats there vaccines so much easier! I have a Nigerian dwarf and an American pygmy, and it works well for both of them. One of the sides didn’t have holes drilled for the legs unlike the other three but it wasn’t hard to just drill through. I was pleasantly surprised that it came with a drill bit! I also would have preferred written instructions but the video was okay.

Excellent quality, easy video instructions! We were very pleased and impressed with our order. Took all of many 10 mins total to build…. Mostly because I built it with my 7 & 10 year while I supervised.

Job has picked up for me lately. And needed a milking stand asap. I own a small business so wanted to help out one as well.The quality is so poor I'll be having to re-fasten all but a few joints. The screws are sunk so deep the heads have penetrated the other side as seen in pictures.Maybe I got the one made at 5oclock on a bad Friday.Lots of mailing delays as well but might have been Amazon or ups fault on that end.Bad experience

Easy to assemble, works great for our Nigerian Dwarf Goats. Unfortunately, a shipping error delayed half the order for a week, however, once the feed bin and stool arrived it was complete. The stool screws onto the platform so isn't conducive to moving - once you fasten it it's fastened. I'd suggest getting a separate stool so you can adjust based on the size of each individual goat.

Very simple build design , maybe 75 bucks worth of pine lumber and feed pail so it’s decent quality but extremely over priced . If you have any carpenter skills you can build for 75 bucks or less not 330 .wouldn’t recommend due to over priced