Hot Shot Cattle Prod Voltage

The magrath hot shot line has been around for over 50 years and is a well known name in the ranching industry so you know you re getting a high quality product.

Hot shot cattle prod voltage.

Hot shot hs2000 cattle prod the green one rechargeable livestock prod with 48 rigid shaft item no. Sharpshock has battery operated and rechargeable electric prods. Magrath stock shock has a flexible shaft that is easily dismantled and repaired. Lowest price in 30 days.

At 34 long it s long enough to give a good distance between the cattle and the rancher. Hot shot also has the power mite the red one and the green one. We alos have noise making paddles and cattle sorting poles sticks. An electric cattle prod is a stick with electrodes on the end which is used to make cattle move through a relatively high voltage low current electric shock the electric cattle prod is said to have been invented by texas cattle baron.

In 1939 the hot shot prod revolutionized the livestock handling industry as the first commercially available electric livestock prod. The magrath hot shot is a high quality cattle prod at a decent price. 11 new refurbished from 49 95. Hot shot hs2000 cattle prod the green one rechargeable livestock prod with 48 rigid shaft item no.

It comes in three lengths 24 38 and 49. Get it as soon as thu sep 24. A gallagher cattle prod also called a stock prod is a handheld device commonly used to make cattle or other livestock move by striking or poking them or in the case of a hot shot type prod through a relatively high voltage low current electric shock. Hsr48 3 5 out of 5 stars 7.

Cattle prod rechargeable electric shock voltage 10000v 55cm safety switch. Only 15 left in stock order soon. They are built to take abuse and have a water proof motor. Hot shot power mite livestock prod hand held up close cattle swine sheep.

Only 14 left in stock order soon. Tasers typically have a voltage around 50 000 volts but once skin. A cattle prod also called a stock prod or a hot stick is a handheld device commonly used to make cattle or other livestock move by striking or poking them.