“The first name in heat detection since 1960”

How it works:  A KAMAR HEATMOUNT DETECTOR is glued unto the tailhead of a cow.  When a cow wearing the detector is mounted by a herd mate, constant pressure from the brisket of the mounting animal turns the detector red.  This leaves a visible indication that the cow stood to be ridden and therefore may be in heat and ready to breed.  Other signs of heat should always be watched for to confirm that a red detector resulted from standing heat.

Quantity: 25 detectors