Aluminum SHeep and Goat Trailers, Built to Order
Built Strong for Small Stock
Sheep and Goat Trailers Built Like Every Barrett
Goats and sheep haul differently than cattle. They stand shorter, slip through wider gaps, and pack in tighter. Barrett goat trailers and sheep trailers are set up for that, on the same all-aluminum frame and welds we put on every trailer.
Every build is made to order in Purcell, Oklahoma, so the gates, spacing, and floor fit your stock, not a dealer lot.
A Sheep & Goat Stock Trailer That Fits the Animal
Small stock needs a different setup than cattle. Here is what changes when Barrett builds a trailer for sheep and goats.
Build a Herd Trailer That Fits Your Operation:
Tighter Spacing - Lower side gaps and gate spacing keep small stock in.
Sure Footing - Ridged rubber mats over an aluminum floor for small hooves.
Split the Load - Floating or slider gates separate goats, sheep, kids, and lambs.
Ventilation & Airflow Options - Top and front vents keep a tight load cool on long runs.
Whether you're running frequent loads or long hauls, Barrett Trailers delivers the durability, efficiency, and performance your operation depends on.
Goat & Sheep Livestock Trailers in Three Builds
Every Barrett goat livestock trailer starts with the same all-aluminum build. Pick the size that fits your herd and your haul, and we set up the gates, floor, and airflow for sheep and goats.
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Ground Load
Best for efficient loading, reduced stress, and quick turnaround when moving hogs.
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Semi-Trailer
Built for high-volume hog hauling, long distances, and keeping loads moving mile after mile.
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Gooseneck
A flexible option for smaller loads, short hauls, or mixed livestock operations.
Build It Around Your Herd
No two herds haul the same. Tell us what you run, and we build the trailer to match.
Widths from 7 to 8 feet
Heights from 6 to 8 feet
Floating or slider divider gates
Rear or side folding ramps
Upper deck or extra compartments
Not sure what you need? Our team will help you spec the right sheep or goat trailer for your operation.
Inside a Barrett Sheep and Goat Trailer
Every detail inside a Barrett trailer is there to keep small stock safe, calm, and easy to load. Goats and sheep stress fast in a tight space, so we focus on what they feel on the road: steady footing, fresh air, and smooth walls with nothing to snag a fleece or a horn. Divider gates keep animals grouped by size so smaller stock is not pushed around, and the rear gate and ramp make loading quick at the barn, the fair, or the sale.
✔ Fits your truck's bed length and make
✔ Center gate and latch configuration
✔ Side ventilation layout for your climate and stock
✔ Decking and finish options
Why an Aluminum
Livestock Trailer?
Aluminum is lighter than steel, so you pull with less strain and less fuel. It resists rust from manure, wash-outs, and weather, and smooth interior walls clean up fast.
Check Out a Barrett Livestock Trailer Up Close
The Barrett Trailer
Difference
When you choose a Barrett sheep & goat trailer, you’re choosing proven craftsmanship, thoughtful design, and long-term reliability. Every trailer is built with herd safety and comfort in mind, giving you confidence on the road and peace of mind at every stop.
Whether you're hauling with a semi trailer, gooseneck, or ground load trailer, every build is designed for real-world use, from daily ranch work to long hauls across state lines. Built in America and handcrafted in Purcell, Oklahoma, Barrett trailers are made to perform, built to last, and ready to handle the demands of serious hog operations.
Looking for a Trailer for Your Herd?
Tell us what you haul and how many head. We will build the trailer around it.
FAQ’s About Sheep and Goat Trailer WE manufacture
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It comes down to the setup inside. Goats and sheep stand shorter and can slip through wider gaps, so a goat trailer needs tighter gate and side spacing plus footing sized for small hooves. Barrett builds both on the same all-aluminum frame and sets the interior to the stock you haul.
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Yes. Sheep and goats are close in size, so one trailer can haul both. Divider gates let you split the load by species, size, or owner.
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It depends on how many head you move. A gooseneck fits most ranches and show families. A ground load gives commercial haulers low, easy loading. A semi-trailer is built for moving large loads of sheep or goats long distance.
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Every Barrett trailer is built to order. Tell our team how many head you haul and we will walk through deck and compartment options for your build.
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Start with your head count, the size of your stock, and your tow vehicle. Barrett goosenecks come in widths from 7 to 8 feet and heights from 6 to 8 feet, and our team will match the length to your load.
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Aluminum is lighter than steel, so it pulls easier and burns less fuel. It resists rust from manure and wash-outs, and smooth interior walls clean up fast.
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Barrett trailers are built to order in Purcell, Oklahoma and sold direct and through dealers across the U.S. Call (405) 665-0200 or use our Find a Dealer page to start.