Each piece of goat equipment we build and fabricate is made in our shop to ensure a perfect fit everytime. All of our equipment is made from heavy guage steel pipe and square tubing. When it comes to quality, we cut no corners here. The quality is built into each piece we make. 

From the smallest piece to the largest piece of equipment, we work very hard to ensure that all components are done properly. We want you to be 100% SATISFIED with your purchase!

Have something you want us to build? We can do it. We own a complete welding shop with metal fabrication machines.

We pride ourselves on quality-on-a-budget so anyone can afford our equipment. Our creep feeders are made to last and keep your expensive feed dry.

We accept Visa and Mastercard.

Thank you for visiting:

Monte McKinney
C and J Enterprizes, a division of M bar M Partnership

• Jim Matt
  Norman, OK
  405-872-1700

• Mark and Kim Boston
  Roodhouse, Ill.
  217-491-2467

• Jeff Ewoldt
  Grand Island, NE
  308-380-1422

• Marty Tripp
  Mississippi
  225-647-2018

• Larry Farr Livestock Equip.
  West Central Texas
  325-692-1954 Cell 325-370-6499

• Ken and Kim Owens
  Lawrenceburg, Tennesse
  931-762-8081

• Star D Farms
  South East Texas
  936-327-6435 cell 936-355-2003

• Estep Farms
  North Carolina
  704-482-7513

Here's what satisfied customers have to say about our equipment:

• John and his crew build equipment that is made to last. He's in the goat business himself, so he knows what works and what doesn't work. You can count on him to build just what you need!
  ~Kim,
  Abilene, Texas
  
• We got one of the 100# econo pen creep feeders from John. And we dont how we lived without it before. We have 8 yearling nannies on it and they are able to eat out of both sides. We know every two days to put 2 bags of feed in, so we are able to keep up with how much feed they are taking in. It is the best !!.

          C. Nichols,

          Merkel TX

• I bought a couple of your 4' feeders and wanted to let you know they went through a F4 tornado and faired well. One of the hay feeders only had a minor dent.
  ~Shane,
  Tornado Alley, Kansas