Built for Oklahoma Cattle Country
Durable Apache feeders, panels, and handling systems, for wheat-pasture stockers and cow-calf herds.
Oklahoma runs cattle two ways, and both run hard. It's the nation's second-largest beef-cow state, with cow-calf herds spread from the Green Country hills in the east to the short-grass ranches of the panhandle. Layered on top is one of America's great stocker regions, every fall, waves of lightweight calves hit Oklahoma's winter wheat pasture to graze and gain before heading to the feedyard.
Apache is built for that mix. Manufactured by Global Equipment Company from heavy-gauge American steel and sold through dealers from Woodward to Ada, our cattle handling and feeding equipment is made for high-turnover stocker operations and year-round cow-calf herds alike, and tough enough to take Oklahoma's hot, dry summers and quick-changing weather.
Handling High-Turnover Stocker Cattle
Wheat pasture means cattle moving through in waves, gathered, worked, and shipped on tight windows all winter and spring. Apache chutes, tubs, and alleys keep those high-turnover stockers flowing calm and safe, protecting your crew and your gains through a busy grazing season.
- Chutes, tubs, and alleys move high volumes of Oklahoma stocker cattle efficiently
- The MS8 cattle chute and portable panels set up wherever the cattle are
- Low-stress, curved flow keeps calves settled and gaining through processing
- Heavy-gauge build takes repeated gather-and-ship cycles without wearing out
- Custom fabrication available for large Oklahoma wheat-pasture operations
Portable Panels for Wheat Pasture
Most wheat-pasture grazing happens on ground with no permanent working setup, so your pen has to come with you. Apache free-standing panels and gates build a solid gathering and sorting pen anywhere, then load up and move to the next field with the cattle.
- Free-standing panels form a working pen on open wheat pasture, no posts required
- Gates and walk-thru gates handle heavy stocker-cattle traffic
- Reconfigure fast for rotational grazing across scattered Oklahoma fields
- Heavy-gauge steel holds up to a full run of calves leaning the line
- Loads and hauls easily between leased grazing units
Feeding Cow-Calf Herds Year-Round
Oklahoma's cow-calf herds graze long seasons but still need hay, minerals, and shade to hold conditions through hot summers and the occasional hard winter. Apache bale feeders, mineral feeders, and shades keep those herds fed and comfortable across the state's wide range of country.
- Stationary hay feeders cut hay waste through winter feeding on cow-calf pasture
- Mineral feeders and oilers support grazing and fly control across long Oklahoma seasons
- Shades help cattle beat the heat through hot, dry Oklahoma summers
- Heavy-gauge, weather-tough build stands up to sun, wind, and dust
- Right-sized for herds from the panhandle to Green Country
Why Oklahoma Chooses Apache
From wheat-pasture stockers to panhandle cow herds, Oklahoma works its equipment across long seasons and rough weather, and needs it to last, with help close by. Apache, PALCO, and Henke-Buffalo are built by Global Equipment Company for that reality, sold and serviced through dealers statewide.
- Over 30 years building feeding and handling equipment for operations like Oklahoma's
- Explore the full Apache line plus PALCO and Henke-Buffalo
- American-made heavy-gauge steel built for stocker turnover and cow-calf use alike
- Weather-tough construction made for hot, dry summers and dusty conditions
- A statewide dealer network for local sales, parts, and service