Cattle Trailers For Sale
Cattle trailers from $5,500 — 12ft to 32ft, center cut gates, electric brakes on all axles and free nationwide delivery.
Cattle hauling is where a trailer earns its price or costs you money. Footing, airflow, gate layout and honest payload numbers decide whether stock arrive settled or shrunk. Every cattle trailer we list is inspected on floor, crossmembers, brakes, bearings and gate hardware, then photographed against its own VIN.
Inventory runs from 5x12 bumper pull units for pasture runs up to 6'8" x 32' goosenecks that carry 14–16 head, in steel and all-aluminum, from Big Bend, W-W, Cornpro, Adams, EBY, Neckover and Circle W. Real GVWR, curb weight and payload are published on each unit and delivery is free anywhere in the lower 48.
Cattle trailer prices by capacity
Capacity based on roughly 1,200 lb mature cattle. Free nationwide delivery included.
| Length | Head capacity | Hitch | Price from | Typical GVWR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12' – 14' | 4–6 head | Bumper pull | from $5,500 | 7,000 lb |
| 16' | 6–8 head | Bumper pull | from $8,900 | 10,000 lb |
| 24' | 10–12 head | Gooseneck | from $14,000 | 14,000 lb |
| 28' – 32' | 12–16 head | Gooseneck | from $28,350 | 21,000 lb + |
Specifications & what you get
Footing and airflow
Treated or rubber-cushioned floors over steel crossmembers, with slatted sides that keep air moving over the load even at a standstill.
Honest capacity numbers
Published GVWR, curb weight and payload per unit, so head count is matched to what the trailer and your truck can legally carry.
Working gate layout
Full-width rear gate with slider, center cut gate on 20ft and longer, side escape doors and heavy latch hardware.
Free delivery nationwide
Hauled or towed to your ranch in about 7–10 business days on in-stock units, with title, MSO and VIN paperwork included.
What it's used for
- Sale barn and auction hauling
- Pasture rotation and pair moves
- Feedlot and backgrounding transport
- Bull and heifer delivery
- Custom and hot-shot cattle hauling
- Ranch day-work and emergency moves
How to pick a cattle trailer
- 01
Count your heaviest load
Size the trailer to peak head count, not average.
- 02
Check truck ratings
GCWR and payload decide bumper pull vs gooseneck.
- 03
Inspect floor and gates
Our inspection report covers both on every used unit.
- 04
Free delivery in 7–10 days
Title, MSO and specs travel with the trailer.
Cattle trailer FAQs
Ready to haul more cattle?
Give us your head count and truck — we'll match a trailer and include free delivery to your ranch.