[shep53]

Tamworths were always very easy to get into trailer with nuts , but the GOS  no chance, made a pen at the foot of the ramp with hurdles to hold them in place then backed them in one at a time with a bucket , then  the same at the abattoir  as they refused to come out .    Always put them in the trailer the day before , then plenty of straw ,food and water to settle  and no food overnight or next morning only water

[Marches Farmer]

We've made a pig board which exactly fits the width of the ramp between the trailer gates.  With a hefty chap on each end it's generally possible to nudge a pig with its head down following a trail of apples up the ramp into the body of the trailer without too much trouble.

[sabrina]

Interesting ! i have had Kune-Kune pigs for a few years now and never had a problem getting them in the trailer. They walk right up for a banana. i do use plenty of straw and have always made sure the trailer ramp is on the level ground.