Farm and ranch
100-Pack Large TPU Livestock Ear Tags with Pins — Durable Animal ID
Product description
Sturdy TPU Construction - These ear tags are molded from thick, flexible thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU). The material stays pliable yet tough, resists fading and ultraviolet damage, and is made to endure hot summers and cold winters for long outdoor service.
Broad Livestock Use - The large blank tags are suitable for a wide range of animals: cattle, cows, calves, sheep, goats, pigs and hogs, and horses. They provide ample space for numbers, names, or other ID details useful for herd management on farms and ranches of any size.
Writable Blank Surface - Each tag has a smooth blank face intended for permanent markers. The surface holds ink well so identification remains legible in outdoor environments over time without frequent re-marking.
100 Tags Plus Pins - This pack contains 100 large blank ear tags and matching pins ready for installation. The fasteners fit standard ear tag applicators, so tagging is quick and straightforward when using compatible pliers or applicators. Color options include Yellow, Green, Blue, and Orange.
Support & Satisfaction - If you have questions or concerns about the product, our customer service team is available to assist and will work to resolve issues promptly. We stand behind the tags and aim to ensure they meet the needs of your operation.
Pros
- Durable, flexible TPU material
- Large writable surface for clear ID
- Includes 100 tags and pins; multi-color
Cons
- Backing fasteners can fail under strain
- Some tags may crack in very cold conditions
- May struggle with very thick or tough ears
VerdictA budget-friendly bulk option for marking herds: thick, flexible TPU tags that resist fading and UV exposure and work across multiple species. They offer a large writable area and come with pins for quick application using standard taggers. Expect good general durability outdoors, though some users report backing or cold-weather issues with repeated heavy-duty use.
Reader reviews
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Susann E. Welk 1/5
Worked at first, then failed
They look like higher-end tags, but we lost many on calves. By the time problems showed up it was too late to return them; they later warped and faded on other uses.
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Krista 1/5
Brittle in cold weather
Item appeared fine until cold conditions — several tags cracked during application and had to be replaced.
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Jennifer Emerick 5/5
Good size and reliable
Plenty of room to note DOB and the animal’s name, and they’ve stayed on without issue.
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Paige 1/5
Tags fine, fasteners disappointing
Tag material seemed durable, but the snap backs broke on many calves. I lost a large share within months and had to re-tag repeatedly, which was frustrating.
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Megan 5/5
Held up as blanket markers
Used them to ID horse blankets — rugged enough and have lasted through the season.
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Andrew 1/5
Not strong enough for bulls
Pins couldn’t pierce my bull’s thick ear after several tries. Not suitable for very tough ears.
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Monte 1/5
Short-lived
Didn’t hold up long-term.
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