Track your flock across the fell
Flockarewe tracks sheep with LoRa ear tags, GPS collars and paddock geofencing, so you can find a stray in minutes, spot a cast ewe early, and know the moment the flock scatters. It works where there's no mobile signal, and without a SIM for every animal.
Works where there's no signal
LoRa ear tags report to on-farm gateways, covering fells and valleys with no mobile coverage, and no SIM for every ewe.
Find strays in minutes
When a ewe leaves her field, you see exactly where she is on a live map instead of walking the whole hill.
Spot a cast ewe early
A tag that stops moving while the flock grazes on is flagged, so you reach a cast or sick ewe before it's too late.
Catch rustling fast
Several sheep moving together at night triggers an alert, with a live recovery link you can share with the police.
Built for hill and lowland flocks alike
On open fell and moorland, sheep roam well beyond mobile coverage, so cellular trackers either fail or cost a fortune in SIMs. Flockarewe is built around LoRa: each ear tag reports to your own low-cost gateways, giving you paddock-level positions across miles of ground with no monthly SIM per ewe. For animals you want a precise fix on, GPS collars report exact coordinates.
Draw your fields and fells as paddock geofences, and every position is checked against them in real time. When a ewe steps outside her ground, or the flock moves together at night, the alert lands on your phone, and Shep, the built-in AI farm dog, tells normal grazing from real trouble so you're not woken for nothing.
See the hardware options, ear tags, collars and gateways, or read how the whole system works.
Sheep tracking, FAQs
Can I track sheep with no mobile signal?
Yes. Flockarewe's LoRa ear tags and collars report to on-farm gateways, which cover fells, moorland and valleys where there's no mobile signal, and without a SIM for every animal. Only 4G collars use the mobile network.
How do you track a whole flock affordably?
LoRa ear tags are low-cost and battery-light, so tagging a whole flock is far cheaper than a cellular collar per ewe. One gateway covers many animals across a wide area.
How accurate is sheep tracking?
GPS collars give a precise fix. LoRa ear tags are located by which gateways hear them, a paddock-level position, which is exactly what you need to answer 'is this ewe where she should be?'.
Will it tell me when a ewe is lambing or cast?
Movement patterns change around lambing, and a tag that goes still while the flock moves on is flagged as gone-quiet, both surface as alerts so you can check the animal.
How long do the ear tags last?
Ear tags run for months to years on a coin cell, depending on how often they report. Collars report more frequently and are recharged or swapped periodically.
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