Save on Clinton’s Signature Roundpen

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Want to bring the same professional setup Clinton uses at the ranch and on tour to your own facility? Now’s your chance! We’re offering a special deal on the Behlen roundpens used at our remaining 2025 Walkabout Tour stops.

We have two tour stops left this year: Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, July 12 and 13, and Waterloo, Iowa, September 6 and 7. When you purchase a roundpen in advance, you’ll pick it up on-site at your chosen location.

Clinton’s signature roundpens are built tough from automotive-grade high tensile steel and feature:

    • Full 6-foot-tall panels with five evenly spaced rails
    • Arched 5-rail gate with a 9-foot arch and 7-foot clearance
    • Secure piston latch and permanently mounted striker plate
    • Premium finish for years of safe, reliable use

Retail price is normally $6,750 for No Worries Club members and $7,000 for non-members, but tour roundpens are available now for a flat $6,000. That’s a major savings, plus no shipping or freight charges.

The tour roundpens are available on a first-come, first-served basis. To reserve yours, call 888-287-7432 or email [email protected] today.

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