Bumper Pull Trailers

Safely transport your horses or loose stock with the versatile convenience of a new bumper pull horse and stock trailer from Riverside Trailers. Ideal for hobby farmers, recreational riders, and light agricultural work, these highly maneuverable trailers connect easily to standard rear hitches. Browse our active new bumper pull inventory below and take delivery at our Caldwell, Jerome, or Blackfoot dealerships.

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Versatile Bumper Pull Livestock Trailers in Idaho

Not every livestock run requires a massive heavy-duty pickup truck. For everyday consumer towing and pasture-to-market runs, a bumper pull stock or horse trailer is the perfect agricultural asset[cite: 1]. Connecting directly to a standard rear receiver hitch, these trailers can be safely towed by half-ton pickups and properly rated SUVs, allowing for maximum fleet flexibility without needing a bed-mounted ball[cite: 1].

Compact, Heavy-Duty Engineering

Despite their compact size, our bumper pull models do not compromise on structural integrity or animal safety:

  • Circle D & Travalong: Both brands offer rugged bumper hitch stock models. Circle D features their signature Aero-Dynamic nose and 1-piece side stake design for immense box rigidity, while Travalong provides multistage anti-corrosion finishes to protect against animal waste[cite: 1].
  • Triple C Homesteader: The ultimate "Swiss army knife" for the hobby farm. It is heavily built to haul livestock comfortably but engineered with a lightweight footprint specifically designed for SUV and mid-size truck towing[cite: 1].
  • Trails West Adventure: A value-driven bumper pull horse trailer that pairs rugged steel framing with sleek aluminum skins, delivering maximum safety for 2-horse and 3-horse configurations[cite: 1].

Pick Up at Your Local Riverside Dealership

Upgrade your ranch with a versatile bumper pull trailer today. Review our active new inventory online, request a custom quote, and easily coordinate pickup at your nearest dealership location in Caldwell, Jerome, or Blackfoot.