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WEBDec 14, 2010 — transporting cattle panels? Thread starter RoeDylanda; Start date Feb 14, 2011; Feb 14, 2011 #1 RoeDylanda
Quick and easy cattle panel hoola-hoop house - BackYardHerds
WEBDec 24, 2015 — I am not satisfied with rebar wire securing the cattle panels together because it does not do a good job [way too much sliding and movement]. Tried zip ties and they were a joke. I will install a "H-frame" on each end of the hoop house, then run a joist lengthwise under the top of the cattle panel to help secure the it.
Cattle/Feedlot Panels vs Field Fence - BackYardHerds
WEBJul 5, 2016 — My Lamancha goats are presently enclosed by cattle panels (T-posts spaced 8' on 16' panels) for their night pen and I use sheep & goat woven wire fencing for pastures (T posts spaced 10'). My buck and wethers are separated from the does night pen by the same cattle panels (50" height) and are strictly retained in their pen.
Can I Use Cattle Panels for Hogs? - BackYardHerds
WEBI have been using pallets for the past 3 years of hog raising, but I am looking to upgrade to hog/cattle panels this year. Is it fine to use cattle panels for hogs? Is it strong enough? Are the holes too small? Is the height okay? (I apologize for my ignorance) Thanks! :)
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WEBDec 9, 2023 — Hog panels will have the smaller size holes on the bottom of the panels. If you get strictly the cattle panels, the holes are nearly the same size top to bottom. If you get the combination cattle panels, the hole size is smaller at the bottom and larger at the top, to "obviously" be used for a combination of animal species.
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WEBOct 27, 2016 — Cattle panels used as well, as long as they get what fencing is. We have field fencing, so they get that shape and they don't panic if they stick a leg through. If they aren't wild or new to penning, should be okay to use panels. Or use a long line within it at first. They could still technically f themselves up in a pipe corral.
Transport 16 foot cattle / hog panels with minivan
WEBAug 1, 2016 — It turned out to be as simple as tying two 16 foot boards to the roof rack rails. I used 2×4, but 2×3 should work too. They stuck out about two or three feet in back, and the rest went in front, over the hood. Once those are straped on, the panels just slide on. Tie them together, and to the wood (or straight to the roof rack), and drive home ...
What to Use For a Hog Pen? - BackYardHerds
WEBFeb 28, 2019 — I have hog panels and I also have cattle panels WITH hot wire. Either set up would work. If it were me, and I only wanted to contain hogs - I'd use a hog panel. If I wanted the pen to do double duty to contain any other animals - …
Feedlot panels for fencing goats - BackYardHerds
WEBMar 11, 2017 — I am researching before getting a couple of small breed goats and see that TSC sells (feedlot) cattle and goat panels. The hole sizes are the main difference. They r both 4 g welded wire. The largest openings in the cattle panels are 8"x6" and goats are 4"x4". The cattle panels are almost 2/3 cheaper.
Cattle panels & hardware cloth - BackYardHerds
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