Bossfarmer
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- Location
- between Perth and Inverness
would just be an added layer of security round the yard for shifting cattle from one shed to another
Crash barriers or similar round cattle shed?
- Thread starter Bossfarmer
- Start date
- Location
- West Wales
I was waiting for that or a similar suggestion
- Location
- Dumfries & Galloway
- Location
- East Yorkshire
We have used telegraph poles cut length ways with a chainsaw. You can get 3 hefty planks out of a decent pole
michael N123
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Post Driver
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- Location
- South East
He's not wrong, contractors replacing miles of them on the Smart Motorway scheme. I had a delivery and worked out about £5 a meter
M-J-G
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If you're moving cattle to and from sheds or handling pens panels with a barrier or bar along the top would be my choice and it will last a lifetime.
We did one area with 1200 panel with a round bar a 300 above that which worked quite well.
Barriers would be a 2nd choice for me, timber rails would be 3rd.
Stock fences aren't likely to hack it of it's an area where cattle are being shifted or handled a lot.
We did one area with 1200 panel with a round bar a 300 above that which worked quite well.
Barriers would be a 2nd choice for me, timber rails would be 3rd.
Stock fences aren't likely to hack it of it's an area where cattle are being shifted or handled a lot.
Tubbylew
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- Location
- Herefordshire
Especially as fences around yards tend to be short with plenty of right angles, and they'll rot off no matter what you use to build them with.
willie waver
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- Location
- walking in the ayr
cattle hurdles, perfect if you need them in a hurry for something else or are changing your yard layout, pull the pin and pick them up to move, put them back in seconds. selling up, take them to your new place or cash them in at your roupe
- Location
- Yorks
Wire rope tensioned between telegraph poles or railway sleepers. Lightweight spacers inbetween.