Posted by KEH on September 28, 2009 at 04:54:45 from (67.231.163.101):
In Reply to: pics. working cattle. posted by billonthefarm on September 27, 2009 at 18:24:06:
It's more of a pleasure working cattle with good facilities. I just went through rebuilding a loading chute because a bull jumped over a gate and broke it down. I made a new gate 6 feet high, a litle taller with it hung off the ground. It's made light, but covered with metal so the cows can't see a way to go through in so haven't challenged it yet. The boards in the chute are built about 6 feet high. Nothings tried to jump out, including the bull that broke down the gate. He's gone now.
I have a gate bent down worse that your red one. Hung the replacement higher.
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