Posted by Mel in SW Iowa on September 28, 2009 at 08:15:29 from (99.196.64.56):
In Reply to: pics. working cattle. posted by billonthefarm on September 27, 2009 at 18:24:06:
The "no back" devices I have tried(WW & Preifert) work real well on even sized cattle, when adjusted to that size.
It is often an advantage to cover a gate or a section of fence or pen to discourage cattle from going through, over, or put pressure on; or to open up a section where you want them to go to, but it is difficult to predict from the start the best way to build it. If you can start with a good set of portable panels and use tarps to cover the places you should, you can experiment until you learn the best configuration for your facilities before you make it permanent, IMHO.
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