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Since you're on a budget, get old electric poles or railroad ties. They're cheap/free and are stout. Go to the sawmill and get some oak 2x8's at the smallest and build it tall, like Kenny said. You can still use your panels, just put a 2x about waist high to stiffen them up. Use timber...

I've augered many a rat out, but never a squirrel.

My accountant was born on the farm, feeds the family cows every day, is bitten by the cattle bug himself. Nice to have one that understands the farm.

Bypass the flex seal and buy a bucket of roof tar. I may have actually answered my own question with this post.

I should add the crack/leak was low enough to keep the float from shutting off.

It’s a Ritchie, plastic. Not mine, the neighbors. I found it for them this morning. Same situation as Logan apparently.

Best way to patch this? I’m thinking screw some flashing with silicone on it. Am I on the right track?

Good point. If at all possible have the cattle exit your facilities out of the loadout/working alley, life will be much easier.

On the subject of facilities, there are plans online about building anything you need. You can build a head catch/chute from wood, you have a barn so it would be out of the weather. Most cattle working equipment is very expensive, and justifiable if you have hundreds of animals. For 5-10 head...

Sassafras is for weenie roasts.

Don’t know about that. He likes mixed drinks so that’s probably why he likes to keep it cold.

Me too. I've gotten used to it. I'm assuming you don't mean the iced sweet that everyone from where I live to all points south and east thrive on? Tea making is a full time job at my house.

No, likes it cold. I'm a room temp guy.

My brother keeps all his liquor in the freezer. Makes me cringe.

Instant expert, just add water... from the irrigation ditch, ugh, feel sorry for those heifers.

Haven’t for a long while now. It’s cheap enough and it’s like candy for the cows but a pain to deal with.

I found it. Used the search option before I made this post but it didn't pop up for some reason. Think I'll buy a couple.

https://www.freezemiser.com/ Anyone using these?

Nice! What's the price on those babies?

Two pounds is a good start, if at first you don't succeed...