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I found them online through Google.Someone recommended a Cattle school in Kansas so i googled that and they came up. Maybe I got the wrong place.

I'm not sure how they do it, but I'll let everyone know after I go. I am hoping that someone in here has been and will let us know how it was.

http://grahamschoolforcattlemen.com/index.php

I just enrolled for the December class at Graham School in Kansas. Anybody been? Anybody want to give me any advice?

I allowed room for gravel/chert/hay/manure build up. I'm going to start with sewing fescue in there but may move to another soil covering at some point.

I left enough room on the posts that I can add a 2x6 later on if that's a problem.

They were super easy as long as you have 2 people, just make sure that you have strong enough lag bolts/screws. I keep twisting some of mine off. No welding involved, they have inserts to link them together. I paid $130 each and that includes the brackets to screw them into a wood post. I'll...

It's finally coming together.

That's where I bought them from. C&B delivered for around $140.

I still haven't built the pens but I have bought some 20' continuos fence panels.

I love these. Saves a lot of time from not having to fumble with a chain to just slamming the gate shut. http://www.amazon.com/2-Way-Lockable-La ... gate+latch

This picture was taken right outside of Normandy and Bayeaux France last summer by me. My wife and I visited and toured Paris and the areas around Normandy and we were completely amazed at the beauty and hospitality of the French people. In this photo, you can barely see s little boy riding on...

I'm in Chattanooga, TN, my farm is in Chickamauga, GA 22.2 miles from my home. There will be a series of moveable cattle panels re-directing flow in front of the squeeze. I'll make sure that it flows smoothly and eventually I'll build a separate pen onto the front so that cattle leaving the...

I'm guessing that most of y'all would've used metal on the barn, too.

Cow pens 2.0

That will be in Phase 2 of my cow pens plan for next year. Until then I'll reroute with cattle panels.

I'm 6'1" but I have Herefords. They're pretty gentle.

Y'all have talked me into putting cattle panels under the 5 oak boards. It should only cost about $200 more or so. I may rework the load out and the sweep to make sure that the gate and curved wall will work as a sweep tub.