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I usually stuff mine between the loader frame and the cab, but I usually only feed four at a time. On days when I'm going to be out of town or set multiple rolls out I will throw them in a ditch or washout and light them on fire before I leave the pasture.

I have a field that is crossed fenced with a decent barbed wire fence in place. I would like to add some strands of electric fence to it and try to fence line wean some calves. I was looking for suggestions on how many hot wires I need to add and at what height you would recommend. Thanks!

A sure fire way to find something you have lost is to purchase another one. The missing one will turn up very soon after.

There are too many calm cows in the world to have to put up with a crazy one.

viewtopic.php?f=2&t=75453 I just found my answer.

The pipes I was thinking of are plastic. I haven't ever worked with any and didn't know if just a regular circular saw would work. I am sure a concrete saw would do great though. I have heard the propane tanks make excellent feeders, I just don't think I would be talented enough to cut one...

I have seen a couple online but thought I would ask here. Have any of you made any feeders out of this? The ones that I have seen use 24" double walled smooth inside pipe cut longways making two 20 foot long feeders. With tires at the ends and a couple in the middle for support. I wonder how...