Shopping for portable corrals

[Aggie Farmer]

I am shopping around for a portable corral. I am looking at a Diamond W wheel corrral, an ok corral, and a rawhide corral. I have not seen any of these up close yet, but I am wondering if there are any pros or cons to these? Just from looking at pictures on the net, it looks like the diamond w is a very heavy and well built corral. The Ok corral looks like it is built lighter but might be more functional when actually working cows. I could not tell much about the rawhide corral from the pictures, but I would like to see it up close. Could anyone tell me what they think about these and if there is a better corral that I have not heard about ? I am open to any suggestions. Thanks.

 

[Angus Cowman]

I have used one similiar but don'tremember the brand I think it was a ww it woked ok but worked better if you were on pretty level ground
They sure are pricey

 

[Earl Thigpen]

The WW and the OK are built from the same material. The only differences I could see between the two are:

WW - Bumper pull, no alley in the center but does come with a solar charged electrohydraulic lift so it's easier to get the wheels off.
OK - Gooseneck, does have an alley so you can transport one horse but does not have the hydraulic lift.

Buth corrals are priced within a couple of dollars of one another.

 

[tytower]

Make your own or buy transportable like these
https://www.farmerswarehouse.com.au/pages.php?pageid=10

Look through these and you can get complete systems for $5000 will do 50 cattle. put them up yourself in an hour