Panels

Cattle panels range in length from 4-feet to 10-feet. Standard sizes are 4-feet, 8-feet, and 10-feet. The industry standard height for cattle panels is 72-inches or 6-feet tall.

Cattle panels can be 4-feet, 8-feet, or 10-feet long. They come in different lengths to meet the needs of all cattle operations.

A cattle panel is usually between 8 and 10-feet long. Shorter, 4-foot panels are also available.

Cattle panels are a good investment and the cost is economical. The materials used to construct the panel and size of the panel will influence the total purchase price.

Cattle panels cost is easily recuperated in the time saved and efficiencies gained by a cattle operation.

Cattle panel price varies depending on the size of the panel and what it is made of.

Cattle panels are 72-inches tall, or 6-feet. This is to prevent cattle from trying to jump over them.

Cattle panels are attached to posts by using four-way connectors and pins.

Attach cattle panels to wood posts using four-way connectors and pins. This holds the panel securely in place.

Cattle panels can be used to build a fence by connecting cattle panels, forming the fence, and using posts, or other stabilizers. Panels also settle into the ground or gravel for extra stability.

To build a fence with cattle panels you need to connect a series of panels using the four way connectors and pins in the desired location.

Connect cattle panels using four-way connectors and pins. This system easily allows you to move and reconfigure your system.

Connect cattle panels together with the four-way connectors and pins that lock them in place and create a secure fence.

You can connect two cattle panels together using the four-way connectors and pins that are built into every panel.

Cattle panels can be hauled using the bed of a pick up truck or in a trailer. Place the panels on their sides or stand them up and secure them to the wall of the trailer and drive to your next location.

Installing cattle fence panels can be done in a matter of minutes. The panels come pre-assembled, simply connect the panels to each other and in minutes you have a fence or handling system built.

Install cattle panels by setting them up in the desired location and connecting them to create a handling system or holding pen.

Join cattle panels together using the four-way connector that is built-into both ends of the cattle pen. Line the connectors of two panels up and drop the pin into place to connect them.

To make a fence with cattle panels you will need to measure your location and then decide on what length panel will work best. Next, use your 8-foot or 10-foot cattle panels to create a fence. Connect the panels together with the four-way connectors and pins until the entire fence is built.

You can make a gate out of a cattle panel or purchase a gate that connects to your cattle panels. A panel can be used as a gate by taking the pins out of the four-way connectors and swinging the panel in or out to open it up as a gate.

To put cattle panels together, work with a second person and have them hold one panel while you bring the second panel over. Line up the four-way connectors on both panels and place pin in each to secure the panels together. Repeat the process with the next panels.

To put up cattle panels you will need someone or something to hold the first panel, then bring the second panel over and connect it to the first panel with the four-way connector and pins. Continue the process until all panels are connected and form an enclosure or fenceline.

Secure cattle panels with the four-way connectors and pins. Placing cattle panels on gravel or the ground allows them to settle over time, creating additional security.

Transporting cattle panels can be done in a pickup truck or on a trailer. Place the panels on their sides in the bed of the pickup truck or a flat trailer and secure them in place. They can be transported standing up in a stock trailer, just secure them to the wall of the trailer so they do not fall over during transport.

Use cattle panels for various purposes on a ranch, including to build a cattle handling system, a fence line, to separate a pen into multiple spaces, or as a reinforcement for another fence or structure.

Cattle panels look like a tall fence. They are 6-feet tall and have multiple rails with space in between them.

A cattle panel is a piece of fencing used to create a rigid enclosure for livestock.

The difference between cattle panels and hog panels is the height, material, and construction type. Cattle panels are taller and have wider slats. Hog panels have small, square openings.

You can buy cattle panels from livestock equipment dealers.

Locate a livestock equipment dealer in your area to buy cattle panels.

Livestock equipment dealers provide the highest quality cattle panels and in quantities needed for livestock operations.

Cattle panels are sold by livestock equipment dealers and manufacturers. Dealers are conveniently located near cattle operations.

Livestock equipment dealers sell cattle panels.