I have a hog shelter inside their pen, and it gets really muddy and wet. What kind of bedding should I use? Wood chips, hay, straw? What's cheapest?
Thanks!
I bought pigs that were a mix between two different kinds. Can't remember what off the top of my head... hampton-something maybe?
Payed $75 each (female, all they had left) for 3 of them and they are about 70 pounds. Hoping they turn out well, especially since I have 3 new customers for pork!
On the pallet pig pen, it was just pallets.
On this one, it's currently just a t-post, but I'm thinking that won't be strong enough.
I'm using it for about 6 months...
Well, I just finished putting the fence up...so a little late for wood posts. :hide I just got a little impatient...:hide:hide:hide
I have just made the whole fence out of pallets in the past, do you think it would work to surround the corner of the fence with pallets as a brace?
It's 32' x...
So I bought the Combo panels, and am now building the fence. Do I need to do anything fancy in the corners? or just connect the panels to a t-post? How far apart to space the t-posts? I'm thinking 1 post every 8 feet.
Thanks!
So I bought the Combo panels, and am now building the fence. Do I need to do anything fancy in the corners? or just connect the panels to a t-post? How far apart to space the t-posts? I'm thinking 1 post every 8 feet.
Thanks!
Yeah, I get it! I know how they like to make different "rooms" in the pen. :) Dining Room, Bathroom, Bedroom, etc. :) I might make it 32x32 and do rotation.
BTW, what do you use to attach the panels to t-posts?
How much space is needed for hogs? I will probably have more than 5, but don't know yet. I will probably be using Combo Panels, which you can see here: http://redbrand.com/Products/StockadePanels/RedBrand1-4Gauge.aspx
It comes out to about $2.20 per foot, so that adds up quick. I am thinking 2...
I am just buying new piglets each year. So I guess I don't need to move anything around. Yeah, moving pallets is...well...work! And I have about 50+/- of them that get moved each year. Another reason to use the panels. :)