Working on building a pen for my daughters 10 goats . It's 40' x 64 ' . Only thing different I did was to put the panels on the inside of the wood posts so that if they are jumping or standing on the fence , it's pushing into the post instead of the staples .
Thank ya for watching and commenting sir, welcome to the channel!! Great tip ya brought up, I actually did the same off camera, sometimes I don't think about the obvious lol!! I preciate ya stopping by the channel, have a great week!! Dan
Thank ya for watching mam and yes mam, cattle panel is really high here as well!! I normally wait till I can get them on sale, which isn't very often!! Dan
I'm with you. I wore a sweatshirt most of the day too. I finally started using cattle panels last year. They are a little expensive but well worth it. Have a great day. Best wishes Bob.
Hey Mr Bob, yes sir they are a little on the pricey side but the panels sure can be used for other things if I decide to take the pen down. Heck yeah sir, it was down right chilly to this southern boy!! Thanks for watching Mr Bob!! Dan
Just found your channel man when searching for goat pen ideas for my goats! Great stuff. Subscribing and now I gotta watch your videos and catch up on what I’ve missed hahaha.
Cool!! Thank ya for stopping by the channel Adler Farms, welcome to our community!! The goat paddock is still working great, I'm gonna do a bunch of things different on the next one!! Thank ya for watching, have a great week!! Dan
Just a tip~~ If you turn the bottom post that is holding the gate to the down position and loosen the top bracket so you can push it up and then lower it down on the top post and tighten it back up that gate cannot be lifted up and off the posts. Right now if they go to scratching and itching against the gate they can push it straight up and off the hinges and get out.
Good tip mam, I may have to look into this!! What I did do on my other pasture gates is drill a hole through the bracket and pin and added a cotter pin to locked the gate onto the pin, worked pretty good, kinda over kill but it worked!! Thanks for watching mam!! Dan
Them goats gonna be happy Dan. The pen looks very good. I can tell you always take your time on what you do. We used to have a 3 ac enclosure that we raised whitetail deer in. We had a rehab and ppl would bring them to use if they got hit or found a hurt one. We used the cattle panel and double stack it. One on top of the other to make it 7 ft high. That cattle panel is the way to go.
Yes sir, I've used the cattle panel alot in my raised beds with great success, hopefully I'll have the same success with the goats!! Awesome thing for you to do brother, rehabbing the hurt deer!! Thanks for watching my friend!! Dan
Thank ya for watching SugarCreek Homestead and welcome to my channel, glad ya stopped by!! I sure enough like having all the goats at my home place, they're something else I tell ya!! I thank ya for watching and hope ya come back and visit when ya can!! Have a good weekend!! Dan
Looks good Dan! Placing those T-posts on the outside of the fence is the best way to go. The goats really like climbing on the inside of the fence and putting pressure on the fencing. I've never raised any goats, but my uncle used to have a herd of 'em!
Brother, that's a solid weekend of solo work!! Great looking pen, that thing will out last us! Midnight is gonna be so happy with her new digs! She really needs that friend you were talking about!! Sounds like she will be getting a few friends, lol. You have so much brush there, what a great way to turn waste into fertilizer. Impressed, duder, well done! Have a great day, brother:)
Some heavy duty goat / sheep panels you have there Dan. A little more expensive but I rather use those too. I fenced in a 100 feet X 75 feet section and two goats cleared that out in 3 months time. Midnight is one happy girl! Thumbs up buddy and have a great week.
I agree with ya Carl, the panel is the only way to go for sure!! I gotta build a shelter for the goats and I'll be done for now lol!! Thanks for watching brother and y'all have a great week as well!! Dan
Thank ya for watching and commenting sir, welcome to our community and the channel!! Awesome, glad this video may have given ya some ideas!! Have a good Sunday!! Dan
Yes mam DaelithTN, I'm working on getting her a few friends and I can see my going out another 32 feet in the near future lol!! Thanks for watching mam!! Dan
Thank ya for watching and commenting Mrs Tameka, welcome to our community and the channel mam!! Awesome, glad ya subscribed to the channel and I hope you enjoy the content that I put out, have a great week!! Dan
I love using panels. They are so versatile, the uses are multitude. That makes a great goat proof pen. Old Guy always calls those steeples, for some reason. I noticed that the cut ends of your panel on the gate are just sticking up there. Those things are sharp and I'm concerned that you might cut yourself on them. Good work!
Yes mam, they pretty dang sharp but they make good latches for the chain that keeps the gate closed!! I may snip all of them off but one. Thanks ya for stopping by and watching!! Dan
ha 70 is our highs in the summer. You're so funny. Your buddy does get climatized to where you live though. Great job on the pen. Seems like you had your own cheering squad with the chickens.
Hey Brian, yes sir them jokers will make some sure enough noise when they find out I'm home lol. Heck yeah, anything below 70 is cold this ol' southern boy!! Thanks for watching my brother!! Dan
Thank ya Take the Stage LV and I thank ya for watching!! Only thing I'll do different on the next paddock is add some corner braces for rigidity!! Let us know how your paddock turned out for ya!! Happy New Years to ya!! Dan
You weren't "kidding" around....lol! If it's feasible, look into a mobile goat pen, so you can put those kids to work mowing your grass. That way even while you're asleep at night, your grass is getting a "Midnight" trim....lol!
Thank ya for watching morganic johnson, welcome to the channel and our community!! I'm glad this video gave ya some ideas on a goat paddock, I'll be in the process of building another one myself!! Have a great Tuesday!! Dan
Thank ya Mr Jay, I'm thinking on a raised shelter with a floor instead of using the ground as a floor, when it rains, the terraces push water near that pen!! I have a bunch of reclaimed wood so I'll be working on that this week hopefully. Thanks for watching sir!! Dan
Hello Mr Johnny and welcome to my channel sir!! Great, I'd sure enough like to see what you built for your sheep sir, my goats sure do love that big paddock for sure!! Thank ya for watching and do come back and visit when ya can, have a good un!! Dan
Hello Kalani 101 and welcome to my channel!! Building a goat paddock isn't that bad, heck if I can do it, you can too😀 I thank ya for watching and hope you come back and visit when ya can!! Dan
Hello Rudy's Woodwork, welcome to our community and the channel!! Thank ya for watching and commenting sir, the pen is still up and being used but Lawd I'd do a bunch of things different on the next one lol!! Happy New Years to you and yours!! Dan
Great looking goat pen! Thanks for the helpful tips too. Looking forward to seeing the goat shelter. Will your fence be electrified? Thanks and Blessings.
Hey Mrs Martha and thank ya mam, I put some work into that pen lol. I'll be working on the shelter this week hopefully and no mam, I don't plan on running electrified fence on this pen, I had thought about it using hot wires on my horse pasture but I'd probably forget it and get shocked lol!!! Thanks for watching and have a great week!! Dan
That is an awesome pen. How did you keep the panels straight? I had to bend mine all to heck to get them into my truck and when i got them to the house they wouldn't un-bend. Thanks for sharing! -Nate
Hey brother, I have a 18 foot trailer so I loaded them up flat, glad I have a trailer that long lol!! I can see I'm gonna add another 16 or 32 feet to this pen!! Thanks for watching Nate!! Dan
Hello Criscos Countrylife, welcome to our community and the channel!! Cool, we added on to one of our paddocks but the 16x16 is still up and holding the male goats in, I'll make some minor modifications to the next pen we make!! Thank ya for watching and commenting, have a good Thursday!! Dan
Home In The Sticks Glad to be here,question,do y’all have trouble with coyotes where you live?We built a cage for our goats with a wood floor and a roof,actually it was a kids playhouse but it works😂👍
We're glad your here sir and no sir, we don't have any coyote problems here thank goodness!! I'm gonna have to build another shelter for the male goats myself, gonna do it towards the winter tho, it's dang hot over here now lol!! Dan
Thank ya for watching Mr David, welcome to our community and the channel!! When we build our next paddock, we have a bunch of changes that we're gonna make!! Have a good Tuesday!! Dan
Great job Dan! New subscriber and fellow southern boy here. My papaw taught me how to tamp our poles and they haven't moved in 35 years. I'm pretty new to goats though and my pygmy buck keeps escaping. Are these panels rigid enough that he won't squeeze under?
Hey Mr Colby, welcome to our community and the channel!! Yes sir, my dad and grandfather tamped their poles as well and I have some in the ground that haven't budged in 15 years over here!! As far as your buck, is he the only one in the paddock? I found that having 2 or 3 goats together will settle them down some as they are social animals. The cattle panel I've been using keeps my 2 bucks in the paddock with no problems as of yet, they brush up against it and stand up/lean on them daily. I also have T post every couple of feet behind the cattle panel as well. Hope this answers your question sir!! Thank ya for watching, have a good Wednesday!! Dan
I've had success filling that kind of gap with firewood rounds. Or longer pieces of logs. Depending on the animal and the situation, they might work best on the inside or outside, just wedged in or also attached to the fencing with u-nails... It's affordable!
Wa-hoo! Imma get my shine ON! 😁❤️. 🐐🐐 I AM A GOAT PERSON!! I just got my first goats after waiting a whole year since we moved onto our 3 acre property. I started with chickens last summer! See my channel all about them ☺️ now I just added a rooster and hoping to get some new chicks one day. But I just LOVE my mini LaMancha nanny goat and her 3 kids! Loved your video and I had to subscribe once I heard dat accent! But really you gotta a little bit Cajun, New Orleans and even hillbilly all in one... are you from Mississippi??!?!😂 🐥🦞🐓🐐 👨🌾
Thank ya for watching and subscribing mam!! No mam, I'm from Nawlins but after Katrina, I made my way to the Sip as I have a lot of kin in MS!! I'm 100% certified coonass lol!! I couldn't imagine not having my goats here at the home place, they are something else!! Have a good weekend my friend!! Dan
hey Homestead Housewife...i checked out your channel, but didn't find any new videos about the LaMancha's; my daughter has two and would love to follow your journey with them
Thank ya for stopping by an watching Mr Brandon, welcome to our community and the channel!! We sure enough like the country life over here!! Have a good Tuesday!! Dan
I am a good ol country boy my self I watched you video I want down to southern states an tractor supply now I am building me a 20x20 goat pen I am in north Carolina looking for pygmy goats
I'm waiting on some cooler weather over here so I can start wearing some sweatshirts myself lol!! Thank ya for watching mam, welcome to the channel and our community!! Have a good Wednesday!! Dan
Thank ya for watching and commenting BooHardy125, welcome to our community and the channel sir!! My goat pen is still up and running, been a good pen for sure!! Preciate ya stopping by the channel, have a good Wednesday evening!! Dan
Hello MAry H, welcome to the channel and our community!! If I'm not mistaken, I used 6 panels to build that paddock!! I thank ya for watching and commenting, have a good Sunday!! Dan
Hello Latasha Henson, welcome to our community and the channel mam!! Yes mam, 4 years ago, I never thought about that lol but the pen looks the same and it's still holding 2 male goats in with now problems!! I thank ya for watching and commenting, have a great week!! Dan
Jtinnon, I can keep probably 8 goats in there comfortably. I'm planning on expanding the paddock again in the future as well!! Thank ya for watching and welcome to my channel!! Dan
Thank ya for watching Mrs Melody, welcome to our community and the channel!! The paddock is not hard to put together at all, heck if I can do it you certainly can too!! Have a great Thursday!! Dan
So that's what they're called lol!! Thank ya for watching and commenting Elsford Honore, welcome to our community and the channel!! Have a great week!!! Dan
Thank ya for watching and commenting Mr David, welcome to the channel and our community!! Yes sir, them goats do rub and lean against that field fence but putting the t-post on the backside of the fencing helps a lot!! Preciate ya stopping by the channel!! Dan
Hello brock Moore and welcome to our community and the channel!! This paddock cost me roughly $100 to put together considering I had a lot of the components on hand already!! Thank ya for watching, have a good weekend!! Dan
Thank ya for watching Aurelio Ayala, welcome to the channel and our community!! The fencing can be purchased online at Tractor Supply or any Lowes or Home Depot!! Dan
Hello there drmachinewerke1, the goats are actually just pets, I may mate my two females down the road!! Thanks for watching and welcome to my channel!! Dan
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