I Built a Horse Training Round Pen For $60 

You are sooooo Blessed to have a wife and family that backs you and assisted you with your dream. God is Blessing you ALL. Very GREAT JOB on building that AWESOME round pen.

Wow! What a great job. It's a beautiful coral, your family must be so proud of you 👏.

Superb work and an incredible film of your labour! It will feature in many of your future videos (I’m sure) so I am glad you chose such a beautiful location too. The variety of wildlife… praise our wonderful creator God 🙌🏼 Keep up the good work!

4:15 was so funny for some reason the way the truck slowly lifted was hilarious

Incredible 🙌 what more can I say the finished product speaks for all of the planning, hard work and perseverance, love the animal cameos too! 😍

Hello friend, your corral looks great, top notch! However, the diagonal brace/board that you put on your gate is going in the wrong direction, for maximum strength it should go from the bottom corner of the gate "on hinged post" up and across to upper corner of the gate (that swings open). This way, that diagonal brace supports the weight of the gate and takes the load down into the base/bottom of your hinged post, where the post is buried into the ground is the strongest and most stable point! As opposed to the way you have it, where the diagonal brace is literally hanging from the top corner of the hinged post, where the post is less stable. Your way, the weight of the gate is unsupported and pulling down towards open corner of the gate. This is a common mistake that I see all the time and for the most part, your way will still last for years, However, if a person or people were to sit on the gate as it swings open or closed you will start to notice a significant sag of the gate that can compromise the integrity of your gate. In my younger days, I installed fencing and gates of all types and all materials and I would always show my customers how I could hang my 250+ lbs on their gate as it swung open and closed without any sagging or weakening of the gate whatsoever. (If it helps, imagine that your gate only had the top rail and the diagonal brace, there is only one direction that the diagonal brace can attach from open end of the top rail, down to the bottom hinge of the post and support your weight, the other direction, the brace supports nothing) It's much easier to just point a finger and show you in person , than to explain the concept in words, sorry.

Beautiful addition to your property and it will last a long time. There quite a variety of animals around your neck-of-woods…

The video shows the level of horse passion you have great Hard work brother

Great job, love it

Awesome job! Can't wait to see you use it! Congratulations

loved watching this one. family is everything in this world.

Great job on the corral! You are living my dream!!

Awesome job , congrats 👍

What an amazing work. Go you.

But it’s very awesome how you all build this .Very nice 👍🏻

I made a comment on one of your videos about the terrain where you live. At first I thought it looked like California, maybe, or Florida. But then I watched a few more of your videos (which I adore, BTW), and doubted you are in the states at all. I'm dying to know where you are in the world. It's so beautiful!

regards from Brazil. Great Work Mate!

Nice work bro, Superb

Great I have a almost all panel round pen but I have a hill full of trees so I'm going to do what you did .will be great and copying you that's nice

$60, two tractors and a post hole digger. Very cool tho, and great use of free material.

It’s so pretty

Intresting very instructive video. Bro how much diameter for this round yard and how many meters beetwen the posts

It’s maybe $60 if you already have the type of implements I would have to rent the equipment.😅

Good work. Couple of tips for next time if I may: If you cleave your rails and uprights, they will last longer as water penetration into entire fibres is a lot slower. Of course you can't cleave stuff with big knots so sawing remains your best option. And a cleaving brake makes cleaving smaller diameter clear lengths easier.... De-barking timber also makes it last longer as the bark rots fast and when green bark beetles and such will get in and rot it (and wood beneath) away.

thanks bro

How did you secure your rails to the posts if you dont mind me asking?

WOAH SO COOL! What an amazing place. Praise God!

This is awesome thanks for sharing! What size did you go with? Diameter and height?

Chaps but no helmet. The 60 bucks is what you spent on fuel and nails? Nice corral and the horse has a great human.

How much time does it take?

Do you have a patiron page?

Was that a 60ft diameter round pen?