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Cheap Feed Bunk Ideas. The most common materials used are wood, metal, and plastic. Heat it up red hot and. In this video i show you how to build a cattle, sheep, goat, horse, etc. Took 2 j bunks and slid them in their pen and now they act like billy goats instead they won't stay out of. They just don't tip over. Tall enough calves don't lay in them and rarely crap in them. Homemade feed bunks are a great way to save money while providing a safe and comfortable place for your cattle to eat. Wanting to feed them outside. I don't have the resources for precast right now,. They are also relatively easy to make and can be constructed from a variety of materials. I have a 64' long barn that i'm going to build a feed bunk along. We have established that our cows will be in this same spot often. Pretty cheap and easy to build. I use a piece of 1/2 rebar that i ground a point on. This may be the perfect feed bunk.at.

The most common materials used are wood, metal, and plastic. Homemade feed bunks are a great way to save money while providing a safe and comfortable place for your cattle to eat. Took 2 j bunks and slid them in their pen and now they act like billy goats instead they won't stay out of. This may be the perfect feed bunk.at. In this video i show you how to build a cattle, sheep, goat, horse, etc. I use a piece of 1/2 rebar that i ground a point on. They just don't tip over. We have established that our cows will be in this same spot often. Wanting to feed them outside. I don't have the resources for precast right now,.

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Cheap Feed Bunk Ideas I don't have the resources for precast right now,. I have a 64' long barn that i'm going to build a feed bunk along. Wanting to feed them outside. Tall enough calves don't lay in them and rarely crap in them. Pretty cheap and easy to build. This may be the perfect feed bunk.at. I don't have the resources for precast right now,. They are also relatively easy to make and can be constructed from a variety of materials. Took 2 j bunks and slid them in their pen and now they act like billy goats instead they won't stay out of. Homemade feed bunks are a great way to save money while providing a safe and comfortable place for your cattle to eat. In this video i show you how to build a cattle, sheep, goat, horse, etc. The most common materials used are wood, metal, and plastic. Heat it up red hot and. I use a piece of 1/2 rebar that i ground a point on. We have established that our cows will be in this same spot often. They just don't tip over.