Cattle Panel, Hoop Designed Chicken House, Using 4, 16"x50" Panels | RangerRob Channel | Part 1

Today Rob is talks about "Cattle Panel, Hoop Designed Chicken House, Using 4, 16"x50" Panels". Part 1
Our Base is 8' x 200", using 2x6' wood frame. Held down with plumbers tape strap.
The outside will be covered with 50' x 6' chicken netting.
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[@buffyvachon8026]

FYI, it would help if you focused the camera on what you were talking about instead of just focusing the camera on yourself while you’re talking. Visuals are the best.

[@kevingriffy9327]

Thanks for info.

[@stephenstanley79]

thanks for sharing.

[@sumasaum]

Can Horse Fence Panel be bent the same way? They are the same overall dimensions but the holes are conveniently 2" x 4".

[@RangerRob]

Not sure, bet it works

[@_j_a_d_e]

What are the clips called that you’re securing the fencing to the bottom wood pieces?

[@RangerRob]

Thank you for your comment. Are you talking about our chicken coop? Watched the video and I am not sure what clips you saw. Thanks

[@_j_a_d_e]

RangerRob Country Living The metal clasp are using to connect your cattle panel to the base of your chicken coop. Thanks, looks great!

[@RangerRob]

@@_j_a_d_e That is Plumbers tape, it comes in rolls. You just cut 2 inch pieces and use wood screws to attach it. Its wonderful for attaching the cattle panels.

[@_j_a_d_e]

RangerRob Country Living oh! You did day that in the video but I didn’t realize it was same thing. Thank you! I may be doing this! 🙌🏻

[@RangerRob]

@@_j_a_d_e It was a very easy way to install the panels, you will like it.