Posted by Sparktrician on June 25, 2013 at 08:00:21 from (198.144.54.9):
Going to build a new "alley way" for leading the cattle into our head chute. I am putting sliding gates in between each "section" of the alley.
Idea is for there to be 1 or 2 cows on deck in the alley, make things go better and smoother.
Question is.....what is a ideal length of a alley section? I see tarter has panels that are 10' for this purpose. That seems long to me. I was thinking about 8'. Our head chute is 7' total length, 8' should give plenty of room to get the cow in and gate slid shut?
Experience greatly welcomed.....prefer to build this the right way once....lol.
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