Getting The Cattle Panel Shelters Repaired
Got most of the cattle panel shelters mostly straightened. The one over the mower I literally just had to pull over like a hat.
The girls frame was intact but I had to put a brace inside to help keep it straight. (Pretty sure the cattle panels are bent.) Not sure how long that is going to be left alone.
The boys frame was partially pulled apart so I had to screw that back together. I think their cattle panels are bent also so I put a brace on the outside. Again, not sure how long that will be left there.
Tomorrow I plan to put u-posts at all four corners of each shelter and attaching the shelters to them. Another wind storm might tear the tarp but its not going to take the frame. That's ok. Replacing a tarp is a lot easier than having to rebuild the whole shelter.
I have different plans for the chicken tractors that I'll show you when I get to them.
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