That was on here...I tried to search.

Someone took the regular hog panels and welded channel iron on the outline and some cross members...then just connected them with rebar through some slots on the end. It just sat on the ground and the weight and connection was enough to keep it upright.

That ring a bell to anyone?

yep, remember seeing that too ... but no clue where to go about looking for it

https://texashuntingforum.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/7119682/1

Here is a link to a company that makes panels for pens, there are other companies that make them also.
https://www.advantageoutdoor.com/products/deer-feeder-pen-panels

Tractor Supply carries feedlot hog panels for $25 . Nice because they are 16' long, and 34" high. 4 gage verticals and 5 gage horizontals. Wire them to T-posts, or overlap and secure with Uni-strut channel and nuts/washers.

That's them. Perfect. Thanks.

It's driving the T-posts that's a pain. And also moving around those flimsy 16' panels. Once they are reinforced with the frame they are nice and easy to move around with 2 people...and truly portable with a trailer or longbed truck.

www.usafeeders.com

Same company as STX mentioned, but slightly different panels.

my dad used to buy quite a few out of Lometa & Goldthwaite ... Texas Best Panels, Inc. and Dubose Pipe & Gate

feed store in Clifton sells 8ft hog panels that are welded to a frame for 48 each..already to connect ..no need to add tposts or wire together

if my math is right that's almost a $1000 for each feeder pen..2X8'=$96X10=$960..for one feeder pen..ill pass

We used the 16 ft x34 inches panels & drove t-posts , deer can jump it no problems & it keeps the hogs out

We used the 16 ft x34 inches panels & drove t-posts , deer can jump it no problems & it keeps the hogs out

Easier said than done when rocks are present

Have you priced hog panels..?. Plus adding rebar or t posts lately? We do 30x30 pens and plenty of room for a feeder and protein feeder... 12 panels to make a 30x30 504 dollars.....Also the panels are 42 dollars.. I misspoke...
As well you can always move them or take them with you when of if you leave the lease...
Our first 4 pens were made in a circle with 12 hog panels.. after rebar..tposts etc they came out to 420 dollars..not including our labor.... Plus who wants to pull all that crap up if you lose the lease..??

This is great if you dont have rocks.. In Bosque we have about 6 to 8 inches of soil then roce.. So we use precut 48 inch rebar to firm it up...but those are 8 dollars a stick....

For those that have rocks here is another alternative.
https://texashuntingforum.com/forum...ut-hog-fences-around-feeders#Post2306325