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Those are just a local weed that grows here in the pens. We water them so they get a good start. The 16 x 8 pens are made out of Horse Panels purchased from TSC. Each panel is 5' tall by 16' long.

I noticed in the photos of your pens that you do not have any seperation between them. Do you have any conflict between the birds in the adjoining pens. I use a 24" seperation between my adjoining pens but juding from your photos this may not be necessary. Thanks I would not be able to afford...

anyone with more pen photos?

Quote: Keep the photos coming! I prefer netting for pheasants- so if they fly up, it has some give and is not hard as wire. However there can be problems with netting; like easier for predators to get thru than wire.

Quote: Keep the photos coming!

Quote: I just looked them up on the TSC website, they are only available at select stores, but the website show over 50 stores in Ohio that carry them. http://www.tractorsupply.com/fencing/feedlot-panels/horse-fence-panel-5-ft-x-16-ft--3610375

Quote: Thats odd that they can not get them, I thought any TSC store could get any product they carry. We purchased them at TSC stores in WI & SD and when I was at friends in NC they had bought them at the local TSC. I have also heard them called hog or cattle panels. We have hog panels and...

Quote: spectrumranch, Do you use the long cattle panels? or what type of fence is that on some of those? Thanks They are 5' x 16' horse panels from Tractor Supply. They have 2 x 4 mesh and are very rigid. Single pens would work, but you get more strenght with a group of pens. At $75 a panel...

have seen people asking about pens- thought this thread is worth moving to the top again!

Anybody else with pics of pens?

Here is a photo of how we have roof over some of the 8 x 16 pens. The roof provides shade, protection from owls while on the roost & a dry spot to roost in the rain. If the birds don't eat all the vegitation, it can also provide cover and shade.

Somebodyelse must have photos of pens???????

Quote: We do have issues with predators. Owls were killing some pheasants thru the netting on top- taking them off the roost- so we lowered the roosts. OR most pens now have a roof over were the roosts are. Mink got in and killed a few, but they have done alot more damage in the duck pens-...

We use alot of different pens. 8 x 16 pens, used for various pheasant species. double row (back to back) of 8 x 16 pens with 8 x 8 pens on this end for specific breeding pairs. Round pens, used mainly for our rarer and tropical type pheasants. We have a bunch of these pens, but I don't...