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WOW that's a lot of livestock panel run How do you get inside the runs?

That'll do, thanks, I know those as cable clamps. They come in many sizes, threaded fasteners.

Got a link to this product?

I'd do it preemptively, once that stuff gets kinked it's much harder to 'fix'.

True Dat.

You didn't mention supporting structure. ;)

That would tie the panels together, but not really "hold the shape". May also add weight, which might move them in a direction not desired.

Might want to pound in a few Tposts at base of hoops on down hill side.

Good thought. Pics would help here.

The main spreaders are 2x2's with notches in the ends.

They don't always form the perfect curve. I used what I called 'spanners'. https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/aarts-hoop-coop-chicken-tractor.72211/

Sounds good....any layout sketches and/or pics?

Ah, thanks. You should make a coop page, then you can just link that ;)

What the heck is U-bar?

Mow very low first, 'scalp' the grass...then lay down the apron good and flat and let the grass grow back up.

Will they be stationary? Probably good to plan on staking them down.

Depends on how shallow the arch is. And what kind of panels.....cattle panels are much less strong than hog panels due to larger rod spacing. Yes. They don't make vinyl coated livestock panel(to my knowledge).