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HOG & DOGS => GENERAL DISCUSSION => Topic started by: koyote76 on July 14, 2014, 11:34:04 pm



Title: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 14, 2014, 11:34:04 pm
I just moved from Georgia to Texas, and I had to build some new Kennels. I wish I had some trees so I could have some dogs on chains with shade, but I plan on planting some. I am going to add three 5x10's in the very near future so I will have 8 kennels total.

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Here are my old kennels before the move

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Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: Cajun on July 15, 2014, 06:38:41 am
Those are nice. Out of curiosity what do you do with the waste?


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: TazD on July 15, 2014, 07:16:41 am
Nice setup Kerry. Looks like your getting settled in. Any luck finding some hunting spots yet?


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: justincorbell on July 15, 2014, 07:41:55 am
very nice set up sir, I am planning on building a set very similar in the near future. I also would like to know what you do about waste as it is one of my primary concerns at this time as well.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 15, 2014, 01:28:53 pm
With the above ground kennels I would just hose it out the back and put lime over it from time to time. It hardly ever smelled.

With the concrete slab I was going to install a septic, but decided not too due to cost. I may do it eventually. So I scoop it up and put it in a designated bucket with a garbage bag and lid and put it in trash once a week. I also still spray out with hose when I dont feel like scooping. And when I mow the lawn I just put mower on lowest setting when I mow behind kennels. 

I feed sportsmix 24/20 and I have been giving all the dogs probiotics (thanks Thomas). With this they only make one stool a day and its hard which makes easy to clean. I also let all the dogs run everyday and for the most part they will just empty out then instead of in the kennels which means I hardly have any cleanup.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 15, 2014, 01:44:35 pm
Nice setup Kerry. Looks like your getting settled in. Any luck finding some hunting spots yet?

I'm getting settled slowly but surely! I miss Georgia alot though! friends, family, farm, trees lol I really miss having my own private gym!

I have not found my own spots yet, but I have met a few really good guys. I owe a big Thanks to t-dog (Thomas Harris) for letting me tag along with him. He has some really good dogs and shares very similar opinions as I do.

Taz what ever happened to Bo?


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: TazD on July 15, 2014, 02:03:38 pm
I sold him a couple years ago. Got tired of him attacking all the other dogs in my yard! Had a big fight when I was not there and my wife had to deal with it! That was it for him! Tough decision, but it was the right one to do.

I bought Zipper (Campbell bloodline of Fl Curs) and that was the best choice I have made! Crossed that bloodline into my dogs, really helped me get what I was wanting in my dogs! Got the size back up, maintained the hunt and grit, and made better built dogs. My last litter was spectacular! Blaze, the pup I kept is a one dog show and he is only 18mo old, and the rest are working on cattle or hogs! Just bred Blaze (before he gets himself killed) back to his mom Fancy, will keep a male and female, and if the female makes the cut, she will be bred back to her granddad Zipper at a later time.

Good luck to you in Texas!


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: WayOutWest on July 15, 2014, 05:17:48 pm
Nice Kennels, I like that welded wire better than chainlink. I come down every winter and hunt with Thomas. I'm lookin forward to meeting you, Thomas has spoken highly of you.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: reatj81 on July 15, 2014, 09:41:33 pm
Joel don't try and flatter him. We all know Thomas ain't had nothing much to say about Koyote he just likes spotted dogs.

Koyote  do you like out stand and bay, livestock type hogs?


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: charles on July 15, 2014, 11:20:22 pm
That is a nice set up u got there. R those tsc kennels? If not, where did u get the individual panels? Im fixing to set for a 5 spot crete kennel with a feed shed corner and looking for ideas on 10x10 individ kennels. Im thinking of build each panel out of #8 wire n weaving n welding myself but thats gonna b very time consuming so i need ideas


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 16, 2014, 01:13:03 am
Nice Kennels, I like that welded wire better than chainlink. I come down every winter and hunt with Thomas. I'm lookin forward to meeting you, Thomas has spoken highly of you.

Thanks,Yea the chainlink always gave me problems. I look forward to meeting you aswell.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 16, 2014, 01:22:46 am
Joel don't try and flatter him. We all know Thomas ain't had nothing much to say about Koyote he just likes spotted dogs.

Koyote  do you like out stand and bay, livestock type hogs?

Hahaha atleast I can count on you for your honesty!

I like these hogs just fine! They take you on a free tour of the texas county side!



Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 16, 2014, 01:34:59 am
That is a nice set up u got there. R those tsc kennels? If not, where did u get the individual panels? Im fixing to set for a 5 spot crete kennel with a feed shed corner and looking for ideas on 10x10 individ kennels. Im thinking of build each panel out of #8 wire n weaving n welding myself but thats gonna b very time consuming so i need ideas

Thanks, they are from tarter. You can get them from tsc and other dealers. Do not get the other brands from tsc as they dont stand the the test of time. Welding them would be a chore but would probably save you some dollars.

I am planning on building a wooden platform the stretches across the kennels to put houses up off ground. I will eventually put in a feed/storage shed.


Title: Re: Re: Re: New Kennels
Post by: Fixitlouie on July 18, 2014, 06:12:51 pm
With the above ground kennels I would just hose it out the back and put lime over it from time to time. It hardly ever smelled.

With the concrete slab I was going to install a septic, but decided not too due to cost. I may do it eventually. So I scoop it up and put it in a designated bucket with a garbage bag and lid and put it in trash once a week. I also still spray out with hose when I dont feel like scooping. And when I mow the lawn I just put mower on lowest setting when I mow behind kennels. 

I feed sportsmix 24/20 and I have been giving all the dogs probiotics (thanks Thomas). With this they only make one stool a day and its hard which makes easy to clean. I also let all the dogs run everyday and for the most part they will just empty out then instead of in the kennels which means I hardly have any cleanup.
Can you pm me on the probotics. You give


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: pblenis on July 18, 2014, 07:55:49 pm
Nice looking kennels


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 18, 2014, 10:25:47 pm
Nice looking kennels


Thanks


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: charles on July 18, 2014, 10:46:38 pm
What did u pay panel or per 10x10 kennel? A 10x10 at tsc is nearly $500 n are not on the tax exempt list.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: koyote76 on July 19, 2014, 12:41:12 am
Honestly I can't remember, exact price  but it was less than 400 per kennel with coupons about 3  years ago. I bought 3 full 10x10's and a 1 double door pannel and 1 extra pannel.


Title: Re: New Kennels
Post by: hoghunter71409 on July 19, 2014, 07:31:42 am
Looks good.  I use the scoop and bucket method myself.  Take a couple minutes longer, but is keeps the smell down and back of the kennels clean.