How Do You Build A Small Livestock Shed And Yard?
Families living in rural areas often enjoy keeping a small number of goats, sheep or pigs in their large backyard. Instead of building a barn or sinking posts for acres of paddock and pasture, they can build a small livestock shed and yard that is easy to maintain and quite sufficient for a few animals. Learn how to build the shed and enclosure to house small livestock species. Position the pre-built shed on your property where you wish the livestock run to be. Remove one the doors with a screwdriver. Lean the removed door up against the opposite wall of the shed and trace around it with your chalk or pencil. Use an electric saw to cut out this shape with a small margin extra. Attach the removed door to this opening with sturdy hinges and a locking hasp on the other side. Having a door on both sides of the livestock shed will help with air flow and cleaning. Unroll a length of sturdy wire fencing long enough to reach across the opening made by the single door you just installed. Using
