Cattle Corral Kits in Texas
Cattle holding pens, freestanding panels, and gate components for your Texas property.
Freestanding panels
Equipment for daily use on your property.
Clear kit contents
Review the included components before you order.
Freight for your location
Delivery details are confirmed with your quote.
Choose your holding pen
Compare complete 20×20 ft cattle pens and separate 20 ft panels and gate combinations. A holding pen is not a complete cattle-handling system.
Two side-by-side 20×20 ft pens
A paired layout for separately enclosed spaces, not a chute or crowding tub.
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One 20×20 ft cattle pen
A complete freestanding portable cattle pen configuration.
20x20 Portable Cattle Corral Pen$1,895.00 · listed product price; freight separate.
Two side-by-side 20×20 ft pens
A paired layout for separately enclosed spaces, not a chute or crowding tub.
Two 20x20 Portable Cattle Corral System Side by Side$3,395.00 · listed product price; freight separate.
20 ft gate combination
A separate gate-and-panel component; confirm the clear opening and connections.
20 ft Freestanding Cattle Gate Combo$795.95 · listed product price; freight separate.
20 ft freestanding panel
A separate cattle panel with 2-3/8 in posts and detachable feet.
20 ft Cattle Panel 2-3/8", Freestanding, Detachable Feet$375.00 · listed product price; freight separate.
Complete pens, gate combinations, and individual panels are priced separately. The layout and component quantities determine your order total; chutes and crowding tubs are not included.
Understand your configuration
Pen arrangement
Choose one 20 × 20 ft pen or two side-by-side pens for separately enclosed spaces.
Gate locations
Review the gate placement, clear openings and animal movement through your layout.
Existing connections
Confirm post sizes and connection hardware before combining equipment.
Holding pen kits do not include a chute, alley or crowding tub. Review the included components on the selected product page.
Expanding an existing corral?
Add panels or gates to your current setup.
Plan the space around your equipment
Work through animal movement, gates, and equipment approaches together.
Walk the animal route
Consider where cattle enter, wait and leave each pen.
Identify existing equipment
Include fencing connections and any separate handling equipment on your sketch.
Keep an equipment approach
Plan truck access and room to unload beside the proposed layout.
Read the Texas cattle corral planning guide
A cattle corral quote starts with the animals, separation needs and gate movements—not just a length of fence. Compare the listed single and paired pens, then identify which freestanding panels or gate combos belong in the Texas layout.
Describe the pen’s job before counting its sides
Begin a Texas cattle corral inquiry with what the enclosure needs to do. State whether you are considering one pen, two separated spaces or an extension to existing fencing. The catalog includes a 20 × 20 ft cattle pen and a paired 20 × 20 ft configuration. Those dimensions describe the products; they do not establish an animal capacity or suitability for every handling task.
Explain the animals and the routine to the people responsible for their management, then use that information to define the layout. Do not turn a square measurement into a stocking recommendation. Include how animals enter and leave, where they need to remain separated and what existing structures limit the arrangement. A useful drawing shows the intended operation as well as the outside dimensions of the proposed corral.
Keep cattle components separate from the horse-panel range
The cattle products are a distinct part of the Blacktail catalog, not the horse rail-panel range under a different name. Use the actual cattle pen, freestanding panel and gate-combo listings to establish the components being discussed. Where the new work meets an existing enclosure, photograph the connection and provide dimensions. Similar-looking steel is not enough to show that two systems can be joined as supplied.
The freestanding cattle panel listing includes detachable feet. Confirm the selected product’s full contents and the arrangement required for your layout instead of borrowing connection assumptions from a horse stall kit. In particular, do not assume that horse-panel clamp sizes apply to the cattle range. Any transition to another system needs an explicit compatibility review rather than an improvised connection inferred from the product photographs.
Read the gate combo as a component, not a clear-opening promise
The listed 20 ft cattle gate combo describes an overall assembly. Its name should not be read as a promise of a 20 ft clear passage through the gate. Provide the opening you need for animals and equipment, along with the direction of approach. Confirm the gate portion and usable clearance on the selected configuration before basing the Texas corral plan on that opening.
Draw the space in which the gate moves and the area immediately outside it. A gate can be useful in one orientation and awkward in another when a fixed fence, trailer route or nearby building changes the approach. Include those constraints in the inquiry. The standalone gate combo may be relevant to a larger plan, but it does not by itself define a complete pen or handling system.
Distinguish a holding enclosure from a handling facility
The listed cattle pens and components should not be described as chutes, crowding tubs or a complete working facility. Where your Texas operation requires those functions, identify them separately and have the overall arrangement reviewed by the appropriate provider. A set of perimeter panels is not evidence that every step of moving or handling cattle has been addressed for the animals and people using the site.
Consider the ground and access around the corral as separate project requirements. Mark places where vehicles turn, feed is delivered or repeated animal movement affects the surface. The word freestanding does not establish performance on every surface or an engineering rating for the site. Confirm setup requirements and any needed additions before treating a product configuration as ready for a particular location on the property.
Quote the complete drawing without duplicating supplied parts
Send the Texas location, the preferred single or paired pen arrangement and a measured drawing of connections and entrances. Include photographs of existing cattle panels and the equipment dimensions relevant to gate clearance. State which components you already own and which are needed. That allows the quote discussion to distinguish a new complete listed pen from a collection of additional pieces for an existing layout.
The choices below link to the unchanged cattle product pages. Compare their actual contents before adding standalone panels or a gate combo that may duplicate parts already supplied in a selected pen. Confirm price, freight, setup responsibilities and compatibility in the final quote. Keep the agreed drawing beside the order so the component quantities match the intended enclosure rather than a rough perimeter estimate.
Plan your Texas delivery
Choose your configuration
Start with a size or layout. We can help you compare options.
Share your city or ZIP
Include truck access, gate openings and unloading details.
Confirm equipment and freight
Review the selected configuration and delivery quote with our team.
Equipment, delivery details and freight are confirmed with your quote. About delivery
Cattle corral questions
How do I request a Texas quote?
Use the Get a Quote link to prepare your request, or call (619) 914-6657. Send the proposed pen arrangement, project location, gate positions and equipment approach. Include the post sizes of existing fencing and identify any separate handling equipment you intend to connect.
Is delivery included in the listed price?
Freight is separate from the product price. Send the project address or ZIP code with your selected configuration so delivery and access requirements can be confirmed with the quote.
What is included with the product?
Compare complete 20×20 ft pens with the separate 20 ft gate and panel components. A holding pen is not a complete handling system, and these products do not include a chute or crowding tub.
Does the price include installation?
No. The listed price is for the product, not an installed project. Check the selected listing and installation guide for assembly, support, and site-preparation requirements before ordering.
How many cattle can the Texas 20 × 20 ft pen hold?
The listed dimensions are not an animal-capacity recommendation. Discuss the animals, intended use and management needs with the people responsible for the operation before selecting the enclosure.
Is the 20 ft cattle gate combo a 20 ft clear opening?
Do not read it that way. The name describes the overall assembly. Confirm the gate portion and usable clearance against the intended animal and equipment access.
Can I connect the Texas cattle panels using horse-panel clamp assumptions?
No. The cattle range is separate. Send photographs and measurements of the connection and verify the appropriate components rather than assuming horse-panel hardware fits.
Do these cattle pens include a chute or crowding tub?
No such handling system should be assumed. Compare the selected listing’s contents and treat any chute, tub or broader handling-facility requirement as a separate scope.
Planning a project in Texas?
From Austin, Dallas–Fort Worth, Houston and beyond, send your city or ZIP so we can confirm delivery for your property.
Let’s plan your Texas cattle corral.
Let’s find the right equipment for your Texas property.