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Posted by CoonDogMan_01 on 03-17-2008 06:30 PM:

Kennel Pics And Info ?

Me And Three Friends We Have Invested Some Money In Some Coon Dogs We HaveWalkers And English Right Now We Have Them On Chains But We Are Fixing To Build Kennels Can You Guys Post Some Pics Of Your Kennels And Give Us Some Helpful Information On How To Go About Starting What Kind Of Kennels To Use Like Chain Link Kennels Or Wood Kennels What Type Of flooring Concrete Or Clay ? We Need You Guys Help To Get Started Thanks For Your Time And Info

Posted by jesse on 03-17-2008 06:37 PM:

if you poor a slab make sure you make a slight tilt in the cement and then a drain for urine runnin out that way you dont have to walk in it on your walk way just a tip wish i would have done it.

Posted by Bear on 03-17-2008 08:20 PM:

Needs rafters and metal roof yet but heres mine

Posted by CoonDogMan_01 on 03-18-2008 12:09 AM:

Kennels

Jesse And BearHunter Thank You Guys For The Info And Pic anyone else Have Any Pics I Can Get Some Idea's From Where Is The Best Place To Buy Kennels And What Is The Best Name Brand What Kind Of Concrete Do I Need To Use The Ready Mix or Let The Cocrete Company Poor It What Would Be The Best ? Someone Told Me I Could Use Ruff Lumber And It Would Be Cheaper Whats Yalls Thaughts

Posted by huntinginsc on 03-18-2008 12:19 AM:

cement

Ours is 13x33 feet. 4 inches thick. It's the best money I have ever spent. Easy to clean and the dogs stay clean. Just make sure if you use cement, that the driver knows what he is doing. Dont pour it to dry. Have plenty of help to finish it. The more people the better. I have mine in 10x10 pens on there now. But going to cut it to 7x13 so i can have 4 on there. Keeps there nails trimmed good to. Just clorox it once a month and there is no smell. Did I say I love mine?lol

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Posted by BOOBOOBRADY on 03-18-2008 12:26 AM:

Mayhem Kennels

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Posted by walkerdawg740 on 03-18-2008 01:26 AM:

floors for kennels

has anyone used any 304 jw how it holds up let me know thanks

Posted by CoonDogMan_01 on 03-18-2008 01:30 AM:

KENNEL PICS

HUNTINGSC AND BOOBOOBRADY THANKS BOOBOOBRADY WHAT DOES A SETUP LIKE THAT COST . DOES ANYONE ELSE HAVE ANY PICS THANKS.

Posted by BRYAN J on 03-18-2008 01:56 AM:

Re: KENNEL PICS

quote:
Originally posted by CoonDogMan_01
HUNTINGSC AND BOOBOOBRADY THANKS BOOBOOBRADY WHAT DOES A SETUP LIKE THAT COST . DOES ANYONE ELSE HAVE ANY PICS THANKS.

Earlier post booboo said his kennel was $50,000 I believe. Thats one awsome kennel!

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Posted by Mike Donaldson on 03-18-2008 02:10 AM:

Re: Re: KENNEL PICS

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Originally posted by BRYAN J
Earlier post booboo said his kennel was $50,000 I believe. Thats one awsome kennel!

Didn't he say that kennel belongs to John Strickland?

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Posted by BRYAN J on 03-18-2008 02:17 AM:

Mike maybe, still awsome. I sure wish I could afford that!

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Posted by Marty Spears on 03-18-2008 02:56 AM:

I just purchased the materails for my new kennel/shop

I plan on have six 12' l by 6'w kennels under a leanto off pole building. I planed plenty of slope on the crete. With a trough at the end to collect waste.funnel to a tank made outta 55 gal drum.
anyone ever use a set like this??? Not sure how it will work. I'm curous as to how soon it may fill up ?

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Posted by BOOBOOBRADY on 03-18-2008 03:00 AM:

Mayhem Kennels Owned by John Strickland Springfield ky

It took me about 3 months to build this kennel. Its top of the line for sure.

8-10x10 welded wire coated kennels.'
80x5 Fenced in breeze way.
1000 gallon septic system.
Pressured trough
Automatic waters.
10x14 mud room
10x14 Ranger room

Posted by CoonDogMan_01 on 03-18-2008 03:12 AM:

Materiels

I Dont Want To Spend Over A 1,000 Bucks So Whats The Best Way For Me To Go Materiels, Concrete, Kennels

Posted by BOOBOOBRADY on 03-18-2008 03:18 AM:

I would say concrete Floor and Hog Panels. Maybe treated lumber on the bottom

Posted by walkerdawg740 on 03-18-2008 03:21 AM:

hey booboo would 304 be a good floor for a kennel jw thanks

Posted by BRYAN J on 03-18-2008 03:23 AM:

Hog panels aren't very tall are they? Would you be affraid of the bouds sticking there heads in the holes?

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Posted by idbowdude on 03-18-2008 03:31 AM:

I torn down an old shed for a guy & he gave me the lumber & tin. The cement pad is 15 by 64. The kennels are 11 by 64 with 4 inch drop. Breesway 4 by 64 with 2 inch slop other direction. I used treated 4x4 for corner posts the part with tin on out side is solid walls on inside you can buy 4x8 sheets of obs board here for 6 dollars. I used horse fence for wire you could also use hog panels 4x4 squares. The cement poured was about 1000 I will have about 2200 in it when I'm finished. Mark

Posted by Mike Donaldson on 03-19-2008 11:28 PM:

Here are my kennels .... they are a work in progress. I had a 24 X 36 shed already constructed. I poured 1/2 of the shed (12 X 36) at a cost of $600 dollars. The concrete averaged 4 inches thick. I had some 2 inch pipe I had torn out of a cattle barn. I purchased 5' X 16' horse panels with 2" X 4" squares ($45) and welded them to the pipe frames. I made all of the panels and bolted them together so they can be taken down fairly easily. I know 5' is not very tall, but I was able to get a little more height by making my frames 62" and adding a 2" cleat on bottom giving me a total of 64". I've got about $300 in the panels (didn't have to buy the pipe). I put crusher run in the other half of the shed to bring the floor up to the level of the concrete. I made 4 kennels 8.5 X 12 ft.

Posted by BRK_Smoke on 01-18-2013 09:14 AM:

Can I see pics of this mayhem kennels? There not showing up. I'm
Going to be building a new kennels soon and this set up is what I'm shooting for.

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