Keep Hogs and Cattle Away From Feeders

Install Deer Feeder Panels & Wildlife Fencing in San Angelo

You invest in quality feed for the deer on your San Angelo property, but cattle and feral hogs can empty a feeder in hours. Steadfast Supply LLC builds 34" tall x 16' long deer feeder panels with a 1⅝" frame and welded 4"x4" wire mesh that keeps non-target animals out while letting whitetails walk right through for feed. Each panel in San Angelo stands up to heat, wind, and livestock pressure year after year thanks to a durable powder-coat finish that resists rust and chipping.

Choose panels with an integrated 4' or 6' gate so you can access feeders quickly for refills without wrestling panel pins every time. Panels pin together in minutes, and you can move or resize your feeder pen whenever your management plan shifts. These systems work equally well on recreational ranches and oilfield leases where protecting expensive corn or protein is a daily concern.

Secure your feeder investment with heavy-duty wildlife fencing in San Angelo today.

Easy Setup With Quick-Connect Hardware

You start by choosing the number of 16' panels you need and whether you want a 4' or 6' walk-through gate built into the layout. Most San Angelo customers pin four to six panels into a square or rectangular feeder pen, though you can build a custom shape if your terrain or feeder placement requires it.

When your order arrives from Steadfast Supply LLC, each panel will feature weld-on hinge points and pre-drilled pin holes that line up without guesswork. Panels stack flat for transport and storage. The 1⅝" frame gives you strength without excessive weight, so moving panels around the property is manageable with two people and a utility vehicle.

Powder-coat finish is applied before shipment, so panels arrive ready to install with no additional painting or coating required. Pin together your layout, set the gate posts, and your feeder pen is operational the same day. You can reconfigure or relocate the entire setup in under an hour if you need to shift feeding sites mid-season.

Key Benefits of This Service

Ranch managers across West Texas often ask how feeder panels hold up under pressure from hogs, whether gates need reinforcement, and how long setup takes in rocky soil. Below are answers to the most common questions about deer feeder panels and wildlife fencing in San Angelo.

Will feral hogs push through the 4"x4" wire mesh?
The 1⅝" frame and welded 4"x4" mesh are strong enough to stop hogs from bending or lifting panels. Hogs may root around the base, so some customers pin a bottom rail or bury the lower edge six inches.
Can I add more panels later if I expand my feeding program?
Yes. Panels use a universal pin system, so you can buy additional 16' sections at any time and connect them to your existing layout without modification.
Do the gates need concrete footings?
Most San Angelo installations use steel T-posts driven 24 to 30 inches deep. Concrete is optional but helps in loose caliche or sandy areas where posts may shift under gate weight.
How tall do the panels need to be to stop cattle?
At 34" tall, panels are high enough to deter cattle from stepping over. The tight 4"x4" mesh prevents them from reaching through to access feed.
Can I move the entire feeder pen to a new location mid-season?
You can pull the pins, lift the panels onto a trailer, and reassemble the pen in less than an hour. No tools are needed beyond a hammer to reset T-posts.

Feeder panels protect your investment in feed and give you control over which animals access your protein and corn. When you're ready to stop wasting feed on hogs and cattle, reach out to discuss panel counts, gate sizes, and delivery options for your San Angelo ranch or lease.