Fact Sheet Written by:
Raymond L. Huhnke, Extension Agricultural Engineer
Sam Harp, Extension Agricultural Engineer
And Provided by
Oklahoma State University
The primary reasons for constructing a corral and working
facility are to observe cattle closely, perform routine health functions, and improve labor efficiency. A good working facility is merely an extension of a wellplanned corral which matches the site and existing structures. The importance of site selection cannot be overstressed. Consider drainage, prevailing winds, nearby allweather roads, and utilities, i.e. electricity and water. A corral is often built to meet current needs, but it should also provide for easy expansion.
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