From: Dave Forgey (graze-l_at_witt.ac.nz)
Date: 07/06/04

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Vaughan,
Thanks for the pointers.
Could you explain further the horizontal U gate as to best location and
design. It's not something I have seen or heard of here in the US.
Best Regards,
Dave Forgey


Install a self closing horizontal U gate cows push through to get out 
of the race and into the lane. Cows feel they are not out until 
through this gate so move out more quickly.

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