Wild Horse Workshop '06 Adoption Catalog WW Corral The corral described below will be auctioned off at the wild horse adoption.

There is good reason that the BLM uses WW Corral panels for their transportable holding and adoption pens. They are strong (rated at 50,000 p.s.i. yield strength,) are easy to lock together without wrenches or tools, won't come apart, don't have gaps and sharp edges that horses can get caught in, and their manufacturing quality is consistent. Every panel is virtually the same. The corral shown above has been loaned to the workshop by Bill Bachman of Elko, the Nevada and southern Idaho dealer for WW Manufacturing. In addition to providing this equipment for us to use, Mr. Bachman is allowing us to auction off this complete 6' high, 24' x 24' "Chapparal" model mustang corral. A reserve of $1,565.00 has been placed on this corral to cover the dealer's wholesale and delivery costs, but any amounts bid over this reserve will be donated to the workshop. A silent (clipboard) bid will start at the opening of the workshop on Wednesday Sept. 18th, and will close at the end of the wild horse adoption on September 22nd. If there is sufficient early interest in this corral, Mr. Bachman has offered to bring a second corral that can be included in the auction. (The two top bidders will thus be awarded, or the top bidder could take two corrals if he/she so chooses.) This corral is a great way to get one of the strongest, most practical production corrals made at a reasonable price, and help the workshop at the same time! To learn more about WW Chaparral corrals, please click here. To discuss WW Panels, the corral being offered or to obtain pricing on additional panels that could be delivered to the workshop, please contact Mr. Bachman at bachmanww@frontiernet.net or telephone 775.934.1610. Note: You don't have to be registered to attend the workshop to bid on the corral. Return to Adoption Catalog Return to Adoption Thumbnails Return to Wild Horse Workshop Page Wild Horse Workshop Objectives What is a mentor? Album of Wild Horse Workshops Return to LRTC Wild Horse Mentors Return to KBR World of Wild Horses & Burros Go To KBR Horse Net