Exposed: The Truth About Billboard Tarps

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

I got you on paying for others garbage. Thanks!

[@KettleHavenRanch]

Exactly Rodney! Btw, what’s your swarm count for the year up to?

[@rodneymiddleton9624]

None yet but just waiting and it could happen anytime now!@@KettleHavenRanch

[@MichaelReedmd]

Appreciate the heads up. I posit billboard tarps do best when not flexing so much, as they last a long time on billboards themselves. I will still give them a shot on 2 of my cattle panel hoop sheds.

[@vaccineskill]

I have a used billboard vinyl tarp covering my wood going on strong after 2.5 years. I know there are many different weights of tarps. I think mine was the lighter 9oz but they also make 20 oz tarps that cost a lot more. Not sure why yours failed. I am in sunny California however so my tarps have never seen snow.

[@KettleHavenRanch]

I’m glad you’ve had a good experience with them. I bought three of the heaviest they had, after they were recommended by a couple other ranchers. All of ours failed to survive the winter. Thank you for watching and leaving a comment!

[@krystynam4076]

i was about too buy it so thank u for the review

[@lmfarms4611]

Thanks so much. wish I had seen this sooner.

[@philventura9272]

Thanks brother, you helped me a lot

[@nohtgonahappen7314]

It looks like the cheap temporary tarps. Need the good heavy ones.

[@KettleHavenRanch]

They are about half the price of good hay tarps but only last a couple of months.

[@nohtgonahappen7314]

@KettleHavenRanch right but the heavy billboard tarps are vinyl they last longer. They are also me made different they are not weaven together.