The corral panel is a generally V-shaped body generally forming an isosceles triangle. A first pole, a second pole and at least one crossbar form the corral panel. The first and second poles are substantially equal in length. Each pole has a first end and a second end. The second end of each pole is joined together to define a vertex of the V-shaped body. The corral panel is used to create an oblique corral assembly by joining an inverted triangular corral panel between adjoining rectangular corral panels to form a round corral in which the corral panels slope obliquely outward relative to vertical.