Posted by Traditional Farmer on October 11, 2016 at 05:52:20 from (76.5.76.26):
In Reply to: fence recommendations posted by Bkpigs on October 10, 2016 at 19:47:56:
I don't fence with anything but 16ft cattle panels anymore can buy them at TSC or Coop most of the time for $20 each and it takes 2 6ft Tee posts per panel once you get started.I usually can put them up for around $1.80 per foot, labor is cut way down,can take bolt cutters and shape to any contour or ditch crossing,will hold in goats,calves,hogs geese as well as cows.No stretching wire,braces,umrolling woven wire etc plus if a tree falls on the fence just take out a panel and replace it,most of the time I can bend the panel back enough to use it.Also if you have an existing fence just wire the panels up to it.Will never use wire fencing again.
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