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Re: Re: mending fences
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Posted by kyhayman on April 19, 2004 at 07:13:29 from (205.204.242.23):
In Reply to: Re: mending fences posted by Burrhead on April 18, 2004 at 19:08:02:
Thats kind of what I did (on a different farm than I posted about before). When I bought the place it had a 60' right of way to another farm. It was along a boundary fence and the guy had to open 2 gates to get to his palce. No problem for me but he was tired of opening the gates. He offered to put in 2 cattle guards. I made him a counter offer in that I would buy the wire to fence off the inside of the easement if he would get the posts and build the fence. I got a good fence (the old line fence was falling down and would take serious dozer work existing landowner on the other side of that line has no stock and has removed all of their fences.
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