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OT: The question of fencing once again!
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Posted by Rauville on September 04, 2005 at 11:27:41 from (209.180.79.86):
I know that this topic has probably been discussed, but when it comes down to writing a check, I always have to ask for advice. Our little old 160 acre farm adjoins land that has been bought up by a "large operator". Just yesterday, I received a bill from him for 1/2 of the fencing costs to put up a 5 strand barbed wire fence on 2 sides of this property. This project would involve taking out the existing 4 strand fence which was put up by us 7 years ago (without asking for aid from the neighbors). For 6800 feet, the bill comes to $8900, of which I would be expected to pay half. My question; How many of you have been involved in situations of line fences with neighbors where your fence has to be replaced with one of their choosing? Thanks
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