Posted by Maxgussam on September 26, 2007 at 14:46:25 from (66.82.9.104):
In Reply to: OT- Loose Horses (Long) posted by Walt Davies on September 26, 2007 at 13:29:03:
Walt Davies said: (quoted from post at 13:29:03 09/26/07) Is the fence between you and him if so its half your problem also any fence between him and a neighbor.
My friend had a problem like this last year his cows would get over to the neighbors and she would just complain about it. she cattle on her side lso but refused to help any with the common fence it was all his problem because her cows didn't get out that we know of.
Walt
Boy fences don't make good neighbors.
Thank you for the replies!
The horse owner's land is approx. 1 mile from my property. (no common fence)
The containment for these animals consists of 1 strand of electric wire held up by plastic posts that you push into the ground.
The animals get out when this fence fails, (beside the road) then they walk down the road 3/4 mile, turn the corner, and walk through my gate.
I know i could keep my gate closed, but then they would continue down the road, restricted by mine and the neighbors good fences, until they reached a busy highway.
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