Posted by kyplowboy on September 08, 2009 at 12:33:50 from (98.93.105.124):
In Reply to: Locust tree fence posts posted by Minnie Mo John on September 08, 2009 at 12:22:41:
They will if they are green, I have a neigbor that has several post that he had to spray with crossbow several times. There are locust post on this farm that granddad sat as a teenager and they are still holding up good. He would be 81 now. I treat them like he taught me when I was a kid. Cut them in the winter before the sap started to rise. Leave them stacked in the sun for one summer, after the first summer the bark will come loose and you can peel it off. After the bark is off let them set in the sun off the ground till the next spring and then you can set them how ever you want.
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