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loprofile 20-Jun-18
LINK 20-Jun-18
LKH 20-Jun-18
loprofile 20-Jun-18
LKH 20-Jun-18
x-man 20-Jun-18
lineman21 20-Jun-18
Scar Finga 20-Jun-18
Ambush 21-Jun-18
MK111 21-Jun-18
M.Pauls 21-Jun-18


Date:20-Jun-18

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I used 2” pvc pipe over metal t oosts instead if insulators. Made grooves for wire with dremmel tool. Speeds installation and makes stretching a breeze. Tied off wires but not really necessary

By: LINK
Date:20-Jun-18

You could also use wood posts and just steeple the wire to it.

By: LKH
Date:20-Jun-18

If you staple to wood and it rains, guess what happens??? Not sure what you're keeping out? Cattle? For deer you need a second row of fence about 15" out and midway between the other two wires in height.

Date:20-Jun-18

Rhe beautiful thing about the pvc is that it rolls. You can pull. 1/2 mile length of wire with no friction

By: LKH
Date:20-Jun-18

I use the heavy solid metal wire so I don't think this would work. At one time I had about 3.5 miles out around 7 tree plantings. As it wasn't needed I had a guy build a device for winding it on to a couple tire rims. May not have done it if I'd known the bill would be $350 (2010) but once I started to use it, no regrets. Unlike the plastic wire metal lasts forever (almost).

By: x-man
Date:20-Jun-18

I thought for sure the first post would say "don't pee on one"

Date:20-Jun-18

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My side business to fund my hunting trip is building fiberglass posts. Guys around here use them for high tensile electrics fences. They work great. Don’t rot or burn.

Date:20-Jun-18

Best electric fence tip... Don't Pee On It!!!!!

By: Ambush
Date:21-Jun-18

"Electric fence tip"

No! Don't put even just the tip on it!!

By: MK111
Date:21-Jun-18

I wish I would have seen the "don't pee on the electric fence" tip when I was about 19 and drunk. That mistake will get you attention very fast even when drunk.

Date:21-Jun-18

Ambush, I think it hurts more with "just the tip". Heard from a friend....


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