I'm going to build a 30x 30 fence around my feeder just to keep some horses out. I've got 39" field fence I picked up at work(ill see about putting it off the ground a bit for extra height). I really wanna do this as cheap and easy as possible because it may be moving next year. Do y'all think I can get away with t-post every 6 feet or do y'all think I need to concrete some posts. It's doesn't need to be extremely tight just enough to keep old horses moving along some place else. Ideas/recommendations?
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6 feet apart on the posts should be fine. I have one single strand of barbless wire around a feeder and the horses haven't been an issue yet and I have it at waist high. They tried it a few times at first but haven't been around since....so I think you'll be ok. -
Sounds good...I was worried the weight of the wire might pull them together but I got a 330' roll for $28 so I couldn't pass it up.Comment
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I think you'll be good since its temporary.Comment
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The posts should work fine; however, the fence keeping out the horses will depend if the owner keeps them fed. Also, if you are using a spin feeder, I would strongly recommend building it big enough so that the corn/protein is not landing near the fence eges. Will cut down on the temptation for the horses to push down/in on the fencing.Comment
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Lol!!! The things I do to your feeder when your not around. Im really gonna be suprized if you kill a deer there!!!Originally posted by Texar View Post
Oh ya!!! Dont ck your SD cards with the kids watching. I put some homemade scent out for ya.Comment
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