It's nice to just see a bunch of good ideas. So many videos give you just the one "best way ever" to do something, it's nice to see a lot of different options that work well, but each has its own pros and cons, and you can make the choice for yourself.
Josh Andy in London UK again. For someone who lives in London like myself I still find every video you put up so interesting and you always leave people wanting more videos.
Excellent fences such quality all round. Good to see Strainer with a diagonal Stay brace with high standard detail. The H brace is good but a Strainer with a properly constructed diagonal Stay holds a tremendous amount and is less material and less hazard for Stock.
You know what I loved about this 3video series? In everyone’s day to day life the last thing we think about is how many different ways a fence can go up or that their are people out there who care enough about the skill to go to something like this to learn show off and just have fun. Thanks josh really enjoyed it!!
If you are using wood posts I never put the big end in the ground because later they will rot as holes where limbs were hold water from the rain. If you put them in with the small end in the ground which would be the top of the tree, they can’t hold water.
Travis Petsche I definitely agree with lime or class I sand. Where I was talking about on the post was on up on the post where any knot holes would be or where a limb was cut off. Even on bought treated pine posts you can see where the limbs were.
New subscriber... Great video! Just bought five acres of land in East Texas and I'm trying to cram as much fence building knowledge as I can before we decide what wire to use and whether or not to use metal or wood posts.
Perfect video at the perfect time. Bought some replacement fence posts yesterday and was looking to put them in stronger than what the old ones where. Thanks!!!!
Thanks for the video! Would love to see that Wilson brace being built. Looks awesome! I miss Luke uploading tip videos. I Always enjoyed them. Take care!
Those are nice fences and they all look nice and I remember putting up fence with my grandfather as a child and ours didn't look that good, but kept the livestock in and was well built. Those guys who did that was so talented and even though the fences look great the ones built with the steel posts will last the longest. I worked for the Arkansas Department of Correction and they had a fence line which was more practical and they lasted a long time and they didn't have cattle getting out.
78yr old countr boy. Digging holes in rocky mt ground. Cross brace is notched in. Brace bar has double wrap of wire on ent to prevent splitting. Drill 3 starter holes on brace ends for 5" ring shank spikes with flat washers. Brace wires are double stran Smooth wire looped around both top and bottom. Loos stapled at posts. Wires are tensioned by a cross twist stick. Wires are pulled and taken a wrap at termination post and wrapped back. This allows wire ro be removed litter if need without pulling staples.
I'm so glad that I stumbled on your channel. We just bought a farm in North Georgia after being out of farming for the last 15 years! I have a moto youtube channel and am looking forward to publishing our adventures on the farm with this new channel!!! The kids have only lived in the city, this should be fun!
Good video very educational to see the difference between each lot of fences learned a lot from you especially as need to do some fencing will definitely watch the rest.
Wonder if you’re still answering questions three yrs later. Here goes… How would you run Red Brand anti climb fence, on 4x4 square posts but running it on the inside? The corners are what I’m struggling with. How do you get the fence tight on corners, running it on inside? It’s important the fence looks nice, which is why I want to run it inside of posts. It’s for our backyard and will only be to keep the doggies in when they’re outside. Thanks for your time.
Those Easy Post twist ties and Twist Tight tie systems were originated and patented by LC Enterprises. The original design was for prison fence construction. I was their supervisor over several foreman and their crews for many yrs. The "side ties" aka now, the Easy Ties, are extremely effective! Good call using them. Another product you might want to checkout (more for chainlink installations), are Page Band ties (Not manf'd by LC but kickass. Easy to install, and last 60% or so longer than traditional tie wires).
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer NP my friend. I want you to know, I dont have any affiliation with LC/Delta Fence anymore. After working with the teams there, and training 100's of other companies around the world on how to use their products, I spent a lot of time with tons of different installers. The learning exchange was phenomenal, ie, with each crew over the years, we learned tricks, and left tricks of our own with those we trained. Through that time, we took that knowledge and what we already knew and developed several of the products that most in the industry have adopted and use today on a daily basis. One HUGE semi inexpensive time and energy savers is the InstaLink. We put up a mile of fence with a 3 man crew (w/ the top rail completely tied) in well under 8 hrs through very rough terrain. World Fence News had me and crew on their front page on at least two occasions showing the footage and telling the story. It was awesome. Check out InstaLink... Its worth a look..no joke! It works on nearly every Rolled type fencing, but works especially well on chainlink.
This is crazy I looked them up today in Worthington to figure out what fencing I need for my labradors that we breed. Definitely going to call and get his thoughts I have 1400 ft to do it's a little much for myself and definitely cant find help lol. Awsome videos your not just all about yourself you like to help others and it shows.
Josh this has been a great set of vids. I learned quite a bit about fencing. Where I grew up there wasn't much fence on the farm we had fields so this was a great learning experience for me especially since next year I am moving to Arkansas to start a small homestead with goats and probably sheep and will need great fence. Like the old saying goes if a fence can't hold water it can't hold goats. LOL
Another great video Josh and thanks for all you do. I know this taping, editing, and posting takes up a lot of your time. I've enjoyed this farm fencing series. Im sure to take this info into consideration when I retire and start my farm. If possible, can you get with these companies and do a comprehensive take on what fencing options are better for which parts of the country? Dry climates vs. wet or snowy, rocky soil vs sandy or loamy, and which post and fencing type may be better for different climates. Thanks
I’d like more information on that double brace where the terrain dips. I have some hilly terrain/small ravines to fence through this winter. I’m gonna need a couple of those.
Can you do a video on attaching the wire to the post by way of wrapping the wire. I kinda understand "stripping the end" but I really would like details on that and the actual wrap and tying.
I love watching your videos man never change who you are and now that your spending more and more time on the farm I hope all your dreams come true that you have just going to take time and a lot of patience lol but you all will soon will have little kids running around who knows 😁
Hey there is a Tornado happen all over the SRF!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great teaching!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One wood post 9 feet in the ground WoooooW!!!!!!!!!! one basketball post in the ground!!!!!!!!!!!!
Great video boys! Why do your wooden posts not come with points on them? Surely they would drive more easily! I'm a contractor in Ireland and I cant imagine driving posts without a point on them!
They don't need a point on them my friend.....pointed posts "walk" when driven unless perfectly pointed...why add more cost and labor if it's not needed.
You must have a great depth of top soil in the United states because I assure you that it would be impossible to drive a post here never mind a strainer without it pointed! It's no additional cost or labour here either as all our suppliers sell them pointed, Plus we stand all our posts to a low line before driving them, meaning if you have a few men on the job you can stand a lot of posts very quickly, and not abusing one man with all the lifting! However very impressed with your work and knowledge and I envy your weather and land take care.
Hey Josh thanks for the video I enjoyed I have a question for you maybe you can answer it maybe you can the metal post and the wooden post which one is going to last longer and how much would it cost 4 them to install a fence for 46 Acres that question they are not sure if you going to be able to answer but I figured I'd throw it out there for your Josh just curious
For sure the metal post will out last the wood post....now as for 46 acres...just bank on around 3-7 bucks a foot. So many ways to fence...gates...corners and more all matter
Stoney Ridge Farmer okay Josh thank you for the information much applied I appreciate that and I hope your wife is feeling better now and I think she will be once she's able to go back to work her mind will be relieved
When your installing woven wire on a uphill run, like thats in the video, how do you keep the fence from kinking or having slack where it breaks uphill?
Hey Josh, i currently putting posts in now and will start putting my page wire up soon. my question is for the corners.. does the fence go on the outside of the corner posts then back to the inside of the line posts for the straight lines? or does the fence typically stay on one side of the posts the entire way around?
When you are putting up cattle panels. How do you make your corners. I’m getting pigs and using hog-cattle panels. And I’m not sure how to make the corners.
been watching lot of your videos, some dated 2017, but still I dont know what you have in your farm? besides the chicken. or everything still in process?
getting a real corner post and brace v/s something that will be trashed in 2 years. That's m suggestion. T posts nowadays just don't last....going to the trouble to build a good fence and have proper bracing is super important. Those kits work, but they just don't last and don't hold up as well as a good brace
Crimp sleeves are the strongest as long as you get the right ones. Luke sells the best ones. I use them everyday and the wire will break somewhere else before these crimps fail. Gripples are faster, easier, and almost as good in my opinion. Also Gripples can be tightened later if your fence ever gets loose. Call Luke, great guy.
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Great fence series, Josh, really! Informative, clear and interesting. Thank you, sir!
All winners. Thank you very much for this video.
Hats off to all of those fence builders, beautiful work indeed!
Im with the dead man brace very cool.All these guys are vantastic fence builders...thanks a bushel for these videos they're very informative...👍👍
It's nice to just see a bunch of good ideas. So many videos give you just the one "best way ever" to do something, it's nice to see a lot of different options that work well, but each has its own pros and cons, and you can make the choice for yourself.
Glad you enjoyed it! You got the point of the videos! Learning different ways!
Josh
Andy in London UK again.
For someone who lives in London like myself I still find every video you put up so interesting and you always leave people wanting more videos.
Excellent fences such quality all round.
Good to see Strainer with a diagonal Stay brace with high standard detail. The H brace is good but a Strainer with a properly constructed diagonal Stay holds a tremendous amount and is less material and less hazard for Stock.
Wow. Never seen this type of competition but love the skills.
A lot goes into putting in a fence..
Have a wonderful evening 🌻🌻🌻
I know the metal will probably last longer, but the wood looks so much better. JMO.
You know what I loved about this 3video series? In everyone’s day to day life the last thing we think about is how many different ways a fence can go up or that their are people out there who care enough about the skill to go to something like this to learn show off and just have fun. Thanks josh really enjoyed it!!
That is some awesome fence building. And it’s great that you get to use that post driver for a year.
Big Country’s content is sooo good it automatically gets a thumbs up sight unseen!
Enjoyed the video. All of the fences looked good. Obviously some talented folks competed. The different features were explained well.
Surprising on how there are so many different ways to install I fence. Enjoyed the vlog. Thank you for sharing.
That's cool their loaning you a post driver for a year. You definitely have been a great spokesman for Tornado Wire.
If you are using wood posts I never put the big end in the ground because later they will rot as holes where limbs were hold water from the rain. If you put them in with the small end in the ground which would be the top of the tree, they can’t hold water.
Travis Petsche I definitely agree with lime or class I sand. Where I was talking about on the post was on up on the post where any knot holes would be or where a limb was cut off. Even on bought treated pine posts you can see where the limbs were.
Wow! Multiple reference points for comparison providing great perspective. Super informative! Thank you
Excellent info. More fence videos please. Thanks Josh.
Great explanations from Luke. Great set of videos on the fencing. Thanks 👍
Thanks Josh and Luke awesome video!
New subscriber... Great video! Just bought five acres of land in East Texas and I'm trying to cram as much fence building knowledge as I can before we decide what wire to use and whether or not to use metal or wood posts.
Perfect video at the perfect time. Bought some replacement fence posts yesterday and was looking to put them in stronger than what the old ones where. Thanks!!!!
Thanks for the video! Would love to see that Wilson brace being built. Looks awesome! I miss Luke uploading tip videos. I Always enjoyed them. Take care!
Great review of each fence by Luke.
Those are nice fences and they all look nice and I remember putting up fence with my grandfather as a child and ours didn't look that good, but kept the livestock in and was well built. Those guys who did that was so talented and even though the fences look great the ones built with the steel posts will last the longest. I worked for the Arkansas Department of Correction and they had a fence line which was more practical and they lasted a long time and they didn't have cattle getting out.
78yr old countr boy. Digging holes in rocky mt ground. Cross brace is notched in. Brace bar has double wrap of wire on ent to prevent splitting. Drill 3 starter holes on brace ends for 5" ring shank spikes with flat washers. Brace wires are double stran Smooth wire looped around both top and bottom. Loos stapled at posts. Wires are tensioned by a cross twist stick. Wires are pulled and taken a wrap at termination post and wrapped back. This allows wire ro be removed litter if need without pulling staples.
I'm so glad that I stumbled on your channel. We just bought a farm in North Georgia after being out of farming for the last 15 years! I have a moto youtube channel and am looking forward to publishing our adventures on the farm with this new channel!!! The kids have only lived in the city, this should be fun!
great video. i love seeinq men that take pride in their work
Like Luke said "it,s pretty" they,re all pretty darn good work..can,t go wrong hiring any of these crews to enhance your property
The Wilson H-brace is elegant compared to the rest. It alleviates the need for extra hardware but can still be tightened in the future. 👍
Great vlog again Josh. Nice an educational for all fencing jobs 👍🏻
Very good information. Nice work Josh
I learned so much from the fence forum videos! Thank you so much Josh, I feel super confident to build my own ag fence now!
Dude, this is some awesome content. Thanks for taking the time to record it and post it.
Excellent video. Very informative. Well done, gentlemen!
This post is going to be in my favorites saved right into my browser
what an awesome post
thank you
🤔 There were so many posts in this video; how did you pick just one ⁉️
@@oodoodoopoopoo
I think there is more to come David
@@oodoodoopoopoo took the words right out of my mouth. Posts for DAYS 😂🤣😂
Good video very educational to see the difference between each lot of fences learned a lot from you especially as need to do some fencing will definitely watch the rest.
Wonder if you’re still answering questions three yrs later. Here goes…
How would you run Red Brand anti climb fence, on 4x4 square posts but running it on the inside? The corners are what I’m struggling with. How do you get the fence tight on corners, running it on inside? It’s important the fence looks nice, which is why I want to run it inside of posts. It’s for our backyard and will only be to keep the doggies in when they’re outside.
Thanks for your time.
Great video josh very informative thank you for sharing wooo
Loved this video. I live in Shenandoah Valley, Va and will be looking up Wilson Fence when we move.
Great series. Learned a lot.
Those Easy Post twist ties and Twist Tight tie systems were originated and patented by LC Enterprises. The original design was for prison fence construction. I was their supervisor over several foreman and their crews for many yrs. The "side ties" aka now, the Easy Ties, are extremely effective! Good call using them. Another product you might want to checkout (more for chainlink installations), are Page Band ties (Not manf'd by LC but kickass. Easy to install, and last 60% or so longer than traditional tie wires).
Awesome info man! THanks!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer NP my friend. I want you to know, I dont have any affiliation with LC/Delta Fence anymore. After working with the teams there, and training 100's of other companies around the world on how to use their products, I spent a lot of time with tons of different installers. The learning exchange was phenomenal, ie, with each crew over the years, we learned tricks, and left tricks of our own with those we trained. Through that time, we took that knowledge and what we already knew and developed several of the products that most in the industry have adopted and use today on a daily basis. One HUGE semi inexpensive time and energy savers is the InstaLink. We put up a mile of fence with a 3 man crew (w/ the top rail completely tied) in well under 8 hrs through very rough terrain. World Fence News had me and crew on their front page on at least two occasions showing the footage and telling the story. It was awesome. Check out InstaLink... Its worth a look..no joke! It works on nearly every Rolled type fencing, but works especially well on chainlink.
Nice display of fencing.. also need to judge on pricing per brace. Great work 🖐
I really enjoyed, I will use the techniques here in Brazil .Thanks.
This is crazy I looked them up today in Worthington to figure out what fencing I need for my labradors that we breed. Definitely going to call and get his thoughts I have 1400 ft to do it's a little much for myself and definitely cant find help lol. Awsome videos your not just all about yourself you like to help others and it shows.
WOW .... very good video man. Always learning something.
Josh this has been a great set of vids. I learned quite a bit about fencing. Where I grew up there wasn't much fence on the farm we had fields so this was a great learning experience for me especially since next year I am moving to Arkansas to start a small homestead with goats and probably sheep and will need great fence. Like the old saying goes if a fence can't hold water it can't hold goats. LOL
Another great video Josh and thanks for all you do. I know this taping, editing, and posting takes up a lot of your time. I've enjoyed this farm fencing series. Im sure to take this info into consideration when I retire and start my farm. If possible, can you get with these companies and do a comprehensive take on what fencing options are better for which parts of the country? Dry climates vs. wet or snowy, rocky soil vs sandy or loamy, and which post and fencing type may be better for different climates. Thanks
I’d like more information on that double brace where the terrain dips. I have some hilly terrain/small ravines to fence through this winter. I’m gonna need a couple of those.
Good day,, hope you have vedios on how to stall the slope portion for fence,, share the good way,, thank you
Can you do a video on attaching the wire to the post by way of wrapping the wire. I kinda understand "stripping the end" but I really would like details on that and the actual wrap and tying.
A lot of very good information
As allways a great vid love ya bud till next time have a blessed weekend
I love watching your videos man never change who you are and now that your spending more and more time on the farm I hope all your dreams come true that you have just going to take time and a lot of patience lol but you all will soon will have little kids running around who knows 😁
Very interesting and informative.
Well I definitely learned a few things
Very informative! Thank you!
Awesome video!! Learn few things for sure!!
Why don't you use an h brace in the steel pipe fence great videos on fence very informative an interesting thank you for doing this series
That’s right but you should put a cap on the top of pipe
Totally enjoyed this!!!!
Really cool video..lots of good info
Well that was interesting! Thank you!
Awesome professionals! Well done
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I really enjoyed this vid n all vid on fencing👍big thanks on information n reply👍woooo
Hi...... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Great video.
Hey there is a Tornado happen all over the SRF!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Great teaching!!!!!!!!!!!!!! One wood post 9 feet in the ground WoooooW!!!!!!!!!! one basketball post in the ground!!!!!!!!!!!!
Good stuff thanks guys 👍
Great video boys! Why do your wooden posts not come with points on them? Surely they would drive more easily! I'm a contractor in Ireland and I cant imagine driving posts without a point on them!
They don't need a point on them my friend.....pointed posts "walk" when driven unless perfectly pointed...why add more cost and labor if it's not needed.
You must have a great depth of top soil in the United states because I assure you that it would be impossible to drive a post here never mind a strainer without it pointed! It's no additional cost or labour here either as all our suppliers sell them pointed, Plus we stand all our posts to a low line before driving them, meaning if you have a few men on the job you can stand a lot of posts very quickly, and not abusing one man with all the lifting! However very impressed with your work and knowledge and I envy your weather and land take care.
At 8:15, I heard that a post on a slope should be perpendicular to the ground, not vertical. The posts there look vertical. Which is better?
Awesome video. Very thorough explanation of the "why's" of fencing. Thanks for the education.
awesome, great info
very interesting
Great video Josh! MGF
Hey Josh thanks for the video I enjoyed I have a question for you maybe you can answer it maybe you can the metal post and the wooden post which one is going to last longer and how much would it cost 4 them to install a fence for 46 Acres that question they are not sure if you going to be able to answer but I figured I'd throw it out there for your Josh just curious
For sure the metal post will out last the wood post....now as for 46 acres...just bank on around 3-7 bucks a foot. So many ways to fence...gates...corners and more all matter
Stoney Ridge Farmer okay Josh thank you for the information much applied I appreciate that and I hope your wife is feeling better now and I think she will be once she's able to go back to work her mind will be relieved
How do they deal with the excess weave fencing when they change angles at the bottom or top of the hill?
keep watching...there is a playlist here for fencing that should answer your question
Do you have any feedback on the Hutchison U Brace that lag bolts diagonally between the posts?
When your installing woven wire on a uphill run, like thats in the video, how do you keep the fence from kinking or having slack where it breaks uphill?
On the transition v brace (wooden fence) how did the attach the “V” post? Just regular pins or some type of lags?
Pins typically
New to channel really like it also a vet from usmc 68-72
Welcome James!
What type of fence posts and fencing do you recommend to keep out crack heads from your yard ? ? ?
the kind with lights and sirens
Hey Josh, i currently putting posts in now and will start putting my page wire up soon. my question is for the corners.. does the fence go on the outside of the corner posts then back to the inside of the line posts for the straight lines? or does the fence typically stay on one side of the posts the entire way around?
When you are putting up cattle panels. How do you make your corners. I’m getting pigs and using hog-cattle panels. And I’m not sure how to make the corners.
been watching lot of your videos, some dated 2017, but still I dont know what you have in your farm? besides the chicken. or everything still in process?
Fascinating!
How do they build fences across creeks so that livestock dont get out??
Great!!! Very educational, Woooooo!!!! 👍🇺🇸🏆
We use steel post WA Australia
Nigel Morgan steel will outlast the fencer.
Hey Josh, Do you need a ratchet tensioner on that brace wire?
Great info 👍
Thank you and glad I subscribed. Yee ha! Wooo!
Great info
WHICH T-POST CORNER KIT WOULD YOU RECOMMEND?
getting a real corner post and brace v/s something that will be trashed in 2 years. That's m suggestion. T posts nowadays just don't last....going to the trouble to build a good fence and have proper bracing is super important. Those kits work, but they just don't last and don't hold up as well as a good brace
What's the average lifespan of the wood posts vs metal?
Are you ever going to finish the Jeep Willy?
Yep....winter months buddy....I'm very busy
nice man
I'm just joking I enjoy watching the show
Chris Hanner Did you make another comment before this one?
What is the best way or in your opinion the best way to join two rolls of fence together
Crimp sleeves are the strongest as long as you get the right ones. Luke sells the best ones. I use them everyday and the wire will break somewhere else before these crimps fail. Gripples are faster, easier, and almost as good in my opinion. Also Gripples can be tightened later if your fence ever gets loose. Call Luke, great guy.
Two half hitches a bit ov a knack to learn