Yep only takes an hour to build then you have all day to fill it with rocks that always seem to sink into the ground and hide as soon as you finish building the frame. Lol

Sorry to break it to ya but haven't used a creosote post in MY fencing in a looooong time. Alot if the deep woods stuff I doo the ground is just too dang loamy. Made these little do hickeys I call barnacles and been using them Ever since . These been in place coming up three years now haven't budged an inch

Hey my man... You forgot a couple dozen "Hot Hands" to stick in your pockets!! LOL!
Trying to get some fence wire back up myself before those dang cows end up in the next county!!

I see I am going to fix some fence come spring. Looks like a deer might have broke a wire now the snow has taken some of it down. A couple areas the snow really drifts on top of the fence.

Wolfe you don't need anything else to get wires tight if you've got a claw hammer and baling wire. You can get it almost as tight as a fence strecher and way less weight.

What do you do when it is solid rock and you can't drive t-posts?

Invite folks from trapperman to come help, promise them food and fishing lol.

Thank god i didn't have to build them but ive repaired miles of split rail and rock fence.

I mean if your not one to ask questions and have a farm supply place near by that should rock can be a thing of the past

Come on out got a spare room lots of elk meat and plenty of fence posts.

Saw a lot of those growing up in Missouri... No shortage of rocks.

I've seen a few old homesteads around here where they just skipped posts, rails, etc... and just stacked rock into walls for fences... Always seems to be hilly, rocky, country... Again, no shortage of rocks in that terrain.

Mike

spares I understand spares are good , there is a wire on my directional lever in my truck that holds spare bar nuts , I have one saw that having not lost a bar nut in years I lost 2 in a day and ended cutting

I have a vice on my trailer so when I am gassing up I sharpen if it needs it

a prescription pill bottle for shotgun chokes and gapped spark plugs is a handy thing a little packaging foam so you can gap the plug and stick it in the foam cap it off and not beat it up in your kit you could wrap it in a little rag also and stuff in the bottle , write what it is for on the outside

No shortage of rocks for sure. I have a rock farm!