Nieghbors again

[Doug Thorson]

Some of you older members might remember when I had one neighbor who tried to fix fence with orange plastic twine. They tried again to fence.

make sure that the mostly rotted part is up out of the dirt, check

wires cut,, check

hole on the other side,, check

oops, the wire isn't tight, aw this ought to work :roll:

 

[leanin' H]

Isn't it funny or maybe sad how little pride some folks have in doing something right? If a knothead like myself can build a fence that'll turn a cow, anybody ought'a be able to do it. Bless his heart. :wink:

 

[jodywy]

got a nieghbor that sharpens the end of a 3 foot 1"x4" and then pounds it into the ground next to a broke off post and then uses a couple 8 penny nails

 

[Mike]

Why even have a fence at all?

There's no more grass on one side of the fence than there is the other. :wink:

 

[Anonymous]

Why even have a fence at all?

There's no more grass on one side of the fence than there is the other. :wink:

AMEN- as one of my neighbors that has a big reservation/state lease from my deeded that is divided from me by a 3 wire fence said "that is the reason we brand so in the fall we can sort it all out"...
My answer to him is "thats the reason I ride regularly to make sure my numbers are getting the fair share" :wink: ...

It all sorts out in the fall gather.....

 

[Doug Thorson]

Why even have a fence at all?

There's no more grass on one side of the fence than there is the other.

I will admit that I am running a bit short on grass. It has been dry enough here to make this year stick out in the memory of the dry ones. Here is a picture of sorghum/sudan hy-bred on ground that was fallow last year.

but as short as my place is it is better than across the fence. They have a horse per 4 acres and have been grazing them year round. Wasn't good but last year they were at a horse per 12 acres but then they expanded the herd in March.

 

[BlackCattleRancher]

Why even have a fence at all?

There's no more grass on one side of the fence than there is the other.

I will admit that I am running a bit short on grass. It has been dry enough here to make this year stick out in the memory of the dry ones. Here is a picture of sorghum/sudan hy-bred on ground that was fallow last year.

but as short as my place is it is better than across the fence. They have a horse per 4 acres and have been grazing them year round. Wasn't good but last year they were at a horse per 12 acres but then they expanded the herd in March.

Am I missing out on some profitable segment of the horse industry? What do they know to want to triple their herd of horses?

 

[Faster horses]

Denny usually has a good answer for someone expanding their horse
herd in these times....

 

[Hayguy]

so did NR :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[RSL]

Can't catch the turnaround without some inventory on hand...