Turbo EquiBraid

[Ben H]

OK, this is a product I'm not going to endorse. It's been up for a few years, but this simply shouldn't happen. I took the pictures today with my phone.

Power Side

Opposite Side

Another spot

However, if your wife has too many horses, I may recommend this product along the road...

 

[leanin' H]

Bet ya a nickel a good old fashioned barb wire fence wouldn't of done that! :wink:

 

[movin' on]

Bet ya a nickel a good old fashioned barb wire fence wouldn't of done that! :wink:

Bet you a dollar you couldn't put up or take down a half mile of good old fashioned barbed wire fence in half an hour, either. :lol:

 

[Denny]

Bet ya a nickel a good old fashioned barb wire fence wouldn't of done that! :wink:

Bet you a dollar you couldn't put up or take down a half mile of good old fashioned barbed wire fence in half an hour, either. :lol:

Why would you want to?

 

[Ben H]

I'm pretty sure Gallagher used to market this product as a permanent fence wire. You don't make the type of connections i needs on a temp fence.

If you suggest barbed wire for horses, I simply have nothing to say.

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By the way, in case there is any question, this is horse fence not cow fence, I don't use this product for cows.

 

[PATB]

Bet ya a nickel a good old fashioned barb wire fence wouldn't of done that! :wink:

Bet you a dollar you couldn't put up or take down a half mile of good old fashioned barbed wire fence in half an hour, either. :lol:

Why would you want to?

flexible pasture management on smaller acreage.

 

[High Plains]

Horses are fenced behind barbed wire all across the great West. Some get a wire cut now and then.

HP

 

[leanin' H]

I'm pretty sure Gallagher used to market this product as a permanent fence wire. You don't make the type of connections i needs on a temp fence.

If you suggest barbed wire for horses, I simply have nothing to say.

[edit]

By the way, in case there is any question, this is horse fence not cow fence, I don't use this product for cows.

Only been using it for a hundred years or so out here, but what would I tell a guy who has to tranqualize his "cows" with a dart gun? :roll: :shock: :wink:

Sorry your electric fence faulted out. Hope you didnt electrocute one of your horses. :wink:

 

[movin' on]

Bet you a dollar you couldn't put up or take down a half mile of good old fashioned barbed wire fence in half an hour, either. :lol:

Why would you want to?

flexible pasture management on smaller acreage.

That's right.....or large acreage. I use miles of electric rope. Love the stuff. It enables me to adapt to the current conditions and the number of animals I have at any given time. Proper grazing is one of the best land improvement tools there is, and very inexpensive.

 

[Ben H]

That stuff isn't used for rotational grazing, too large of a diameter and not enough would fit on a real. I bought my wife 3 reals with 1/2" Turbo Tape for rotating pasture with the equines. EquiBraid is designed as a perimeter fence wire.

That steer I darted was in thick brush, even if I was proficient at roping I doubt it would have worked out with all the branches and crap. Now I have another tool in my toolbox.

 

[leanin' H]

I may need to rent you and your dartgun to catch a couple of cows that have eluded my loop! :wink:

 

[Ben H]

My vet said it's the one they use out of helicopters...although according to the website they use the one with a little shorter barrel from helicopters. Know anyone with a chopper?

 

[leanin' H]

I got a buddy who flys Apache's for the National Gaurd. Don't know if I could call in enough favors to pull that off though! :wink:

 

[Ben H]

Meanwhile, here's a trailer for Magpul's new video on Aerial Platform Operations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kaC4hrTbwIY

 

[gcreekrch]

Why don't they train on Texas hogs or Canadian wolves??