Escavating/Fence

[SouthernMdRocks]

Does anyone have any names/numbers for escavating and installing that flex-fence. I would like to do it myself but fear the damage I might cause. I can get in real trouble with my front loader!!

 

[cattitude]

:giggle:

 

[Nanny Pam]

Ask crabcake. She has names & numbers for fence installers.

 

[RoseRed]

Ask crabcake. She has names & numbers for fence installers.

 

[cattitude]

I thought they all changed their numbers? :shrug:

 

[PrepH4U]

Does anyone have any names/numbers for escavating and installing that flex-fence. I would like to do it myself but fear the damage I might cause. I can get in real trouble with my front loader!!

Seriously would you tell me what the flex fence is? I only have the wide electric tape fence. TIA

 

[RoseRed]

I thought they all changed their numbers? :shrug:

I went one step further, I moved!

 

[cattitude]

Seriously would you tell me what the flex fence is? I only have the wide electric tape fence. TIA

C'mon the fencing isn't the problem here. I would like an explanation of escavating.

 

[Nanny Pam]

C'mon the fencing isn't the problem here. I would like an explanation of escavating.

Silly you!
That’s when you’re on an escalator, with a cavity, while you’re dating.

 

[PrepH4U]

C'mon the fencing isn't the problem here. I would like an explanation of escavating.

I really want to know about the flex fencing though :shrug: I seem to remember when I set up our pasture that there was a product out with a flexiabilty to it, but decided against it. My feeling at the time was, if my horses broke through it, that there could be shards of plastic/wood that could really injure them. So I decided to go w/the electric tape instead.

 

[SouthernMdRocks]

C'mon the fencing isn't the problem here. I would like an explanation of escavating.

whoops,,, guess it shoulda been an x. There just too close on the keyboard.

 

[SouthernMdRocks]

Silly you!
That’s when you’re on an escalator, with a cavity, while you’re dating.

Yeah that's the ticket!!

 

[SouthernMdRocks]

I really want to know about the flex fencing though :shrug: I seem to remember when I set up our pasture that there was a product out with a flexiabilty to it, but decided against it. My feeling at the time was, if my horses broke through it, that there could be shards of plastic/wood that could really injure them. So I decided to go w/the electric tape instead.

Ram Fencing product, I ordered 4.25" strand. It is a plastic with 2-3 wires running through it. I don't think too many horses could break through it, the posts would go first. But you never know.

 

[PrepH4U]

Ram Fencing product, I ordered 4.25" strand. It is a plastic with 2-3 wires running through it. I don't think too many horses could break through it, the posts would go first. But you never know.

oh thank you, will look it up.

 

[DQ2B]

oh thank you, will look it up.

Centaur makes it as well which is what I bought. They also have electrified flexible fencing now. Centaur has a 30 year warranty.

 

[SouthernMdRocks]

Centaur makes it as well which is what I bought. They also have electrified flexible fencing now. Centaur has a 30 year warranty.

I like Centaur as well, I think the two are pretty much the same. The reason I went with the Ramm is I was at a show and they had some sales prices. I'm using a combination of flex and electric braid.

 

[WildHorses]

I like Centaur as well, I think the two are pretty much the same. The reason I went with the Ramm is I was at a show and they had some sales prices. I'm using a combination of flex and electric braid.

We had Henry Stauffer install some Centaur for us and he does a very nice job. He's the brother of Joe Stauffer at Stauffer's Feed Mill (Hen Yard) in Loveville (or Leonardtown, depending if you're in front of or behind the building ). They are Mennonites, of course, and have no phone but Henry lives two houses down from the Feed Mill or you can leave a note with Joe for him to call you.

 

[SouthernMdRocks]

We had Henry Stauffer install some Centaur for us and he does a very nice job. He's the brother of Joe Stauffer at Stauffer's Feed Mill (Hen Yard) in Loveville (or Leonardtown, depending if you're in front of or behind the building ). They are Mennonites, of course, and have no phone but Henry lives two houses down from the Feed Mill or you can leave a note with Joe for him to call you.

Thanks, I'll try to head over there sometime this weekend. I need to get some chickens and try to see if they have any Peahens available.