This Farm Fence Is So Fast And Easy It's Embarrassing

I don't even install fences and I watch this whole video, damn interesting.

Made in America isn't encouraged in America. I watched an episode of Shark Tank and a guy had a truck rack that folded up and he wanted to manufacture it in the States. The whole Shark Tank crew rejected him because he wouldn't move his operations to China. He said he wouldn't, so he left the stage hoping for more local investors to grow his business. Way too much emphasis on the almighty dollar and not enough about value in America.

Aussies and kiwis create so much of this stuff because we have 10 of thousands of kilometres of fence ,gotta say though I like that fence you just built so bloody simple well done Cheers from Aus

To counteract some of those negative comments - I thought this was a great demonstration!And honestly that fence looks plenty of strong depending on what’s it’s being used for. I keep horses, cows, and pigs behind fencing far less sturdy than that and haven’t had any issues. I’ve also had to build fencing in a hurry and really wish I would’ve had some of these tools/accessories handy. Thanks for the video, I personally got a lot from it! For all of you haters, get over yourself and don’t knock it till you try it!

Post driver for this 65 year old grandma is perfect. Get er done!

Y’all. Crazy… this is an excellent fence…. Unless you’re trying to keep Goats or elephants in. This a good fence… I would use this for my chickens my dwarf goats I would use this for lots of different things and the bracing seems to work just fine. I have a homestead and I wish I saw this before I use what I used. 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

This video was worth watching just to see the fast clips tie the fence to the t posts. I will only be using those from now on. I think something you might have missed that I use, I place a tractor or truck at the end of the line and use that as my anchor for stretching. Then tie the fence up under tension. I am able to keep more tension in the fence and not have the anchor "come along" in my way. Great job.

TY for sharing this information. We are getting ready to fence in our entire property and this gives us more options for tightening & pulling up the slack in the fencing.

Zinger Tight.......I'm using that term somewhere this week. Thanks!

Thanks Mark great tips, I love some of the tools you used… it really looks like we could build our fences a Lot faster! We won’t be able to use the braces on our farm because of our bulls, but if you don’t have to worry about that, I think they would be great! Don’t let the negative responses bother you, the needs of each of your clients are different and the needs of each farm are as well.

For driving t posts i use my loader to push them in the ground and cut a 2×4 board to set the depth. Every post is the same height! Thanks for the informative video.

Y’all are great. Thank you for sharing! I have got to get me one of those chain come along thing a ma jigs. That looks way more enjoyable and a bit better to deal with than a come along.

I value your honesty here. All said, I would absolutely use this fence

Did miles and miles of v-mesh and 2x4 wire here in California. Used the 2x4 stretcher. Never had a problem. Although I did use a hammer to crimp a few panels in a v pattern when needed to tighten. But liked the wedge!!!!!

Hey Mark. That’s a sharp looking fence. I picked up some pointers and I love the little gizmo that twists the keeper to the posts! That is worth its weight in gold! Nice tools and techniques. Thank you!

Good job. For most applications this method will definitely work

I appreciate the budget videos.

Best fence video wish I saw it before I had to redo my goat fence. Not knowing a dam thing and winging it works only so good....I also don't like to work so hard but unfortunately I have to use the old school post pounder but every thing else you used in this video made me drool! Thanks

Great info. I wasn't aware of this fence system. I may have to enclose a sheep pen, and if I do, this is the system I'll use. Thanks!

This is an excellent video and helped me to build a fence. Mark; you are a good teacher/speaker.