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<blockquote data-quote="Jeanne - Simme Valley" data-source="post: 664331" data-attributes="member: 968"><p>We have 3 strand Hi-tensile for exterior. After many years using polywire for sub-divisions, we put 1 strand hi-t for permanent paddocks after deciding they were exactly where we wanted them. We keep our permanent paddocks anywhere from 2-8 acres. As the grass grows, we subdivide with poly as needed. We use 1 driven wooden post at the ends of the 1-strand hi-t. Been holding up our permanents subdivisions for maybe 10 years now. We don't crank it super tight. You can drive t-posts in the ground for ends, but they don't hold up for very long, they will end up leaning - but they are cheaper and you can re-drive them in as needed.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jeanne - Simme Valley, post: 664331, member: 968"] We have 3 strand Hi-tensile for exterior. After many years using polywire for sub-divisions, we put 1 strand hi-t for permanent paddocks after deciding they were exactly where we wanted them. We keep our permanent paddocks anywhere from 2-8 acres. As the grass grows, we subdivide with poly as needed. We use 1 driven wooden post at the ends of the 1-strand hi-t. Been holding up our permanents subdivisions for maybe 10 years now. We don't crank it super tight. You can drive t-posts in the ground for ends, but they don't hold up for very long, they will end up leaning - but they are cheaper and you can re-drive them in as needed. [/QUOTE]
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