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<blockquote data-quote="Banjo" data-source="post: 1317105" data-attributes="member: 17304"><p>Most of my fencing except for exterior fences is single strand high tensile fence about 30 to 32 inches high with a steel post and insulater about every 50 to 60 feet. All my lanes are fenced like this. At any point along the way I can make a temporary gate for cattle by going to one of the Tposts and raising it up and resting it on a 3 to 4 ft. pvc pipe notched on top, the pipe slips down over the Tpost...cattle go in and out under the wire. When its time to move on I put the wire back down in the insulator and take the pvc pipe off and go to another one.</p><p>We people talk of lanes...it can be more than just a 30' lane from one end to the other...the lane can encompass a pond, some woods....anything or place that is a common area.</p><p>I know it can be hard to wrap your mind around sometimes.</p><p>I only use polywire for my daily moves</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Banjo, post: 1317105, member: 17304"] Most of my fencing except for exterior fences is single strand high tensile fence about 30 to 32 inches high with a steel post and insulater about every 50 to 60 feet. All my lanes are fenced like this. At any point along the way I can make a temporary gate for cattle by going to one of the Tposts and raising it up and resting it on a 3 to 4 ft. pvc pipe notched on top, the pipe slips down over the Tpost...cattle go in and out under the wire. When its time to move on I put the wire back down in the insulator and take the pvc pipe off and go to another one. We people talk of lanes...it can be more than just a 30' lane from one end to the other...the lane can encompass a pond, some woods....anything or place that is a common area. I know it can be hard to wrap your mind around sometimes. I only use polywire for my daily moves [/QUOTE]
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