Well that's a first...

I once cut the top wire on a guys fence to get an 8 point buck untangled out of the wire, the buck was hung up, but not torn up yet, I cut the wire the buck fell to the ground jumped up and ran off, then I fixed the top wire, right after that the owner showed up, I'd taken a picture of the deer. The guy was so happy I had fixed the fence he told me I could cut a deer off of his fence anytime lol. It never crossed my mind to leave a hole in the guys fence. I once saw a lady hit our fence and she swore up and down that she didn't do it. She got off Scott Free and I got to fix the fence.
 
You fell right into my trap, I purposely said cattle's so you would correct it you feeble mind mortal!
I think you've made one post that seemed rational and normal, unless I've missed any others. I'll invite you to drop the facade and join us talking about our experiences with cattle. There's only two reasons people come to this forum and speak oddly as you are doing, and neither is attractive to the forum-at-large. I hope you are capable of focusing on the subject the site is concerned with because so far it looks bad.
 
To get back to the subject, many years ago I had to fix the fence at a rent pasture after someone had driven through it. I had his insurance information, so I called them, and the nice lady who I spoke with asked if it was some kind of fancy fence, to which I replied that it was a plain barbed wire fence (I got the impression that some people would take advantage of the situation and pad the bill).

She asked me to send an itemized bill, so I did. I listed modest amounts for posts and wire, but then I added a pretty good sum described as "labor repairing fence in drizzling rain on Christmas Eve." I got a check for the full amount with no further discussion.
 

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