caveman
Member
- Location
- East Sussex.
Fence along the bottom and plant trees on the slope.
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How would you fence this
- Thread starter onthehoof
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KMA
Member
- Location
- Dumfriesshire
Bullocks are destructive sods.
Pinch and mel to put in a rylock fence, post with a stay at top and braced the one bottom of the slope so it's a 'separate' section to the rest. Plain strand top, bottom and middle should hold its shape can put gripples or raddisseurs in so you can keep it tight if you like tie the top of the rylock to the top plain so the buggers can't press it down. Then run an electric plain about 3 inches above the top plain. providing you can decent posts (unlikely these days
) that should last 20-25yrs.
Pinch and mel to put in a rylock fence, post with a stay at top and braced the one bottom of the slope so it's a 'separate' section to the rest. Plain strand top, bottom and middle should hold its shape can put gripples or raddisseurs in so you can keep it tight if you like tie the top of the rylock to the top plain so the buggers can't press it down. Then run an electric plain about 3 inches above the top plain. providing you can decent posts (unlikely these days
) that should last 20-25yrs.
TripleSix
Member
- Location
- Helmsley, North Yorkshire
Round posts and 2 strands of barb if it for cattle only
renewablejohn
Member
- Location
- lancs
Can't get near enough
Drive the excavator up the slope then use the blade to level excavator then push posts in. Should see how steep some of the woodlands are near use that have not only been harvested but fenced by excavator as well.