New Timeless Electric Fence ( First Impressions)

Here is a short clip showing our new high tensile electric fence built with timeless line posts. This is the first year at our new property and we are excited to be building all electric fence for a management intensive grazing operation. You will also see a few of our cows, the first to arrive. Stay tuned for more as we learn and test our electric fence and timeless t posts. Thanks

[@plainandsimple1]

As a heads up Greg Judy recommends electrifying the bottom at all times because it helps kill the grass along the bottom especially with a hot charger. Dry stuff that's dead won't short the fence.

[@shalomtoday]

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[@charleswalters5284]

So the fence can still shock, even if the ground is dry and not very conductive. Mr. Judy just says always keep the charger on to control the grass, it uses very little electricity .

[@porkyfedwell]

Wonder how those work with 1/4" polywire for horses? What diameter are the holes in the pvc posts?

[@davidpeightal4918]

People sometimes attach electric wire to the outside of the post with a soft wire through the hole. Greg Judy does this when appropriate for a few different situations. You could wire a poly tape in the same way.

[@akwolf1434]

How many feet did you go between posts? Those black insulators on your wood posts, how are those holding up? What brand were they?

[@davidpeightal4918]

7 feet along the highway for appearance. 15 paces on the backside alley

[@charleswalters5284]

Ground the bottom wire.

[@carterdoerksen3374]

Touch it

[@raybankes7668]

Lmao I get shocked at least once a week on my Polly wire paddock reels

[@tinabogucky2662]

Hello
I live in Kitscoty Alberta. Where did you purchase your fence posts. Looking for local distributor.

[@Northroadranch]

Hello, I got mine from Aveley Ranch in British Columbia. He had lots in stock and met me half way. You can find them on timeless dealer website