Fencing Pasture Part 1

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[@rebeccazody1278]

Brandon- you are in good shape to work that posthole pounder. Hard work. Goats will love the new pasture area. I really enjoy your vlogs

[@azcopperpenny]

To help get rid of the ticks you need guinea fowl.

[@marcibowman1603]

I came to the comments to say the same. We love our Guinea fowl. The number of snakes we see around our human and animal areas has reduced significantly. They are tick eating machines.

[@fishorpriceranch6172]

We know. They are hard to find around here

[@azcopperpenny]

@@marcibowman1603 Yes, but the only problem is they're not too smart and end up becoming predator snacks! I have a few friends that have had to replace them after a couple of years. One friend said she watched as the guineas flew over her neighbor's fence and when her dog came after them, they couldn't figure out how to get back home! She felt bad and replaced the guineas but yeah, they're not too smart.

[@WlkInDWdz]

I'm sure I'm probably too late but have you checked into LockJawz Tpost clips? We just found them. Tried one and so easy to put on. Can't wait to finish our goat areas now!

[@fishorpriceranch6172]

Yes we have used those before. They ground out easily due to being too close to the tpost

[@WlkInDWdz]

@fishorpriceranch6172 well darn. That's good to know. We have the old stand by still on hand.