I just got a quote for having some five wire barb built. It was $2.85 per foot. Post 12 ft apart, every other post a 4 inch creosoted wood post the others steel Tee post. Every Twenty rods a brace set of six inches creosoted post with a steel brace. Corners all six inch creosoted post. This is on a clear fence path.
So I would figure out how long the fence you want built is. Then subtract the cost of materials. Then add back in what you think the rough terrain will add to the labor. Take that figure and talk to the boys and agree on a set price. That way if they really want to hustle than they are making more per hour. At the same time if it is hotter than the blazes and they want to take it easier then your not out because of the slower production.
I would tear out the old fence with a loader or hire a crawler to do it. You can make a much better fence if the way is clear even if it is steep.
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