Posted by bison on July 31, 2015 at 16:21:38 from (69.168.144.139):
In Reply to: Field Fence mending posted by Lamont in NC on July 31, 2015 at 13:04:03:
Quoting Removed, click Modern View to seeIf these small trees like that in your pic flatten the fence to the ground then the fence was not nearly tight enough.
I stretch my bison fence tight to the point of spinning out with the tractor pulling on it before wrapping and stapling it to a corner post/brace.
most trees that fall on it don't do any damage. It takes a 12-18" dia tree to lay the fence on the ground, there is often enough give in the wires that most but the top two or 3 wires spring right back after the tree is cut free of the fence.
If these wires are to loose i cut them, stretch them individually tight and put a crimp splice or 2 on them.
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