When you say Duke has a power line right of way, you are referring/interpreting that as just the cleared area the transmission line runs in; from the way it sounds. Did you make the agreement with Duke or was it in place when you acquired the property? How wide is the right of way on the written document for this right of way? You may find the written right of way is wider than the cleared area in your photos and the existing line might be center or one side of the ROW/easement area. I know of transmission right of ways and easements that had a cleared area for one transmission line. The actual document description was for 3 times that width so they could add two more lines if they wanted/needed. They added the second line years ago in one area and are looking at adding the third one, using the full width they are entitled to. Depending on how the ROW or easement was written your hay field, located beyond the gate, might be in part of the ROW/easement area they have not used as yet. Professional review may be needed to be sure of the facts.
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