Review Completed Combination Fence with Anti-Digging Measures and Barbed Wire Spacing
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What happens here
The host provides a comprehensive review of a completed fence section. It features woven wire at the bottom, ideal for containing small animals, topped with several strands of barbed wire for added height and security. A notable anti-digging measure is demonstrated: a metal pipe is buried horizontally at the base of the fence, to which the lowest barbed wire strand is attached, creating a formidable barrier against burrowing animals. The optimal spacing for the barbed wire strands (e.g., 6 inches between strands) is also highlighted to maximize effectiveness against livestock, along with the detailed knotting of the wire.
Goal: Examination of a finished fence showcasing a combination of wire types, an anti-digging base, and precise barbed wire spacing.
Tools and materials
- Buried Pipe
- Completed Fence Section
- Measuring Tape
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