Lay Out First Section and Measure

let's get this fencing laid out so now I've got my assistant mrs. Stoney Ridge and she's gonna help me get this stuff out of the box there we go now this stuff is pretty lightweight I'm gonna say the whole 160-foot role probably only weighs somewhere in the neighborhood of 30 pounds something like that comes with a protector right here and some other stuff that went flying this is the spike that we use to stick it in the ground first thing we're gonna do is open it up and lay it all out and then we're gonna go around and set it up there's gonna be a whole lot of walking and talking here I'm gonna walk up here I'm gonna tell you what I'm gonna do so we're gonna take this goat fencing then we're gonna get a start basically stick one in in the ground and walk along as we go and stick the little stakes in the ground pretty darn simple so this is a learning process as we get this thing laid out you only set this thing up once or twice a year so you kind of forget what you did the first time but we're kind of learning it we're gonna stretch it out here and then we're gonna make a turn and go that way so I was wrong on the link it's a hundred and sixty-four feet long this is our first section and me and mrs. Tony read you're gonna measure this second to see how long the section is my guess is somewhere around 10 feet two inches something like that that's my guess anyway but we're gonna take the old trusty measuring tape and measure it up all right so they're 12 foot ish 12 foot 4 inches ish so what we need to do is a little bit of math divide it up and that way we get a full square so 12 foot divided into 164 is roll it on 164 divided by twelve thirteen point six six seven okay so mrs. Stein your age being the mathematician in the family says we need three posts on each side that's how we'll stretch it out