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Extract Fence Posts and Electric Fence Line

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What happens here

Following the removal of tomato cages, the next step involves disassembling the deer fencing. This includes pulling out metal T-posts from the ground, which were only lightly driven in to facilitate easy removal. The electric fence line, made of braided twine, is also gathered and prepared for disposal. The host notes that the electric fence controller, a Premier 1 solar-powered unit, effectively deterred deer from the corn garden throughout the season.

Goal: Carefully pull out the T-posts and electric fence lines that were used to protect the garden from pests like deer.

Tools and materials

  • T-post Puller (implied)
  • Work Gloves
  • Electric Fence Line

What they say

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again this spring all right we're also pulling post we're gonna have a how big a man are your contest in a minute see mrs. Stoney Ridge can't help me do this because she's got a broken arm so it's nice to have somebody to help so guys we got a pile look at all that man we got like two hours worth of work done in like 20 minutes for me so I want to thank you a lot we're gonna send some people to your channel now it's Green acre homestead right yeah one acre one acre awesome and fresh tater Bob's channel Fred sitter Bob and then the second channel is the self-reliant Roach's self-reliant Roadshow and that's what we'll be speaking at good times got a little more work to go we're gonna take this pinch down this stuff goes up and down really really easy and only knocked it in the ground just about to where the Spade is along the t-post so it all should come up really easily I set this up so to be modular we have a premiere one fence controller right here solar fence controller it is charged it's energized if I turn it on it will pop pop pop and that kept the deer's out of the corn garden this was our corn garden for the year this year and we planted silver queen and sweet corn and I just happened to notice a nice big dead oak right over top of my barn supercool let's get busy let's get to work this is pretty cool this is how the intellicus intellij the ground rod is actually the stake that you hold it on there with pretty cool guys as much as I hate to say it this stuff is brittle it's falling apart and we're gonna get rid of it we're gonna end up throwing it away I hate to throw this stuff away it's expensive it works it keeps the deer out the deer fence totally worked for the garden up here we did have a bad turnout on the garden and we'll talk about that later we're gonna

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