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06-08-2007, 07:17 AM
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Oh, good!! You'll finally have that problem taken care of.
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06-08-2007, 10:09 AM
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Janet, that's our next big decision. What kind of fence to go with?
Cost of course will be a consideration, as we're doing this out of pocket. We absolutely need to put up something that blocks the view on the one side, and would like to be able to give Moses free run of the yard without allowing him to get out of it besides. The border to the side we want to block off is nearly 200' long, so it's not going to be cheap regardless of how we do it. We have no way of getting a firm bid on the survey until it's done either, so I'm told. We may have to wait to fence in the rest of the yard, or we might be able to do something different on the other sides than on the one that's most important. Any advice or thoughts would be greatly appreciated, as we've never had to put up a fence other than to keep our horses in. Then we used a 6 strand electric fence because we had a Jumper. Dh would like to electrify this new fence too. LOL
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