Fences for Pasture & GardenWhether you’re trying to protect your garden from wildlife predators or want to keep your livestock from wandering too far, effective fencing can bring welcome peace of mind. Covering the pros and cons of a variety of fencing types, Gail Damerow shows you how to build a fence that works for your needs. With clearly illustrated instructions for building wire fences, rail fences, electric fences, woven fences, and more, you’ll soon be creating effective enclosures that are guaranteed to save you time, money, and worry. |
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Planning Your Fence Choosing the right fence and assembling supplies | 1 |
All about Posts Wood steel concrete stone fiberglass and plastic | 9 |
Laying the Foundation Installing anchor assemblies and line posts | 23 |
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