Ask the Vet - Best type of fencing for horses in turnout

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In this excerpt from the November 2018 episode of Ask the Vet ( • Ask the Vet - Club foo... ), Dr. Gray and SmartPaker Dan discuss the pros and cons of the different options of fencing when it comes to all-day turnout. Dr. Gray explains which types are definitely not right for horses and some other potential choices to consider. If you’re looking for advice on which fencing is right for you, Dr. Gray also gives some great advice on how to choose the best one for your situation.
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@onegoodturngetsmostofthebl7499 Год назад

Best fencing as seen throughout Texas and other States - 2 7/8” drill stem posts, with four rail coped ends, or alternately 4 to 5 strands of 3/8 wireline on tension springs at each end. Safe, reliable, moose proof and lasts 100 years.

@BaBa-qn3ti 5 лет назад

Thanks for this video. We are getting fencing and needed some advice.

@nelliebannanapop8522 5 лет назад

My uncle bought a barn and needs to redo most of the barn + fencing. He also test concrete and has left over 6in by 12in cylinders of concrete. If he were to stack these (12in side laying on the ground) would this be safe fencing?