Building hi-tensile electric fence with Timeless posts is a breeze! 

THIS is the kinda thing we need as the young people getting back to the land, one of two generations removed from farming/ ranching I've built some fence and learned a few lessons but it would have taken me a couple seasons just to learn what this videos got to offer in less than 20 minutes. Thanks as always. Great video.

Thank you for showing the daisy tensioner. Great video!

Reminds me of when I used to set up sugaring line with wire! Thank you so much for these videos Greg! Keep em comming!

Thank You for this video, really helpful in understanding how the entire system works.

absolutely beautiful!! wow the daisy, amazing!!

Thanks Greg. I always wondered how to keep from making spaghetti on a spinning jenny. I appreciate your showing us how-to. Enjoy your day.

Those Timeless posts look great Greg, I'd love to be able to get them in Australia. I've tried fibre reinforced plastic posts available here, but they were too weak and brittle. I've been using some of your techniques on my property and have uploaded some videos of our cattle. Thanks for sharing your knowledge mate.

THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is one of the things that I "got" from the grazing class but seeing it now it makes a ton of sense! boom! Shazaam! Cow-abungah!

Very informative. Team-work makes the dream work haha!

Thanks for the information great job.

Always look forward to seeing your new postings!

Great informational video! Thanks!

Thanks for this one. I'm going to use timeless posts as it ends up being far cheaper once I figure in using fewer posts and the insulators cost (plus those things break frequently). I like the low maintenance and cheaper cost, but the icing on the cake is how much better those crisp white posts look 😍 We have everything from rabbits (in tractors) and chickens to cows and sheep that will be going in our pasture, so we are going a little overboard with using every hole on the post, but I know my animals will be safe. It'll also act as a physical barrier in addition to the psychological one with electric

Just looking at the pounder gives me ptsd. Great looking fence. I will definitely consider doing something like that in the back part of my property . I'll have to clear a trail but it looks a lot easier than barbed wire.

I like this system a lot. I make similar fence with 3/8 rebar 5’ long. Those corner posts are quite something tho!

Great video

Appreciate the knowledge. I actually built my own spinning jenny, as I'm thrifty and it works as well. Save money for animals and such.

Very helpful...Love the way Greg explains things...Very much a story teller...Definitely a gift...🙏 Need some clarification. I saw that Greg mentioned “power feeder” and “poly braid”, but only briefly touched on it. I see the electric high tensile wire for the electric fence. Is the poly braid used to feed power to another location? I assume that power wire is run on the ground along the fence line, but Greg only briefly mentioned it. If so, how much power V/A is on that line?

Good stuff, you'll have to show us how you trained those sheep for just one wire. My young rams need a lot of fencing.

That’s great!

Dear Greg, over the years I've grown up around dairy and horses. Very interested in a hand shake from ya one day, but also the knowledge your willing to teach. How does one go about the "internship" you keep referencing? I've grown up in Southern Mo, so know the seasons and land to an extent. But I would greatly appreciate your knowledge, eventually to be able show others. We run 5 strand, but also looking into your method of utilizing poly.

I bought $900 of material from timeless because of u ! Lol

I tried ordering some of those daisy wire tensioners from power flex after watching this but they are sold out. Damn! Great informative video sir thank you for sharing.

Can you show us the electricity set up. Enjoyed the video thanks heaps.

Great videos, as always! How long does a fence like this remain there? When u remove daisy tensioners is the wire shot and need to be cut and then later spliced?

Hey Greg, I enjoy your common-sense approach. I've watched several of your fence instructions with references to various suppliers, however I did not see a Brand recommendation for the 180,000 psi 12 gauge wire. Thanks, Dennis

So in another vid you mentioned the soft galvanized wire being used... is that just for tying to the post or for the electric fence itself? I have about 8000 feet to run for KuneKune and eventually goats so trying to figure out the most economical way to tackle this. Thanks for sharing all of your knowledge!

I love the videos where you show your tools. Could you do a video talking about how you handle transportation? I seem to recall you saying in your book to arrange for pick-up and delivery by others, but do you at least use a small stock trailer at this point, to carry pairs around for culls? Can a little Toyota handle that? Thanks for everything!

How do you decide whether to run through the pre drilled holes vs the wire clips?

With the type of tensioner you demonstrated here do you need to put tension springs on the ends?

Ha ha! I don't have a prayer for stepping over a 29 inch fence without getting zapped! ( That's 5 inches higher than my inseam 😆)

Thank you for your quality videos - I have been learning a lot and am very grateful. I have been looking for wire for a while now and I am only finding 12.5 gauge wire. I am not sure what difference that .5 will make. Since I don't seem to have any option I guess I will have to get it. Will you tell me if I will be running into trouble - or any hints you might have? Thank you for your time.

Don’t get a cheap spinning jenny. Learned the hard way. With the 5 wire high tensile fence, do you make one continuous wire around your whole section that you are building fence or do you start and stop at each corner? Thanks again for all your wonderful videos.

Hate my cheap jenny. I need to find one like that. I am using 4 wire fencing. Maybe over kill but it should work!

Does the tension on the wires present a hazard? I'd think not, considering I've seem similar wires on different fence systems, but just wondering your experience. Ever had any snap?

Thank you very much for your videos! What dimensions of fiberglass rods and timeless posts would you use for a 5 wire perimeter fence about 4 feet high?

I think your using the 1.5" timeless posts. That's the smallest they make

If you run the wire through the posts and one of the post breaks for some reason or another, how are you fixing that?

Would you recommend longer posts in loose soil? I'm planning to fence a hill side that is ancient flood plain. The silt is so loose I can step a three foot ground rod all the way down when I move the solar energizer with my hogs.

Excellent content as usual. How do you paint the post?. Does the paint affect the conductivity if it gets in contact with the wire?. I don’t have this post in my country. I use pvc post instead. I have to paint them if I want to extent its life. I wonder why the last post is not bended even with daisys at the other extreme of

The fence looks great. Are you a dealer for the timeless posts?

Fence lookin good buddy.......it's that time of year! #stoneyridgefarmer If ya get a chance Greg...come over and check out our land clearing project on our NC farm!

Putting the fence inside the Forrest is interesting. Do you sometimes let your herd into the Forrest for any kind of grazing or is this not practical due to the large herd size?

How do you tell how tight to tension wire? Have u been doing it long enough u can just tell? I have seen springs but do have to cut wire for them.

Great video! What will you use for gates on this setup?

In your previous videos you talk about the importance of a perimeter fence, is this the same material you use for a perimeter fence and do you just add more "runs" of high tensile?

If this is meant to be electrical wire, don't you actually need something inbetween the main wire that will be electrified and those of the posts that are made of steel? Or wouldn't it matter to electrified line if it is connected to a steel post directly with galvanized wire despite those parts all being conductive? Btw, during wintertime, wouldn't your bobcats EAT those bunnies when they both seek refuge against the snow and the elements under the same pile of dead pine trees? And in fact I wondered why you wanted to have such a fence run right trough those woods, they doesn't look like any cattle would go in there anyway? I do apologize for writing a comment with so many question-marks tho, but there you go!

Are timeless posts 4 or 4 @ 1/2. 24" in ground and 30" above is 54.

Hi Greg! At what distances do you put the t posts in ,how many meter??

I'd like to build with these fiberglass posts along the road on a rented farm, but the landlord likes to burn off his grader ditch in the spring. How do these stand up to fire?

Greg, Where did you get that Spinning Jenny? I can't seem to find any of that quality.. Thanks

I wish I had seen this before I went nuts with wood posts and woven wire. How does the line stay conductive with the metal corner posts?

why run hi-tensile and polibraid in the same run, how many wire if your running goats? love your discussions

Mr. Judy, Would you consider this fence in the video a “permanent fence”? It’s hard to get an understanding of the farm you are working on but I watched your 5 video series from December and your example is to run the 2 wire on the inside of a barbed wire fence in that video. You recommend if no fence exists to do a 5 wire fence. Are you only running 2 in this video because your stock is trained to your equipment? Also, I watched the H brace video on your website. How are you driving those? If it’s that huge hand driver I’m not picturing how you make that work. Your posts are pretty long and I’m not imagining how you are able to stand on the ground and drive a straight post. If you have an H brace going in anytime soon I’d be interested in seeing how that’s done. Love your methods and your videos. I’d love to get to your grazing school when I leave the Army.

Can you do contours with the timeless?

Do you put any signage to keep the neighbors from touching the hot fence?

When the next class

Ok now you gotta teach us how to train sheep to one wire.

GREG, CAN YOU ATTACH A POULTRY NETTING FENCE TO THIS FENCE? OR IS THERE SOME THING / A BETTER WAY TO RUN POULTRY NETTING? GREAT VIDEO!!!

Hey everybody! Trying to learn how to create the knot to the strainers and end posts. Practiced with some non-high tensile 10 gauge and can do it fine, but when I try with high tensile 12.5 gauge it looks like a mess. Any suggestions?

How do you stretch your wire

Who did he say you can buy the tensioners from?

How do you move the fence to move the sheep everyday? Or do you just move the wire to different sets of posts, which means you're going to need like 10000 fence posts?

What is your post spacing?

Hand driver is What Diameter sir

What gauge/pound wire does he use? 180 ksi?

Do you sell the posts?

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How do those posts hold up to fires rolling through there? Lol

You like Bobcats?

Ok enough is enough how was the steaks and I don't want to here you had them ground or I'm out.

I like this system a lot. I make similar fence with 3/8 rebar 5’ long. Those corner posts are quite something tho!