Stock fencing lancashire

[Tinbasherdan]

March fences are usually 50/50.
Is the owner of the stock helping put them back every time?
You have just moved did you damage some fencing when moving in?

Fence was goosed long before we moved in by the looks of it. Farmer has got a post knocker and has offered me the use of it in a fortnight if I don’t get sorted- it’s mrs tbd that’s wanting it done sooner rather than later. We want deer fencing up as our two are more than capable of clearing a normal stock fence with a run up, and it’s just not worth the risk to us.
And yes, the farmer is proactive in helping get them back in so I’m fine about that

 

[Migmac]

Fence was goosed long before we moved in by the looks of it. Farmer has got a post knocker and has offered me the use of it in a fortnight if I don’t get sorted- it’s mrs tbd that’s wanting it done sooner rather than later. We want deer fencing up as our two are more than capable of clearing a normal stock fence with a run up, and it’s just not worth the risk to us.
And yes, the farmer is proactive in helping get them back in so I’m fine about that

Slowest job is stripping down the old fence. Only take down what you can replace in a day, the farmer can then still keep stock in it.

 

[Tinbasherdan]

Slowest job is stripping down the old fence. Only take down what you can replace in a day, the farmer can then still keep stock in it.

If I’m doing it, the farmers giving me a hand. He’s offered me use of his machines should I need it, which is handy

 

[Keith 66]

Chris Alty fencing, he is based at Moss View farm, Crag foot near Silverdale but works all over the north west. Proper grafter & a genuine guy.