They aren’t very tall once put in the ground, and if you have to do corners you’ll need to rig up bracing or use a single T-post. But if your fencer has a really good zap, and your horses respect electric tape & aren’t the sort to just blithely jump fences to get where they want to go then you should be ok.
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My guys have been behind this fence for several months now as my barn was being built. At first I needed to fence them away from the construction area, and now I’m using it to make sure that where I currently plan on putting real fence eventually is actually going to work.
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I’m in the sandy part of SC, and I’ve not had any problems with the posts standing. I have them about every 8 feet though, and the tape (Zareba from TSC) is pulled pretty tight. It held well through the wicked storms we has a month or so back. I used short T-posts to anchor the ends and beef up corners, tying the step in to the T-post with zip ties. It’s not the prettiest fence, but it’s worked well so far.
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