Thank you for that feedback, Ed. And THANK YOU for your interest in our content!

Interesting concept! We'll make a note.

I was just wondering about that.

It depends, but somewhere around 8-12 months.

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Maybe, but when one cow tears down that tight fence, the whole mob gets out. Or a calf crawls under and gets spooked taking down the wire, then the whole herd follows. Lot's of time and frustration dealing with that...

After researching it appears to be about the same in labor/time cost of daily cross fencing movement, and/or permanent fencing with Hotwire by the mile in annual start up cost for 50-100 head of cattle or more. In addition to location and grazing density movement management it provides illness prediction data, some even help with calving data and grazing intake, rest and time of grazing per individual cow, temperature and studies how the collar and pace of the cow moves in comparison to make management data predictions- so a lot of nutrition help data and health data for management of cattle that help save time and help with better planning and time and resource management planning and disease and illness progression prevention data… a cross fence mobile electric paddock fence doesn’t provide that. It won’t eliminate current methods it will enhance and save time so that ranchers can spend more time doing other animal stewardship and land management tasks and use current ways as training backup and general backup etc it also greatly increases the capacity to graze on blm or rural remote locations of leased or private lands in a more beneficial and easier managed way after researching we are going to give it a go!