Gabion Rock Post

[@paulhenry4205]

The important thing about them, is to have a interior center post. Otherwise they tend to shift from freezes ever so slightly and start swaying or sagging. If you have an area that freezes. This is what I’ve learned from my experiences. I enjoy your channel. Thanks.. 👍🏻👍🏻

[@jketch1]

We are using the oil pipe a lot here in Missouri because we have so much rock in the ground....limestone, granite, tiff. Some places we can’t dig deep enough to put in corner post or corrals. We drive the post in the ground with a post driver on a skid steer. Drives the metal post through the rock. Then weld the sucker rod horizontally. Last forever. Thanks for sharing your videos. God bless.

[@welder78s7]

Thanks again for the video and another good idea to use what is around us to get a job done. I used a old back tire off a tractor for a lose mineral feeder. Thanks to you on one of you older video. As always God Bless

[@deadindian87]

More great ideas...thank you and God Bless.

[@coryv655]

I see these on fence corners on lower ground here in MN. When the frost heaves they stay stable, unlike normal posts. Great channel, keep up the good work.

[@jpoppinga8417]

Usually use a hog panel bent around. Also used in rocky ground. My parents farm the fences are built that way.

[@MrVailtown]

Leonardo da Vinci for example designed a type of Gabion called a Corbeille Leonard for the foundations of the San Marco Castle in Milan. Although invented more than one century ago, Gabions are being rediscovered today for many infrastructure and architectural projects.Feb 17, 2017

[@EYE_SPIDER]

What a cool fence! Awesome!

[@Susanne-q1m]

Loving these gabions for fencing a country property and will use it for ideas here in Western Australia.❤🇦🇺

[@rancher4911]

That is a skill in itself Seeing something that can be adapted to ur ranch . Great ideas are free

[@keithcronk7980]

HAY LUKE KEEP PROWLING OTHER FOLKS PLACES GOD KNOWS WHAT IDEAS YOU WILL FIND IN YOU'RE JOURNEY. THANK YOU PLS KEEP THEM COMING SIR. GOD BLESS YOU N YOURS

[@CamppattonFamilyCompound]

Very nice set up you found. Thank you for sharing and enlightening us.

[@National757]

I'm not a geologist. Not even a rancher. Only thing I know about cows is they are not too bright. They taste pretty good on the barby. And I watch out for the bulls when I am huntin wild hogs in Texas. ;) I enjoy watching all of your videos. But this one certainly caught my eye. Those Gabion rock posts are beautiful. With a little effort, and a lot of work, probably something even you and I could figure out how to make! ;) Thanks for sharing! :)

[@coryv655]

I see these on corner posts on lower ground here in MN. When the frost heaves they stay stable, unlike a normal post in the ground. Great channel, keep up the good work.

[@mikenathaniel1521]

Unbelievable! Loveland! Excellent!

[@Thecowboy1950]

I know this is an old post but I’m sure glad you’re putting a Videos out again

[@sneak6654]

Oil and gas well pipe makes great fences, easy to build and they pretty much last 2 lifetimes.

[@OZheathen]

They do look beautiful

[@locusthilloutdoors8339]

That's some amazing work.

[@spellmadam2947]

Looks like those horizontal bars are welded to the posts?? Looks like bead welding. Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

[@Picosacreek]

Luke you just use the bucket of the skidsteer or tractor and push the pipe into the ground. Keep up the good Lord's work and videos.

[@BacktotheBasics101]

Red_Cooley Thank you for the feedback. Appreciate it a lot and your comments. Happy trails Luke

[@mohawkvalleyherefords4860]

I like that entrance too.

[@LibertyGarden]

Very nice video. I've dug 4 foot holes and not found a rock on my property just black clay.

[@dustribra]

Never seen fence posts like that up close, nor did I know the name. Might like to try this.

[@troyremmers6792]

Glad to see you Luke u should bring your family to the Iowa great lakes some summer

[@Blinker_Fluid_Supply]

I love it !!

[@FJ80Coop]

How is this style "post" stable if it isnt ran into the ground or attached to a solid base be it a post or concrete?? It looks like one could literally push them over id the solid rod wasnt welded to the in ground steel posts..Ive always thought they were simply asthetical...

[@JWimpy]

We have no shortage of those gabion rock post down here in Arkansas. But I never knew they had a name for them.

[@gannfamfarm520]

Awesome

[@sixtyfiveford]

I like it.

[@abdalbateeh6766]

Thanks

[@DanielDauphin]

We don't see stonework on fences that often in the South, but I'd sure like to give her a go. "Algorithms" is the word I think you were looking for.

[@JimMcCormick17]

Are the rocks below ground level as well or are they just sat on the surface?

[@BacktotheBasics101]

Usually they’re just on the surface.

[@Staki6908]

All Gore Rhythm. Heh. Algorithm. That's cool fencing idea I haven't seen that before might see what the wife thinks.

[@everydaypatriot1083]

Another beautiful example of using God's many gifts.

[@Breakthroughmasonry]

I'm a mason so I'd rather see them layed in mortar but still great and easy idea

[@80milekyle70]

I'm making my house out of gabion walls. Pretty much unlimited rocks where I'm at

[@sneak6654]

Hi Luke, check out farmhandscompanion channel episode 21 where he builds a rock fence post just like the one you showed on your video, but he used wood instead of steel pipe to build the fence cross members, pretty cool how he did it. Take care.

[@BacktotheBasics101]

I will check it out thank you.👍🏼

[@BacktotheBasics101]

So I actually watched that video sometime ago. I love his channel. Thank you for sending me that way I appreciate it.

[@retireddriver16]

Nice fence I really like it Trump 2020 best president ever Keep up the good work your doing in North Dakota and don't let any red flag laws get past into law

[@Redandranger]

Why the need for Bible verses in a video showing rock gabions for fencing? That one photo of a huge gabion holding a gate with a steer behind it was lifted from FARM SHOW magazine. You didn't tell us anything about how to build these things either.

[@BacktotheBasics101]

It was simply an idea not a how to. The Bible is the most famous book in the world and has been since its first printing. It is the number one selling book in the world. I try to quote it anytime I ever have the chance to. I also quote a lot of scholars along the way as well. It’s interesting no one has ever offended if I quote a scholar, but you always have that one person that’s offended by someone’s spiritual beliefs, and quoting the Bible. But yet other people can quote stuff like men, being women, etc. and I’m not supposed to be offended about that. I just assume if I talk to a Mormon, I may hear something about Mormons if you talk to a Muslim, you may hear something about Muslims, and if you talk to a Christian, you’re probably gonna notice he’s a Christian. That’s called diversity in America and we shouldn’t be offended about it. Hope you the very best . Luke

[@sunilscorpy4594]

Algorithms.... lol 😊