Joel and Greg explain the construction of our new perimeter Timeless Fence installation.

Joel and Greg explain the construction of our new perimeter Timeless Fence installation. We like building an attractive strong functional fence once and being done with it. With our Timeless Fence Posts, building fence is fun and quick to install. The Timeless posts is pre-drilled, pre-sharpened, and has a UV coating to prevent the surface from sun degradation. You can use a standard steel post driver to install them. Each post has a depth mark on it to prevent you from driving the post to deep. I am a Timeless Fence rep and simply love promoting the best electric fence post in the world.
Call Timeless Fence at 1-800-788-4709, tell them Greg sent you!,
You can also visit their website: timelessfences...

[@sonezmb3642]

I’ll never forget your scrap metal post roof technique

[@user-kv2pt4lu9y]

Great when you quiz your young crew. Good for them to have to teach us. The best test of knowledge is to share it with others.

[@LibertyLovingLunatic22]

Good work Joel. Greg always seems to get the best.

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

Love the Timeless posts.

[@JoshPiland]

Glad you get a commission! Appreciate you educating us about the product. Thank you Greg and Joel!

[@wadepatton2433]

Wood rots from the end because end-grain is the most vulnerable to moisture which is needed for most all decay. Capping the posts AND pulling the metal over the plank like that is great--now there will be less moisture trapped between the board and the post. Good move.

[@markrunion1769]

Smart move on the metal roofing scraps to cap the posts. There are creosote posts with aluminum caps that my grandfather put in 40 -50 years ago that will not need replaced in my generation and possibly the next.

[@AspenCreekFarms]

This was extremely helpful. Thank you Greg and co. We are city folk and dumb. We need some hand holding. Haha

[@BrookhillAngus]

This was a very good video. Thank you for the tips Greg. Hopefully in the upcoming year we will try some Timeless products.

[@marvinbaier3627]

Thanks for the video! It sure looks nice. When the ground is moist, I can pound a timeless fence easily. Customer service at timeless is also great along with the posts. I put my new fencer up. My other one was a 2 joule and this one is 6 joule. What a difference it makes. It was 6kv and now 8-10kv.

[@GregVasquez777]

Great looking Fence!!

[@ppac300]

I wish there’s a video of timeless fence in rolling hills.

[@reeceedwards2509]

Why not round inside corners very nice my corral needs repair no replacement hydro mulching fields now to reclaim pasture enjoy your info thanks

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Never put round corners in your corral. Bud Williams, the smartest cattle handler ever born would roll over in his graze if he heard you say that. Cattle do not like rounded corners, they ball up in them. Square corners, cattle can move where you want them, rounded corners are a no-no!!!

[@SasquatchBioacoustic]

Greg: There's 7 or 8000 volts in there, too. Joel: You'd know wouldn't ya. 🤣🤣🤣

[@jeaniepartridge6701]

I remember that area and it does look better.

[@C.Hawkshaw]

Boy, you could keep bison 🦬 in that corral!

[@ctsmith580]

Good morning.

[@brocksargeant2549]

Greg how many feet between those post. Have a 3 plank vinyl fence around house and it’s been up 25 years. The cows walk through it break it molds. Have high tensile fence up as cross fences. Wood post staples come out and grounds its self out.

[@farmerrod3159]

I love the Timeless posts. How far apart do you place your posts?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

16 feet

[@farmerrod3159]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Thank you, I was curious, I place my about the same distance. Thanks for sharing the TimeLess post. I started using these a couple years ago and love them, farmer rod

[@brandonandkeiafink204]

Are those timeless 5' posts and the 1.5" width? I am considering going with these on future fencing projects.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

You are correct in size and length

[@ryanplummer6779]

Greg, I’m curious how you roll up your old high tensile wire. Do you use the spinning jenny somehow?

[@marvinbaier3627]

He uses a spinning jenny. If you get a spinning jenny, make sure you get a commercial spinning jenny. They sell them at timeless fence and powerflex.

[@ReubenBen]

What’s the distance between them and what size are those? I was also looking at the hot coat wire.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

16 feet apart is the post spacing. The diameter is 1.5” and the length of the post is 60”.

[@brettpayton6286]

So Greg do you put power to all them lines or do you use any for grounds? Then how far is your spacing between post

[@markwacker6973]

Will dogs respect the perimeter fences

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Yes if you train them to hot wire the fence does keep them in.

[@bethalvarez6956]

OK my question is how much did those posts cost?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

These posts were bought a year ago. Not sure what the cost is today. Call Timeless and ask them. Their phone number is in the description section of this video.

[@mcmerriman]

Is tall fescue in Kentucky 31 the same

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I would guess that it is the same.

[@michaelhulskotter7623]

Hello Greg. I was wondering if you are putting a strand of barbed wire on the ground for coyotes?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Nope, if a coyote comes into our sheep, pasture he is a play toy for our 4 guardian dogs.

[@bethalvarez6956]

Love it!

[@user-ou4ep2hr1b]

Do the LGDs respect the fences or just run through them?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

They respect the fences.

[@tbbbbb123]

Just curious - why not use all those cedar posts for the corral?

[@brucemattes5015]

*Eastern red cedar, aka juniperis Virginiana, aka juniper, is not as rot resistant as true Western red cedar, aka Thuja plicata; which means that the Timeless fence posts will outlast the juniper posts by at least 2 decades, even if their longevity is not as long as Timeless is projecting them to last.*

[@tbbbbb123]

What I'm asking about is replacing the treated wood posts in the corral with the cedars. The Timeless and their design to go with electricity is a class by itself. @@brucemattes5015

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

The reason I did not use cedar posts is because I don’t want to rebuild it in 10 years. Cedar posts in our area rot off at ground level in 8-10 years. Build it right and be done with it. Doesn’t make sense to build thugs twice simply because you used inferior materials.

[@TheBoketoes]

How far apart are each post?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

16 feet

[@marcus3457]

Did Greg just say something about a cow jumping a 41" fence? I never heard of such a thing.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I have seen some wild cattle as a kid jump a 6 foot fence many times

[@cavingman1]

Both our bull and dairy cow have jumped fences on our homestead.

[@marcus3457]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher Funny, I grew up next to a dairy farmer and never knew that.

[@marcus3457]

@@cavingman1 All I have to say is, wow. Still trying to picture that. Lol

[@markrunion1769]

I once had a tall heifer jump a 42 inch fence when we didn't have a bull. The neighbor's herd bull was with his cows across the road.

[@davidhickenbottom6574]

Water, you don't get rain.

[@Z71hosestretcher]

The link to that website sends you to a scam site

[@devincenatiempo2238]

i think timeless fence website got hacked

[@SamWereb]

First!