Livestock Cattle Panel Fence Installation

[@thomasharris4650]

Appreciate the demo, looks great !

[@wrongfulkingttv7409]

Where did you find the securing fasteners you’re using?

[@heintzsales6789]

Genius! This guy is great at building!

[@ceisaacs1135]

I like this. How does it work on uneven or hilly ground?

[@humbleholler]

Thanks for the clear instructions!

[@maxinelinley1450]

How you do the corner

[@missyrabbit5250]

will that hold up to a horse or cow running at it? I have been looking for something like this!

[@braylenmorrow48]

Very helpful video!!! Thank You!

[@duncandogster]

I've been looking for something like this for a goat pen, but I notice on your website that animal fencing is not listed as an application and there are no pictures in the gallery of these connectors and livestock. Is this for liability purposes, or do feel that it's not suitable or strong enough? Thanks!

[@onemanfencing7457]

i0.wp.com/onemanfencing.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/goat-fence-one-man-fencing-livestock-panel-connectors.jpeg?fit=847%2C477&ssl=1 My biggest customers are goat and sheep farmers!

[@rubymetalcat18]

Thanks for sharing this! Are these good for use around horses? And is it easy to get the panels taught using these clips?

[@onemanfencing7457]

Good afternoon, yes my connectors work well around horses and with the higher Horse panels. Just pull the panel tight and tighten down the large nut.

[@brentjohnson6654]

Thanks for the video. What type of corner connectors do you have?

[@onemanfencing7457]

The same connector can be used on a corner. Please visit www.onemanfencing.com and view the gallery for pictures from customers and how they created a corner

[@brentjohnson6654]

@@onemanfencing7457thanks for your reply. I notice you are demonstrating this with the cattle panels and not roll out fencing. My question is would your connector work on cattle fencing you needed to roll out and stretch?

[@onemanfencing7457]

I have had customers use the connector for rolled wire fence. However it is a much smaller gauge and there would be a gap in the slot. I havent used the connectors myself on rolled wire.@@brentjohnson6654

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

I have been trying to get someone out to do my fence for 3 years! I am out of time. I have got to get the fence put up for my buck! I may be a 65 year old woman, but the job has GOT to be done! I have never seen those connectors you were using. What are they called and where can I get them? Would they be more buck proof than the wires they sell?

[@missyrabbit5250]

he has a link in the description , where to order them from

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

@@missyrabbit5250 Yes, thank you, I found it and have ordered twice from him. I LOVE them! They are so much easier and sturdier than the staples! My buck has tried to bust the fence, but it is still up with no breach!

[@daniel77738]

Use hog rings and hog tool

[@HoneyHollowHomestead]

@@daniel77738 I'm sure they have their place, but these connecters are strong enough to survive an assault from a buck.

[@forkssports4612]

What are those connections called?

[@onemanfencing7457]

Livestock Panel Connectors

[@mirapeters8895]

What are those clamp things called?

[@onemanfencing7457]

Livestock Panel Connectors

[@janetdenton6674]

What is that electric tool you're using called?

[@onemanfencing7457]

it is just an electric screwdriver

[@bittypie]

How do we figure out how many we need?

[@onemanfencing7457]

Two connectors per post is the standard

[@jerrycowan-zs7xq]

How much is panel's installed?

[@onemanfencing7457]

good afternoon, I only sell the connectors for the panels

[@Catrina1215]

What about corners?

[@onemanfencing7457]

No problem! Each connector holds two panels. Visit my gallery at www.onemanfencing.com to see some examples of corners.

[@DestinationDalmatian]

Can’t see what ur doing 😢

[@wandamartinez1561]

Wow fast

[@markbass9402]

It would be nice if you showed a close-up of what you are doing. All I can see is you. Or is that the intent?

[@onemanfencing7457]

I will shoot another video with more close ups

[@Obamas_Nipple]

he knew you would stare at his butt

[@naturewatcher7596]

Goats probably will eat all those safety caps. And maybe nuts as well after awhile if they tend to get undone.

[@onemanfencing7457]

Ours have been on for four years now, no problems yet🤞