Lock Jawz Spring Wire Clips Worth Or NOT

[@JJE2010MO]

Thank you for the review! Looking forward to using these on our 10 acres of land. You may want to consider installing a top wire and hog clips to connect it to the fence. Helps to prevent sagging and should need less work. Keep up the super videos !!!

[@LetsTalkGoats]

We don’t have that many problems with it when we did it was just lose.

[@richardflaherty2373]

Thank you for making this video. I have ordered these from Lockjaw after watching your video.

[@LetsTalkGoats]

Hope they work for you

[@richardflaherty2373]

@@LetsTalkGoats I order two bags of 50 each and tried them out and I gotta say these clips are super easy to use and they hold the wire tight to the T-post. I will always use these clips. Oh, I order them and they arrived promptly from Lockjaw. Go to @t and order them or @t

[@LetsTalkGoats]

@@richardflaherty2373 great to hear.

[@LPFSTheFett]

How have those clips held up for you? I like the fact they don’t loop around the wire. Allow you to retention high tensile wire. But I also don’t want to replace them in a couple years.

[@LetsTalkGoats]

They have worked great and still working great

[@Vincentfamfarm]

How they holding up now 3 years later? Do they slide down the post if you try to climb over the fence? Might be about to buy some…

[@LetsTalkGoats]

No they held up well if we get goats standing on the fence they stay right where they was the thing I really like had some trees fall on the fence and it slid down the pole very easy to unhook and slide back up and rehook

[@Citystead]

Nice I see a lot of people using those.

[@danielleterry180]

Thanks for showing this I need to fence my half acre how often do I need to put a actual pressure treated post in along with my t posts? Yeah this is my first fence build or trying anyway

[@LetsTalkGoats]

The biggest thing is get it as tight as you can and you want have a great fence

[@LetsTalkGoats]

Sorry I missed your one question T post about every 10ft on a 1/2ac you should be able to just use them on the corners

[@danielleterry180]

Clear Creek Farm thank you 😁

[@fomoco300k]

You want a 5:1 ratio. In other words, one wood post after every five t posts.

[@joeh4295]

Treated posts set deep with bracing at the corners, gate and joints if you're using woven wire fence which is typically sold in 300 or 330' rolls.

[@autumn1231]

Good Review