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<blockquote data-quote="Ahall" data-source="post: 4389848" data-attributes="member: 49426"><p>The fellow who won't contribute to maintenance of community roads is unlikely to contribute to the fence between your properties, and might take advantage of adverse possession laws to establish a new property line.</p><p></p><p>They are also unlikely to respect your fence and use it as the back of their wood pile or stack things on it.</p><p></p><p>I bet most of us have seen the solution where a cow pasture borders a new subdivision. </p><p>Two fences - on made from rusted, spliced, second hand barbed wire barely hanging on to old osage orange posts on the property line. Then a mowing strip and a good privacy fence so the neighbors don't have to look at the unsightly fence. </p><p></p><p>If you chose this solution, you get extra style points for.</p><p></p><p>Splices in the barbed wire. (double points if the splice is not fence wire) </p><p>Broken wires </p><p>Twisted wires</p><p>cattle panels</p><p>double spaced or obviously missing posts</p><p>random post heights.</p><p>Wires with small trees grown around them</p><p>Mis matched steel posts driven next to wooden posts with the wood posts wired to them.</p><p>Electric fence insulators on trees</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ahall, post: 4389848, member: 49426"] The fellow who won't contribute to maintenance of community roads is unlikely to contribute to the fence between your properties, and might take advantage of adverse possession laws to establish a new property line. They are also unlikely to respect your fence and use it as the back of their wood pile or stack things on it. I bet most of us have seen the solution where a cow pasture borders a new subdivision. Two fences - on made from rusted, spliced, second hand barbed wire barely hanging on to old osage orange posts on the property line. Then a mowing strip and a good privacy fence so the neighbors don't have to look at the unsightly fence. If you chose this solution, you get extra style points for. Splices in the barbed wire. (double points if the splice is not fence wire) Broken wires Twisted wires cattle panels double spaced or obviously missing posts random post heights. Wires with small trees grown around them Mis matched steel posts driven next to wooden posts with the wood posts wired to them. Electric fence insulators on trees [/QUOTE]
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