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Flow of the land for me to keep my dogs in and yours out But if you really want a clean look buy 8’ pickets and custom cut each one to do both flow of the land and straight across the top ...

[quote]I prefer screws because if you have to repair or make changes, they’re easy to remove. Ring shank will tear the wood apart trying to remove. If you’re having issues with shear on a fence picket, you’ve got bigger problems.[/quote] like i said there is a big debate, and i do not think ei...

Use nails not screws to fasten runners to posts...

[quote]I believe the suggestion was to put one high and one low at each rail to post joint (as opposed to butting them) so as to have 3.5" of material at the end of each board to screw through instead of half that.[/quote] that was not the suggestion, they should be staggered to where all 3 runne...

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[quote]Interesting thing about coyotes, they can greatly regulate the size (number) of their litters. Once an area reaches carrying capacity they drop down to having 4-6 in a litter. As soon as the coyote population drops and the pressure is taken off of the food supply they will increase their litt...

We now have an Anatolian shepherd, I had never heard of them until recently , but they are awesome, highly recommend, ours is still a puppy (9 months) but his instinct is there, very neat to watch him protect “his” goats But kind of sounds like the OP might have chickens, if so make sure you get...

Good luck catching one in a have a heart trap, they are very sly Foot trap with a dirt hole set , but you going to have to research and do some learning, also will catch any loose dog in the area You can try and shoot em, but much easier said than done They are a pain in the arse, there is ...