05/11/2026
Sometimes the buffalo just need a place to roam. For a few weeks now, we have been working to secure a large pasture with woods included for bison. We needed to put dividing lines with a series of gates so that the owner can practice intensive grazing. There's a whole lot more that needs to be done, but at least we got this portion up and running for these bison. The 1st set of pictures, taken from a 40ft cliff overlooking the fields, shows what we've completed so far.
The next set of pictures is of some temporary fence. A client called and was in need of temporary fence in a hurry. He also needed it to be secure temporary fence, so we acquired 8ft x 10ft panels and pounded 2" galvanized posts at the seams and attached temporary fence to them. The gates needed to provide a 40ft opening, so we constructed bifold gates with wheels. This is not something that's typically done, but when there's a will there's a way.
Next, we had a client who wanted fencing for her goats and chickens, and a small area to keep a buck goat separated from the rest of the herd. We did this with locust posts and 5ft no-climb fence.
Finally, we had a request for a dog fence. The posts are pressure treated round posts that were pounded. The boards are 1"x6" rough cut oak. The black coated no-climb boxwire fence was stretched over the posts and stapled with the boards on top to secure them.
We encourage you to go to our website
Burnsfencellc.com and take a look at our gallery. Feel free to contact us with any fence needs you may have or even other projects like barn repair, stone driveways, lot clearing, greenhouses, garden beds, etc. If we can't do it, we probably know someone who can. We also help plan out farmettes. Not sure how to plan for the future between gardening and animals? We can help with that! Give us a call! 570-352-8085