fencing ideas needed.

[Aoibhin]

some delightful person helped themselves to my moveable fencing that was being used to fence off the area near the top gate (and the only bit not visable on remote cameras) so the boys are being fed crap by the delivery drivers that use th gateway as a layby for lunch, despite signs & a pregnant, hormonal raging loon hurling abuse at them!! (one BT driver was feeding my lamanetic old boy a big mac

).

so any ideas on where to get simple, moveable fencing. i cant use electric as the old git has no respect for it and just trashes it no matter how many strands/type/voltage it is (he even trashed the stuff we rigged into the mains!) i had untill last night the 8ft long 5ft high 8 rail metal panels that are easy to move & clip together but looking on web today they are really expensive to buy new (mine were hand me downs from grandparents)
any ideas greatly appriciated

 

[zoeshiloh]

How much area do you need to fence, ie, how long does the fencing need to be? The Heras fencing panels might be your best bet? They were about £20/panel when I last checked ebay...

(Just checked again)

http://shop.ebay.co.uk/?_from=R40&_t...-All-Categories

 

[lachlanandmarcus]

also put up a dummy camera and a notice that anyone feeding a horse that then becomes ill will be reported to the police. and that btw horses are VEGETARIANS...

 

[Dubsie]

Another vote for the Heras ones, we use them to keep the horses and chickens apart, but chain and padlock them together - will make them more awkward if someone is trying to steal them

 

[Aoibhin]

thanks guys, how heavy are the heras things? and how easy to shift on my own (im currently fat & not so mobile)
will Ebay search some panels (next need to work out how to pick the damned things up

) be so gald when i get my own trailer.

honestly the old boy will eat anything! & some people are stupid enough to feed him. will get the broken camera out of the feed bin & install on post down that end with some dummy wires to make it look good.