Simple Fencing

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[tomwilson]

That is a BRILLIANT idea, Dave! It's so easy, even I could do it. I'll remember this one. Thanks for sharing!

[williamj]

Nice little trick. Simple but effective. Thanks Dave, and keep them coming. We greatly appreciate them!

[AlphaPrepping]

Great video Dave! Simple, straightforward and no nonsense👍

[northcountryadventures]

Very good idea. It's simple yet effective and best of all, lets you recover your cordage. Thanks for sharing.

[mistersmith]

Brilliant! I'll call it a "Floating Fence". Thanks for passing on the knowledge Dave. God Bless you and your family.

[kevinpappers]

tnx dave, i like how this lets you recover your rope completely. simple way to secure camp.

[shadomane]

An excellent idea. I can see many useful applications for that method both temporary and permanent. Thanks for the video Dave.

[MrJsteed]

It seems simple enough, but if you think about it, a fence opens up all kinds of possibilities... as does little alarms and traps set out on your camp perimeter. Good stuff!

[terryhaider]

That would make a great fence for livestock in the backcountry! Thanks Dave great idea

[Alloran]

I really like this for a quickie temporary fence. Good luck to you guys.

[geneyus]

This is crucial tech in the jungle in the Philippines, thanks Dave!

[BiscuitsStuckToTheWall]

Cool idea! Thanks for showing this method.

[andrewmoudy]

thanks for all ur video helping me in the woods

[cherokeeproud]

Awesome! I never seen a fence like that before. I've mostly seen waddle fencing done with willow. Love the channel!

[ebony]

Outstanding video! What great information! Just ordered the knife you have for 4th of July sale, can't wait for it to get here.

[HaroldDGlez]

Watching your videos are a smart way to spend my time. I learn so much man. Thank you for sharing your knowledge!!!! Don't ever stop man. You really helping in a unique way

[NavigatingwithNafe]

great video Dave! 👍 I really like that concept. It gives me a great idea for vermin barrier to hang some soda cans with marbles inside.

[DojoTheJo]

I would also consider weaving saplings in between each vertical post to add more cross beams without sacrificing more cordage. This would make the fence more secure to keep wildlife in or out.

[johnlord]

10* Great option.

It has some of my own designed double paracord (with inherent inside loops) making a looped ridgeline. Just toggle (no tying) between trees. Can also be woven through a (fish) netting and having a solid net hammock hung from two pairs of solid double paracord. Just insert staves into the paracord loop (no windlass), and the fence is all done (except for pounding staves into the ground).

[patriotknight]

I love it! Thanks for showing us how to do that!! 😎