Patriot sentinel plastic tread in post white (50 per box)
White Sentinel plastic tread-in posts, fifty to a box, giving a temporary fence line that both stock and people can see.
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Colour is the whole difference here, and it matters more than people expect. A white post stands out against green pasture, against stubble and against dark bush, so a temporary line is obvious to the cattle you just moved and to whoever is coming through on a quad. Stock that can see a new fence settle behind it a great deal faster. White helps you too. When you are picking a temporary fence up at the end of a rotation, a white post is easy to spot in tall grass, and you leave fewer of them behind in the field. Anyone who has caught a forgotten post with a haybine knows exactly what that lesson costs. The post itself is the standard Sentinel: a plastic body with moulded clips so the insulation is built in, and a tread wide enough to take a boot. Fifty to a box lets you keep two paddocks worth on hand. Watch for brittleness in deep cold, set them into softer ground rather than forcing a spike into frozen clay, and they will give you season after season of moving.
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- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot sentinel plastic tread in post white (50 per box)
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing › Posts and Stakes
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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