What we have learned setting fence, driving bulkheads, and running a four-division contractor across Texas. Our family has been in fence since 1994. Written by Cuatro Strack and the team. New articles publish on a rolling schedule.
Texas archery deer season opens October 3. A September fence walk gives ranch owners time to find weak braces, washouts, vegetation pressure, and access problems before hunters and livestock share the property.
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A practical pre-bid guide to choosing the fence purpose, walking the route, locating gates and water gaps, checking regulated deer requirements, and separating the true project scope before construction starts.
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The wood changed, not the fence builder. Old-growth vs. new-growth lumber, why galvanized steel is the structural default, and how long a steel fence really lasts.
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Caliche and concrete-rock stop most crews cold. The air-hammer and down-the-hole-hammer method that sets posts where other outfits give up.
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A creek crossing is where most ranch fence fails. The cable-and-belting water gap that passes floodwater and debris and keeps your stock in.
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Trophy whitetail genetics are six-figure assets. The infrastructure protecting them needs to match. What elite Texas breeding operations build.
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One storm can undo years of payments on a waterfront lot, pier, or bulkhead. What bulkheads, piers, boathouses, and coastal fence are built from when they have to face the Gulf.
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