Pulled up underneath a shady tree in a dusty paddock for some ute maintenance. Keeping the dust out of fencing gear and equipment is near impossible, but making sure things are running smoothly keeps us fencing day in day out.
Late afternoon light shows off the colours of southwest Queensland in the Balonne Shire. Had to get the camera out to capture the dust hovering in the trees and the fence line. Always plenty of dust out here while we’re fencing.
Wanted to get this last line of posts in before we headed back to base camp, so we were ready for the next stage in the morning, so put the big lights on for a bit of night fencing. In the summer months we prefer to fence at night to escape the outback heat.
Our custom built wire wagon makes the job easy when rolling out wire for agricultural fencing and exclusion fencing projects in outback Queensland. We’ve completed exclusion fencing projects in the Longreach, Paroo and Balonne shires.
One thing we love is when our internal ag fences meet up and we get to swing some gates. We take a lot of pride in making sure our gates are straight and stay that way for many years to come.
