Buck and Rail Fencing

Buck and Rail fencing is a wonderful option for Southeast Wyoming because of its versatility. It consists of two sets of posts that are fastened at create an "X" with rails on one side and a diagonal rail on the other for stability.

Pros

Doesn't require post holes
Quick installation
Rustic look
Works well with large animals
Can be converted to snow fence easily
Semi permanent

Cons

Compared to fences with post in the ground it isn't as sturdy
Less effective with small animals
Requires posts for livestock gates (See picture to left)

Materials for Buck and Rail

Bucks

Bucks are built using two 6 ft, bark on posts. These posts are then notched to ensure minimal movement. They are then fastened together with TimberLOK screws.

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Rails

Our most common type of buck and rail fencing is 3 rail. That means there will be three rails attached to the front of the fence with one diagonally along the back. These rails range from 2-6 inches in diameter and are 12 foot long.

TimberLOKs

Hex head to minimize stripping. Corrosion resistant. No need o predrill. Higher shear rating than same size lag bolts

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Stays

Stays are fastened to the legs of the buck as a precautionary measure to ensure there is no shifting. These stays range from 1-3 inches in diameter.

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Pricing

Buck & Rail Fence Installation

For any fencing job there are many variables that may change the cost of the project. These include but are not limited to rough terrain, corners and turns, gate installation and travel. This is a baseline price for what we consider our standard Buck & Rail. We will build a 3 rail, 12 ft section with no stays.

$10 per foot

We are very flexible and will do our best to meet your needs.

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