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[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?

Cedar or Locust. Redwood if you can afford it and like festering splinters.
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Don't Locust devastate the land, bring desruction and famine, and poop on the laundry hanging out to dry?  I don't think the misses would approve.  I was thinking more to use a wildcat formation, putting my cedar runner in the qb position, my redwood qb in the runner position, and binding them with a flysweep knot in the middle.  Then I'll hand it all to my Young one who will evade the locusts coming up the middle.  Or will I run out of time to call that 42 level audible?  How hard can it be?

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[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?

Cedar or Locust. Redwood if you can afford it and like festering splinters.
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Don't Locust devastate the land, bring desruction and famine, and poop on the laundry hanging out to dry?  I don't think the misses would approve.  I was thinking more to use a wildcat formation, putting my cedar runner in the qb position, my redwood qb in the runner position, and binding them with a flysweep knot in the middle.  Then I'll hand it all to my Young one who will evade the locusts coming up the middle.  Or will I run out of time to call that 42 level audible?  How hard can it be?