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Read articles →A casual, family-involved backyard project showing how to set six 4x4 fence posts plumb and square for a chicken run. The method relies on string lines, two bags of dry ready-mix per hole, and a second person to hold posts instead of bracing. The BX23S is used briefly to dig holes but is not the focus. Best for hobbyist property owners curious about a low-tech post-setting workflow.
Posted by the Outdoors With The Morgans channel, which appears to be a family lifestyle channel documenting their own property projects, so expect an informal, personal-experience perspective rather than professional instruction.
The video uses two bags of dry ready-mix concrete in each hole when setting the 4x4 fence posts.
Set the first post perfectly plumb, then square other posts off it using string lines on the bottom and top, with a second person holding the post while concrete is added.
No, the dry ready-mix is poured into the hole around the post and then water is poured on top directly in the hole, similar to a driveway pour method.
The video says to let the posts sit for a day or two while the concrete cures before wrapping the fence in wire.
