12PK 3/8" x 18" Rebar Stakes 12 Pack

I learned an important lesson when I was being attacked by a vampire and I grabbed one of these instead of a wooden stake. These don't do anything to stop vampires. For other uses, though, they're great. I used them to pull down some sections of chain link fence to prevent my mischievous dog from trying to escape the yard. They're strong and sturdy. I also have found the sunlight quite unpleasant recently. I don't think it's related.

Excellent quality, and looks good too!

Easy to use, durable and sturdy! Hammer into any ground surface easily. Not too difficult to remove and easy to tie together to transport.

We are putting up a new fence (approx 6400 feet once completed) and are putting immense stress on the corner posts. Therefore, we needed to brace the posts the best we could. Using the two (approx. 45 degree cut and placed supports), we dig a small hole for the ground end and since we have a lot of rock, drive these STAKES into the ground rocks for extra hold. So far, a HD 50 HP tractor (4wd) is unable to move the corner posts, not one bit. This is good. We are stretching red brand 5' no-climb horse fence with a 4 ton come-along and its working fairly well. Getting the fence nice and tight probably would not be so easily done, in our environment and needs, without these Rebar Stakes.Note: In the close-up image where you can see the stake in the post, you are not able to see this in the distant photo as it is behind the boards. Additionally, we pre-drill a hole in the post and down into ground rock. Sometimes, we don't need to drill into rock but instead hammer thru very hard clay with a sledge. None-the-less, its working and we have around 20 bracing posts up. These posts are are 8 foot long and around 7" in diameter, nearly 140 lbs each upon purchase (sourced locally).Thank you.

They were absolutely beautiful although I thought they would've been a tad bit bigger, at the end of the day I'm absolutely satisfied because I was able to put up a barbed wire fence between mine and my neighbor's property!

Does the job needed

I live alongside a river, and the geese, while very pretty, were creating a bit of a mess in the yard. I tried to pound wooden stakes in the ground but the roots and rocks made it virtually impossible. These stakes were ordered and very easy to get in place. Stakes in, rope strung! Geese are not happy, but are staying in the river now! Great purchase, great value!

I tie the rope around it once and then come back through the holes, and the geese don’t like to fly over it during mating season. So far, geese free. No poop to pick up.I want to filled a whole plastic bag with goose poop! It was the nastiest thing to have to contend with. Sometimes we have flocks of 30 to 50 geese on our lake.

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