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Pete McManus is said to have demonstrated barbed-wire in Alamo Square, San
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Not in the USA, Not sure the laws back east, but it's actually the only "legal" wire fence allowed in
Montana, technically (rail fences also being legal, but stuff like high tensile smooth wire is a legal gray area here). Which, as a horse owner, drives me nuts -- my neighbor keeps insisting that I
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