We use T-posts cause they are cheaper and more available then wooden posts locally. Plus with the rock hard clay ground we have, the t-posts hold very will. they don't always hold as well in really soft dirt or sand. Plus t-posts are easier to install with a t-post pounder instead of digging a hole.
fence posts
How deep do you usually bury fence posts when you're making a fence to keep in livestock, also do all of the posts come with holes so you can wire the barbed wire to it?
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