Electrical fence construction

Claim 1

A vertically uprightable fence construction wherein a plurality of fence posts embedded into the earth together with wire-connector members are adapted to maintain at least one current-carrying conductor wire in substantial parallelism with the earth''s surface, said electrical fence construction comprising: A. An elongate rigid metallic-rod having a lofty height extending along an upright vertical-axis whereby said metallicrod has an upper-end and a lower-end, said metallic-rod having sufficient rigidity and compressive strength that the lower-end thereof might be embedded downwardly below the earth''s surface through compressive forces exerted along the metallic-rod vertical-axis, an upright finite-length of said metallic-rod having a regular transverse cross-sectional size and shape; B. An electrically insulative uprightly extending sheath completely surrounding and affirmatively attached along the rigid metallic-rod upright finite-length, said sheath being chemically homogeneous and comprising at least one-half by weight a structurally continuous hydrophobic resinous material; and C. A wire-connector member removably attached to the resinous sheathed portion of the metallic-rod, said wire-connector member including a resiliently expandable horizontal C-shaped resinous insulator portion surrounding and frictionally engaged with the metallic-rod resinous sheathed portion, said wireconnector including a resiliently expandable C-shaped metallic component that is radially spaced from the frictional contact between the wire-connector and the metallic-rod resinous sheath.