![]() We are now issuing another caution about guy-wires relating to livestock. ![]() Annually, we remind farmers during seeding and harvest to check your surroundings all day/every day and be certain that they can safely navigate around the power poles, power lines, or guy wires.Īdditionally, we have cautioned members who are snowmobilers in rural areas to watch out for guy-wires, as snow depth and weather conditions (in particular snow glare on a sunny day) can compromise the visibility of these guy-wires. However, not all free-standing poles or structures may have reflectors. The lower end where the cable enters the ground is often encased in a length of yellow or orange plastic reflector to make it more visible so that people or vehicles do not run into it. Some utility poles buried in the ground have sufficient strength to stand on their own, but others need guy-wires to support loads and to resist ground movement.
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