Unless you’re the previous owner of my property, who left a row of 3’ deep, 4" x 4" holes overgrown with grass (hence barely visibly unless you were standing right next to them) in one of the pastures. An interior small run of something or other, i.e. not in an obvious location, either. Thank goodness I walked the pasture closely before turning horses out there. 
Vent over.
Old fence post holes make a great spot to throw field stones though, last foot needs to be dirt but the rest? Mystery material!
We have Horseguard here and use fiberglass posts in between wood posts. Pretty economical and no fence injuries in the ten years we’ve had it. The Horseguard fittings go with 1/2" fiberglass posts. Metal posts worry me a little.
I have the fiberglass posts in my dry lot and theyre meh, to me. I want a bit more hefty, and im sure they would snap and be sharp.
There’s pros and cons to everything! I was just tired of pounding tposts lol
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