Last month, we discussed the best types of game fencing for cattle and horses. Today, we offer insight for those of you choosing smaller animals, such as goats and hogs. Hog Fencing Game fencing is essential to prevent pigs from leaving your property and causing damage to the surrounding areas or getting hurt themselves. …
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Farm fencing is a crucial aspect of any farming operation. Not only does it keep livestock contained safely, but it also provides a barrier against predators. Importantly, farm or game fencing also maintains property boundaries. The type of fencing that you need on your land will depend on the type of livestock that you raise. …
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As a livestock owner, you may wonder what’s the best fencing for sheep to protect your investment. High fence comes in electric, woven wire, and more. Once you’ve made the investment in land and sheep, one of your next biggest expenses may be a fence to keep your interests and assets safe. Sheep are …
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Many people wonder why the perfect game fence is important. The answer is that it protects your property, pets, and investments. Game fencing is something that many property owners don’t think about until they need it. There are many reasons why the perfect game fence is important, and it comes down to protecting your home …
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If you’re looking for the greatest of all time when it comes to goat fencing, you’re in luck. Although there is a common joke among goat owners that if the fence won’t hold water, it won’t hold a goat, that isn’t completely true. Although your agricultural fencing must be durable, there are many products that …
If you’ve ever wondered what type of exotic species to consider, you’re in the right place. Today’s post is a follow-up to last month’s write up about game fencing and exotic animals and shares information on a few animals you may not have considered for your property. Addax The screwhorn antelope, or addax, is actually …
Have you ever wanted to have a non-native breed on your property? It’s possible, depending on where you live and the type of preparations you make to your land before. Game fencing, climate, and space are all important considerations. Most exotic species, such as bison and blackbuck, can do well in the warmer climate of …
Last month, we talked about the types of game fence that typically do not make sense when you have cattle. Today, we will go into greater detail on why high-tensile fixed-knot fencing is the best option. Game fence is meant to keep your animals in place and keep predators at bay. It must do this …
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It doesn’t matter if you have one or 100 heads of cattle, the fencing you use to keep them safe and sound matters more than you might think. When buying game fence for your agricultural operation, you want to look at several factors, including needed maintenance, potential longevity, performance, and cost. For August and September’s …
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Previously, we touched on common fencing materials used to keep horses safe. Today, we’ll dive deeper into our top pick: fixed-knot steel-mesh game fence. With decades of experience in the game fence industry, we strongly believe that a fixed-knot design is the best fencing for equine operations. Why? First, the knots are fixed at each …
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