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Re: building a fence
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Posted by kyhayman on May 20, 2005 at 20:21:03 from (64.12.117.7):
In Reply to: building a fence posted by Canadian on May 20, 2005 at 18:25:37:
Custom here (for cattle fence) for a line fence is woven wire, 48" high with a barb on top, #9 wire/12" stay or #9 top and bottom, 11 ga fill on 6" stay. Wood posts 20' apart with 2 steel posts between. Interior fence is typically 9/11 woven on 12" stay, barb on top or 3/4 strand barbwire. A few of us that are intensive grazing will use electric to rotate pastures. Horses pretty much get plank. 4 plank, posts on 8' with bat boards. All the plank is 1x6x16. Thats how it is here, your area may differ.
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