Each species has unique containment needs. Find species-specific guidance on fence types, wire spacing, height requirements, and predator protection — for every animal on your farm.
Select the species that matches your farm — each hub covers fence types, wire spacing, height, and predator requirements specific to that animal.
Barbed wire, high-tensile, and electric systems sized for beef and dairy herds of any scale.
Safe, highly visible board, vinyl, and electric options matched to horse behavior and injury-prevention requirements.
Escape-proof woven wire and electric systems for persistent climbers and fence-testers of all breeds.
Predator-resistant mesh, netting, and electric setups designed to work around wool insulation limitations.
Rooting-resistant reinforced systems and buried aprons for hogs that test every fence section daily.
Complete predator-proof enclosures with hardware cloth, electric netting, and buried aprons for coops and runs.
Coyote, wolf, fox, and bear deterrent systems — from offset electric outriggers to full physical barriers.
Multi-species containment strategies that accommodate different sizes and escape behaviors simultaneously.
Close-mesh, low-height enclosures that keep small and young animals safe without wire-spacing injury risk.
Right-sized, cost-effective fencing solutions for 1–10 acre parcels with mixed small livestock.
Each species has distinct containment needs — voltage sensitivity, size, escape behavior, predator pressure, and breed-specific quirks. Using the wrong fence type for your animal leads to escapes, injuries, and avoidable cost.
Practical answers to the most common fencing questions for cattle, horses, goats, sheep, and other farm animals.
Cattle fencing requires strong, durable materials that withstand significant livestock pressure while providing cost-effective con
Horse fencing prioritizes safety, visibility, and injury prevention above containment strength alone — distinguishing it fundament
Goat fencing must prevent escape, deter predators, and withstand agile climbers. A fence that contains cattle will rarely stop a d
Sheep fencing is designed to contain sheep safely while protecting them from predators. Because sheep are agile and wool reduces e
Pig fencing must contain animals that root, push, test boundaries, and exploit weak points — unlike cattle, pigs work the fence fr
The best fencing for mixed livestock combines woven wire for physical containment with electric fencing for behavioral control acr
Start with your livestock type — then match the fence material to your specific needs and budget.