Cattle Panel Fencing

Woven Wire Fences
Woven wire fences are great for different kinds of farms because they’re strong and can be changed to fit your needs. You can pick how tall they are, how thick the wire is, and how big the holes in the fence are. These fences are made of strong wires twisted together to withstand pressure and last long. They are flexible, too, so they can be put up on hills or bumpy ground without a problem. Smaller holes at the bottom keep little animals in, while bigger spaces at the top stop the big animals from getting out. This type of fence is usually better than fences with wires just welded together because it lasts longer and can handle different animals and places.

Wood Cattle Fences
Wooden cattle fences, including corral style and crossbuck, are visually appealing and provide clear boundaries for cattle but are more expensive and maintenance-intensive than wire fencing. They are usually used for smaller pastures. Wood fences are commonly used along roadsides and near barns, with wire fencing often used to complete the remaining enclosures. On the downside, wooden fences can be pricey and need much care—painting, staining, and fixing breaks from large animals that might crash into them.

Cattle Fence Panels
Cattle fence panels are like solid and easy-to-use versions of regular wire fences. They’re made with thick wires welded together, so they’re tough and don’t need to be stretched tight like other fences. You can set them up with simple metal “T” posts or stronger wooden posts if you want them to stay put for good. These panels are great for making quick pens or fenced areas to change or move around as needed. What’s more, they’re designed so you can take a panel out and put it back in, making a space that works like a gate without having to buy a gate.