FARM & RANCH FENCE
Farm & Ranch Fence (Barbed Wire & Field Fence) in Corsicana, TX
Wire fence is how most acreage around Navarro County is actually fenced: barbed wire for cattle, woven field fence for goats, sheep and dogs. A wire fence is only as good as its corners. The braces carry all the tension, so we build welded pipe or wood H-braces at every corner and gate, and stretch the wire tight enough that it stays that way.
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What this service covers.
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Barbed wire
Four- and five-strand barbed wire on T-posts for cattle pastures and long property lines.
Field and woven wire
Woven field fence for goats, sheep, hogs and dogs, with a barbed strand on top if needed.
Braces and corners
Welded pipe or wood H-braces at corners, ends and gates — what keeps the wire tight.
Cross-fencing and gaps
Splitting pastures for rotation, and water gaps across creeks and draws.
BASED IN CORSICANA, TEXAS — 32.0954° N, 96.4689° W
Why people call about this.
Livestock are getting out
Loose wire and failed corners are the usual reason.
New land with no fence
Wire is the most affordable way to fence big acreage.
You want rotational grazing
Cross-fencing lets you rest pastures.
RELATED WORK
Often goes with this.
QUESTIONS
Farm & Ranch Fence (Barbed Wire & Field Fence) — things people ask.
CORSICANA, TEXAS — 32.0954° N, 96.4689° W
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