Field Fence

Goat Fence is a durable woven wire fencing system designed to safely contain livestock, protect agricultural land, and establish secure boundaries around farms, ranches, and rural properties. The fence is manufactured using galvanized or PVC-coated steel wire woven into square or rectangular mesh openings, delivering an optimal combination of strength, flexibility, and outdoor durability.
Unlike welded mesh panels, woven wire absorbs impact without breaking, making it suitable for rugged terrain, large animals, and long fencing runs. Multiple knot types, mesh spacings, and fence heights are available to meet different enclosure and wildlife exclusion requirements.

Features

• Resilient Woven Construction: The interlinked wire design provides inherent flexibility and strength, allowing the fence to withstand pressure and impact from livestock without sustaining damage.

• Enhanced Corrosion Protection: Utilizing high-tensile steel with heavy zinc (Class 3) or PVC coatings ensures long-term resistance to rust and weathering, significantly extending service life.

• Adaptable Animal Control: Available in various vertical spacing options (e.g., 3", 6", 12") and knot styles (Fixed Knot or Hinge Joint) to effectively contain different animal sizes and secure perimeters.

• Versatile Installation: Compatible with wooden posts, steel T-posts, or existing structures, facilitating straightforward setup for both permanent boundaries and temporary enclosures.

Application

• Livestock Management: Primary use for securely enclosing goats, sheep, cattle, horses, and other farm animals in pastures and paddocks.

• Crop & Orchard Protection: Effectively deters deer, elk, and other wildlife from browsing and damaging cultivated areas.

• Perimeter Security for Ranches: Ideal for establishing long-distance, low-maintenance boundary fences around rural and agricultural properties.

• Specialty Animal Enclosures: Used for containing exotic or game animals such as alpacas, llamas, bison, and ostriches in farm or zoo settings.