Wire fencing recommendations?

[GarageGuy89]

Looking for a good place to see pricing on a 'woven' style fencing. Similar to welded wire, but they wrap it instead of welding it. 4-6' height, no more then a 6" opening on the squares. Have roughly 1,300 linear feet to install.

Who has the best prices?

I've looked at tractor supply, local farm stores, but I feel like there is an online warehouse that sells this stuff cheaper. Would also like to look at different styles, if they offer it.

Thanks

 

[sgf13]

I was looking for goat fencing about seven years ago, about the same as what you describe. I ended up getting it at TSC because any better price I found online was killed by the shipping. If you want a lot of it you might get a deal online but I bought less than 1500 ft.

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[rattle_snake]

https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/product/non-climb-horse-fence-48-in-x-200-ft

Comes in a variety of heights and roll lengths. TSC, Lowes, Home Depot, local fencing supply, etc.

 

[larry_g]

http://www.redbrand.com/

I'd suggest that you go to the above site and educate yourself on fencing. The height and weave your looking for is not cheap. Depending on the reason for the fence you might consider a shorter fence and a barbed or hot wire for along the top. I get my fencing at the local Wilco store. Just got a flyer today, it may be on sale.

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[ishiboo]

Kencove

Not only does the fencing material get more expensive the higher you get, but you loose the ability to use 8' posts if you go to a 6' fence and need more than 2' of post in the ground.