06/28/11, 09:06 PM
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Location: Missouri
Posts: 9,208
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Originally Posted by wendle
Red brand at least 47" with a strand of hot wire on top. Stretch and secure fence well as the goats will try to stand on it with their front legs. The cheap fencing gets tromped down in a few years and is hard to get straightened out again. Cattle panels are good too, but more expensive.
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Guess it depends on what brand you are using. I bought Red Brand woven wire and the cheaper(but looked just as strong) woven wire that my feed store carried. Put them up on the same stretch of fence and they both lasted the same amount of time. That is, years and years. Cheaper is not neccesarily "cheap". Red Brand sells their name for more money in my opinion. Just be careful that what you buy is sturdy.
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