Here, 90 miles or so to your southeast pasture is rented by the # of head per year. That means that if I rent your pasture I pay X amount for the year no matter how long I acutally have animals in there. So for your plan to= work you would have to figure out the cost of the fence, devided by the # of cows deducted from the value of the rent. Then decide how many years it will take to pay for the fence. Then run the numbers by the land owner. You wil need to talk to the county ag folks there to get an idea of just how many dollars per cow. Here where the land is poorer they get between 40 and 45 per head for the year unless the cow owner is paying the land owner to feed and water over the winter with feed and hay provided.
I really don't see many people who are going to go without rent payment and just getting a fence. Most often the renter just come in and pust in temp electric.
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