Posted by Alex.C on September 10, 2009 at 15:24:44 from (76.164.98.238):
In Reply to: cattle fence posted by Mark W. on September 10, 2009 at 09:29:10:
Five strand. ALWAYS!!!!!! Three is not enough, only on a hot wire type do I put 2 wire lines up( top and bottom). 5 strand will hold most in. The odd smart one and some calves will try to and might go through. Bulls WILL go through if there is a cow in heat on the other side, you can't stop that so ear tags are required on bulls(if they don't rip them out after a week or so). On the wire, use long barb with 3+ barbs, and get it TIGHT!!! The cows generally won't go though a tightly strung fence. This should answer your question. Alex
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