Farm Fence 6ft x 100ft Heavy Zinc Coating Field Wire Fencing, Deer Fence, Galvanized Livestock Fence,Goat Fence,Hog Wire Fencing, Garden Fencing Used to Yard and Garden

Just needed this to complete offense between our property and the neighbor's property as a boundary for the dogs. Not really meant to keep big dogs inside a fence, but it was exactly what we needed just to maintain a boundary line that they realized was there. Seems to be high quality fencing, and works quite well. For a little dog, it would make a great fence if they were non-aggressive jumpers.

Nice fence for the price but you must be very careful unrolling it.It is coiled very compactly and has great tension on it.Gloves and long sleeves for safety is a must.The fence vertical lines are wrapped to the horizontal lines. The end or the vertical wrapped coils catch and hang. They are very sharp and the roll coiled tension releases spinning motion with sharp sawing action from the wrapped ends. They could cause the need for stitches.

Easy to install. Quality fence.

Didn’t think I could get this high of a fence with this kind of sturdiness.

Hated this wire. Wasted my money on it. Messed up and decided to use it although it was flimsy with 6” X 9” holes which were larger than I realized. I mistakenly thought it might do as we needed it and didn’t want to wait on ordering replacement wire after opening and seeing how flimsy it was. Since I cut and used it, I couldn’t return. Ended up replacing it on Day 3 with better wire as this wouldn’t hold a Yorkie in, much less a cow unless you put up posts to hold it a foot apart and expected the posts to keep the cows in instead of the wire.

AS ADVERTISED DOES THE JOB GREAT.

Most field fences have a top and bottom wire that is significantly larger in gauge than the webbing/field) wire. This is where your fence gets its strength (and allows tensioning the fence). Every field fence I've seen or owned (except this one) had larger/stronger top and bottom wires. I should have surmised this based on its shipping weight (it's about half the total weight of a 164' of heavy duty (typical farming) fencing (with 10 or 12 gauge top and bottom wires.).Near as I can tell, this fencing (or, at least the one I received) is built with all the same small gauge wire.The quality seems good, it's just that I'd call this fencing that's more for appearance and other light weight duty. I don't believe it would stay straight when used to contain small animals (e.g., goats, sheep, etc).

Did an adequate job. Not expensive. Snagged some.