How to determine wire spacing on electric fence

Mike explains how to determine how many wires and what spacing to use on your electric fence projects.
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[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Good tips on post placement

[@marvinbaier3627]

I really like my Timeless fence post.

[@johnfitbyfaithnet]

Good information thank you for sharing this listening from Bangs Texas

[@cedlane8380]

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[@Drewskidelmar]

Thank you sir , just the information I was looking for! I I am going to build a offset perimeter fence . I have cows now and will have sheep , I also need to keep my dogs inside.

[@AZHighlandHomestead]

I’m in the same situation. We have existing 4 strand barbed wire perimeter fence for historic cattle grazing, but want to graze sheep and keep dogs in. Thinking of posts at every dip and rise or every 20-50ft for flats with 6in, 12in, and 24in wire spacing. Any recommendations?

[@Drewskidelmar]

@@AZHighlandHomestead hey ! I ended up utilizing the existing perimeter woven wire fence and adding a strand of high tensile wire at the top and used “lockjaw’s” insulators . The property had a barbed wire fence dividing the middle so I just removed all the Barbwire and replaced with high tensile , this also sends power to the back of the property and kept me from having to have hot wire Around the “yard” portion

[@bassmanjr100]

I have seen some folks add an additional wire angled down to/from a post into a dip.

[@bigwhane8603]

Can you do a video on countours. What posts to use

[@Plastic-innovation]

We will absolutely work on a video for that! You should see it next week. Thanks for asking.

[@bigwhane8603]

@@Plastic-innovation wow thanks. I have 300 acres in SE Minnesota It’s all contours and I want to stop renting it out and graze the whole thing eventually! Just like Greg Judy

[@Plastic-innovation]

@@bigwhane8603 Check out his week's video. Hopefully, this answers your questions. If not, give us a call and Mike can talk more with you on this. kzbin.info/www/bejne/a53FqGmJp8-YkJY

[@davej7458]

What would you suggest to fence deer out of an Orchard and Market Garden area? That would not catch fawns or yearlings in the fence. Also to keep goats out.

[@Plastic-innovation]

Using a tall fence of 6ft. with multiple wires, tightly spaced would be a good option. You may also want to consider a 3D deer fence which has proven successful as well. Please contact us if you would like to discuss this in more detail at 800-788-4709 or email at [e-mail].